Predictions: 0 of 0 Winners, 0 Perfect, 0 Points
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Tied for 173rd
Predicting the outcome of an MMA fight based solely on records and methods of victory is tricky, as there are many factors at play. While a fighter's record can provide insights into their experience and skillset, it doesn't capture the entirety of their abilities, nor does it account for styles, training camps, physical attributes, mental preparation, and numerous other factors.
However, based on the provided records:
LaFragola: - Total fights: 6 (5 amateur, 1 pro) - Total wins: 6 (5 by unanimous decision, 1 by rear naked choke) - Total losses: 0 - Notable: All fights are victories, with the majority being unanimous decisions.
Turner: - Total fights: 11 (9 amateur, 2 pro) - Total wins: 10 (4 by unanimous decision, 1 by punches, 1 by retirement, 2 by guillotine choke, 2 by rear naked choke in pro fights) - Total losses: 1 (by unanimous decision) - Notable: More diversified winning methods and more pro experience.
From the records:
1. Experience: Turner has more fight experience, especially with 2 pro fights versus LaFragola's single pro fight. This might give Turner a slight edge in terms of handling the pressures and dynamics of a professional bout.
2. Diversity in Victories: Turner also displays a more diverse set of victories, winning both on the feet (with punches) and on the ground (with chokes). This suggests versatility.
3. Decision Wins: Both fighters have shown they can win via decision, implying they both can potentially last the distance in a fight. Lafragola, however, has a higher percentage of decision wins, which could suggest either a strong defensive strategy or a potential difficulty in finishing opponents.
4. Submission Skills: Both fighters have won by submission, but Turner has demonstrated this ability across different types of chokes, hinting at a potentially more versatile submission game.
Given only this data from their tapology profiles, Turner appears to have a slight edge due to a broader fight experience and a more diverse set of victories. However, predicting a clear winner is nearly impossible without more detailed information on their fighting styles, strengths, weaknesses, training camps, and how their styles might match up against each other. In MMA, it's often said that "styles make fights," and unexpected outcomes are frequent.
* Edited at 10.10.2023, 7:41 AM ET *
2023.10.13 5:55 PM ET
bout status update
Ismail vs. Ndregjoni Changed from Confirmed to Cancelled
2023.10.13 5:55 PM ET
bout status update
Rentz vs. Samuels Changed from Confirmed to Cancelled
2023.10.13 5:56 PM ET
bout status update
Garcia vs. Flores Changed from Confirmed to Cancelled
2023.10.13 5:56 PM ET
bout announced
William Rentz vs. Christopher Alvidrez
at 160 lbs (72.6 kg)
Predictions: 6 of 9 Winners, 1 Perfect, 370 Points
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Tied for 48th with 2 others
@casinorewardsaccording to Ismali IG Ndregjoni missed weight by 9lbs. apparently he offered a one way title i.e only Ismali who made weight could win the belt, with Ndregjoni having a rehydration clause on the day of the fight, but he declined.
