I think Mcgregor is good bet over +200

sean black magic spencer got robbed

Aldo opened close to even money? That's pretty funny.

Just fired on Iaquinta/Lauzon O2.5 +110

I think this goes over 2.5 much more than 50% of the time with the price mainly based on Iaquinta having a lot of quick KO's to his name and less so Lauzon's submission game which is still a threat. As much as Lauzon is a can he has a chin and Iaquinta will be more careful on the ground after his loss to Mitch Clarke when he was passing.

Confirmed Ben won vs Cowboy, just watching it now, it was close but not that close, I saw it as a quite a wide win for Ben tbh and I am a cowboy fan.

which fight did the judges watch to give cow boy the win there, ben was the naturally better fighter in there, awesome array of fluid skills you have to appreciate his ability's, that right side stomp was a nice move and the 2nd round take down with nothing else happening does not steel the round by any imagination.

Poor judging or am I wrong here.

Ok off to watch the Irish lad.


Sorry quick edit:

Lyoto Machida +100 vs rock? value there for a 3 unit bet?....

Anderson vs Nick.......

Nick is available at 10/3 (+333) sorry I am the biggest fan of Anderson like the next man but knowing that Anderson is damaged goods and on his way out, vs nick whos lets be honest is a flipping beast in his own right, no one is saying Anderson would not beat nick in his prime that's a given but its 2015.....


+333 on a soild figher vs a gone fighter who "maybe" has enough to pull of some majic Johnson magic...

I think Nick is the flipping value bet of the year, and if.... if you don't bet nick and it goes the way the factors seem to paint, and he beats Anderson, we are going to be sick.... Nick is going to know all about taking Anderson into the deep and not letting him catch him in the 1st, 2nd...

is any one betting nick @ +333 I think I will be, Anderson is brittle...

Rumble Johnson for +850 by dec?

Wow is that a real line

You can't call someone who hasn't fought in 2 years a solid fighter and Anderson gone, Anderson is a technical striker on a level above Diaz.. The odds look right to me and Anderson has been tested in plenty of 'deep' fights.

Not sure about the Machida line, Rockhold has been pretty impressive of late and has a ton of experience.

I'll be betting Nick +333

He's had a really serious camp this time and brought in some good strikers to train with.

99% sure news of Silva being KO'd in training this week is true, it's coming from lots of sources now.

I think Mendes -240, Masvidal +120, Chiesa -180.

Got any more on that?

Thread from mma.tv http://www.mixedmartialarts.com/mma....2408208&page=6

1 reporter and multiple fighters saying they'd heard about it and one claiming to have witnessed it in the gym.

Would be surprised if nothing happened, and certainly not shocking if you've seen his latest training video. Hands by his sides and pretty flat footed.

Aren't you worried that Diaz seems to have trouble with people who can establish range and counterpunch?

GSP was good at establishing range and then taking Diaz down when Diaz came in to strike leading to an easy decision. Condit circled around and decisioned him by keeping range while counterpunching and using his kicks, every time Diaz came in he pushed him away and repeated his circling.

Anderson is the same height as Condit with more reach and is a master counterpuncher with very dynamic striking.

The other option for Anderson is to employ a similar strategy that he was using at the start of the first Weidman fight by chopping the legs the same as RDA did it to Nate Diaz recently.

I just think Wrestlers seem to be Anderson’s kryptonite which Diaz isn’t and I can't see Anderson just wanting to stand and bang especially if he got knocked out in camp so he'll look to keep that range.

I personally like Silva by decision +230 more than I like Diaz +325.

@mixt

I'd be really worried if we were talking about Anderson pre-weidman.

Anderson:
Last won a fight 2 years ago
Last 2 fights one full KO one flash KO from arm punch
Has been KO'd within 2 weeks of the fight in training
Has dealt with a terrible broken leg and has to face the emotions of getting back in the cage
Is now a few months off 40 years old.
Is looking much slower in his training vids

Old Anderson would crush Nick and wrestlers are worse for him, but I'm happy with +330 with these factors in place.

I think the leg break will have a huge impact on Silvas willingness to throw leg kicks in this fight. Although he could prove me wrong.

^ Yeh I guess there is some baggage on Anderson that could make a case to fade him, don't think I can do it though.

I really wish this fight was at a catch weight to make it a bit more appealing.

If ya'll don't follow Swoop on twitter he took down Aussie Millions prelim $2500 8 game for 38k ship ship. I also had a much smaller but still cool bink today, won 1k in the $5 NBA DraftKings late games.

Nice one mo, and yeah had a good day today, January runhot and all that (every year January seems to be my best month)

Atta boy Swoop!!!!

I also may have just uncovered an esports match fix; enough circumstantial evidence of market manipulation + suspicious match that Pinnacle refunded my bet. It wasnt a small bet either.

What a day.

Back to the grind tomorrow, let's do it all over again

Cool, where's are these videos just YouTube?

Gus-243

Will add YTD later after I find it. As it's several pages back

Iaquinta, McCall, Gustafsson lines all tempting. Not firing any yet but they look good. Krylov tempting too

Rousey wins in r1 -110 seems tempting too, or maybe the u1.5 is better idk

Krylov, Tumenov and Johnson all look like great bets.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RpPIx8MFxo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhVqTuqQqN0

Personally I think he looks far worse in these than he did in the past, slower than he was and being caught by lots of shots when he tries the Matrix thing. Not surprising he got KO'd sparring.

Cro Cop is back in the UFC

Diaz said he didn't ask for it to be at a catch weight, because he worried that he would cut the weight but Silva wouldn't bother trying and would just take the 20% fine and then have that additional advantage.