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| UFC 109 Event Reminder by Big Damn Jay - Thursday, February 04, 2010 |
| We are a couple of days away from this weekend’s UFC 109: Relentless. This card features main event, Mark Coleman versus Randy Couture, and other exciting bouts such as Matt Serra versus Frank Trigg. Winner of this event will receive a $25.00 credit from Gorilla Fight Gear. Place your bets and predictions as soon as you can. Good luck! |
| UFC 109 Breakdown by Mike Hammersmith - Monday, February 01, 2010 |
 Randy "The Natural" Couture vs. Mark "The Hammer" Coleman: In the first ever bout between two UFC Hall of Famers, Randy "The Natural" Couture will face off against Mark "The Hammer" Coleman, in a bout for the ages. This may be the best set of wrestling credentials to ever step into the octagon at once, as both men are Olympians with multiple college and high school honors, and each brings a distinct style to the cage in their MMA wrestling. Coleman, brings one of the most unstoppable double leg takedowns in the business, and will almost surely put Couture on his back within the first minute of the fight, but from there, anything could happen. It's no secret that Coleman fights with too much emotion, and at his advanced age, doesn't have the cardio to fight at a strong clip through the entire fight. This will be Couture's opening to take this fight, as he'll need to avoid getting sucked into Coleman's ground game, and work his own impressive boxing game to keep Coleman at bay. Over time, Coleman will wilt, and Couture should be able to decisively take at least two rounds in this one to come out on top on the score cards. Betting Odds: Randy Couture -150 Mark Coleman +120 Although the sportbooks will have this at a much wider margin, this a closer fight than people think. For one thing, Couture isn't a strong finisher, and every time Coleman shoots, he runs the risk of being on the bottom and losing valuable time to score points with the judges, as well as allowing Coleman to recharge his batteries. While neither fighter is going to finish this one, the decision hinges on who can use their wrestling and striking skills to control the bout, and the idea Coleman can land enough takedowns to steal two rounds from The Natural isn't outside the realm of possibilities. If you can find props to take Coleman by decision at long odds, it's certainly worth a bet. Fantasy Pick: Randy Couture via Decision Overall, Couture should have this under control with his superior skill-sets, the advantage to having trained Coleman previously, and the well-documented cardio regime of The Natural. A finish is possible late in the fight, but very unlikely given the game plans of both men, so take Couture via decision for maximum points. Nate "The Great" Marquardt vs. Chael Sonnen: With title implications on the line, you know both guys are going to be looking to make statements with this fight, and it brings up interesting situations in the cage. Marquardt is one of the most well-rounded fighters on the planet, with a versatile submission game, impeccable submission defense, endless cardio, and devastating striking power to round out his game. Conversely, Sonnen isn't known for anything other than wrestling, but that's all he's generally needed in his fights. His takedowns and plodding pace from top make him very difficult to deal with in the cage, and while it hasn't made him a fan favorite by a long shot, it has allowed him to out-point impressive fighters in the past. With Sonnen's game plan etched in stone, this will be up to Marquardt and Greg Jackson to create situations where Marquardt can avoid the black hole of Sonnen's top game, and find a way to win. Betting Odds: Nate Marquardt -150 Chael Sonnen +120 Once again, sportbooks will have this as being a lot wider than I do, but Sonnen has been a huge underdog in every fight he's had in the UFC. While his game isn't complete, his wrestling is so suffocating that it allows him to bypass his opponent's strengths and force them to fight from bottom, where they might not have a chance of success. Marquardt's bottom game hasn't seen the light of day in some time, mostly because his top-positional grappling is so strong, and his ability to stop Sonnen and implement his own game plan will be of the utmost importance to win. Like Coleman, finding props on Sonnen to win by decision would be an investment worth seeking out. Fantasy Pick: Nate Marquardt via Decision With someone of Marquardt's skill level, a finish can come from anywhere, and Sonnen brings in the ability to draw any fight into deep waters, and fights at a pace that doesn't allow his opponent to get many opportunities to finish. While a finish is possible for the heavy-handed Marquardt, I think it more likely that he gets the best of a few takedowns, works conservative striking and beats Sonnen at his own game, out-pointing him for a win. Matt "The Terror" Serra vs. Frank "Twinkle Toes" Trigg: Veteran UFC fighters collide in this bout, as Former Welterweight Champion Matt "The Terror" Serra will face former Welterweight title challenger and Icon Middleweight Champion Frank "Twinkle Toes" Trigg, in a bout to stay relevant in the division. While it's doubtful either man will ever reach the top of the division like in their glory days, this is still a decent fight for each man, as it will allow them to showcase their long-honed skills and give them a chance to work against some younger talent following this. Serra brings in some deceptively crisp boxing, having trained under Ray Longo for many years on the art, and his world-class BJJ skills, which should make him a fight-ender no matter where this bout takes place. Trigg has crippled an opponents game plan before with his combination of fundamental boxing and wrestling skills, but it's difficult to say who will have the advantage here, standing or on the mat. While Trigg has out-boxed foes in the past, he doesn't bring a great deal of power to bear, and I think that will be an issue, as the strong inside striking of Serra could wilt Trigg quickly. Also, Trigg has a history of getting caught in submissions on the mat, and while Serra isn't exactly a submission wizard, he does have a few tricks up his sleeve, and could do Trigg some harm if he managed to sweep to top position, or land his own takedown. Betting Odds: Matt Serra -130 Frank Trigg EV This fight is a close one, no matter how you slice it. What Serra does have that gives him an advantage here is an ability to finish the fight anywhere, while Trigg isn't likely to be able to out-box Serra or submit him. Considering Trigg's size and wrestling ability, there's a strong chance he can outwork Serra on the mat and take this to a split or unanimous decision. In my opinion, this one isn't worth putting money on unless you can find solid underdog odds, due to the possibility of a split decision. Fantasy Pick: Matt Serra via 3rd round submission (choke) (split) or decision (straight) While Serra isn't the strongest finisher against this level of competition, he does have the ability to throw up a triangle from bottom and work for an armbar on Trigg if he isn't careful in top position. Trigg might surprise us with his ability to keep Serra busy standing, and work his wrestling with good timing to steal a decision as well. Depending on how many people are taking Serra for this one, you might want to consider taking Trigg via decision and try to sneak under the radar with some points. |
| Strikeforce Miami Reminder by Big Damn Jay - Thursday, January 28, 2010 |
| After a few weeks off we are ready to get back at it with Strikeforce: Miami this weekend. The card features bouts such as Nick Diaz versus Joe Riggs and Robbie Lawler versus Melvin Manhoef. You have a couple of days left to get your predictions and bets in. Good luck and thanks for playing! |
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| Strikeforce: Miami Breakdown by Mike Hammersmith - Monday, January 18, 2010 |
StrikeForce MIAMI - BreakDown, Predictions & Betting Odds Nick Diaz vs. Marius Zaromskis for the Strikeforce Welterweight Championship: This is a fight I'd never considered a possibility, as Zaromskis was completely off the radar a year ago, and Diaz has been busy fighting catchweight bouts, but here we are with a very interesting match-up on our hands. Diaz obviously brings world-class BJJ to this bout, along with his unorthodox boxing style, which has flustered and dropped many upper tier fighters. Zaromskis brings in a devastating striking game that he's just recently been able to bring to the world stage after a career studded with brutal knockout wins in small shows. This fight is a lot closer than people may think it is, as Zaromskis brings KO power in absolutely everything he throws, and Diaz has shown a tendency to eat far too many shots in his career. The key here will be if Diaz can take this to the mat off of a kick, or work his boxing at range to avoid Zaromskis power shots, as otherwise, he might be in for a long fight. I think this match should be fairly even in terms of striking, until Diaz can attain a dominant position and submit Zaromskis. Betting Odds: Nick Diaz -130 Marius Zaromskis EV Zaromskis is a fighter I would put into a particular category I call "wrecking balls", meaning they hit so tremendously hard that you need to apply special odds to their fights. In fights involving guys like this, I never give a favorite more than -150 against them, as the potential of knockout is far too high. I think Diaz has the boxing acumen and obviously the grappling skills to put Zaromskis away if given the opportunity, but he'll be dodging bullets the entire time, and it only takes one shot to end a fight. That, combined with Diaz history of cuts and of dropping his defenses at inappropriate times, makes this a compelling dog bet for Zaromskis if you can find strong underdog odds for him. Fantasy Picks: Nick Diaz via 2nd round Submission (choke) This fight could be all over the place, and nailing down a round and method isn't easy. I feel Diaz will be cautious on the feet in the first round and work conservative grappling, while avoiding Zaromskis power, and may eventually get his timing and manage to take him down in the second round. This could turn into a long fight if Diaz can't do this though, and decisions are seldom kind to the Diaz brothers due to their lackluster defensive skills and pitter-pat boxing style. With that in mind, you might want to bite the bullet and consider taking Zaromskis via TKO, as it's realistically his only method of victory outside of a decision. Women's 145lb Champion Cristiane "Cyborg" Santos vs Marloes Coenen: To say the hand-made 145lb Women's Division isn't competitive would be a gross understatement, considering the lion's share of talented women fight at 125lbs and 135lbs. Surprisingly enough, Strikeforce wisely picked up one of the few women fighters on the market that's at least marginally at Santos level in Marloes Coenen, a talented muay thai kickboxer with a deceptively dangerous ground game. This isn't to say that she has much of a shot in this fight, as this is truly a division made up for extraordinarily large fighters; Santos and Gina Carano. While Coenen brings in powerful striking for the average female fighter, Santos hits like an average male Featherweight, and that is a huge disparity in power. Coenen's only real shot here is from her back if she can catch an armbar during Santos determined ground and pound, but the window of opportunity there is slim indeed. Despite Coenen's best efforts, except here to be unable to make it out of the first round after Santos pounds her on the mat. Betting Odds: Cristiane "Cyborg" Santos -400 Marloes Coenen +300 You'll be lucky to find odds like this, as I predict Santos will likely be around -600 to -800 when this fight happens. Aside from a flukish bottom game submission, Coenen doesn't have a shot in this fight, as she doesn't pack the firepower to floor Santos, or the chin to absorb her counter-shots. Santos is certainly defeatable, but Coenen just isn't the one to do it. Fantasy Picks: Cristiane "Cyborg" Santos via 3rd round TKO (split scoring) or 1st round TKO (straight scoring) While Coenen is out-matched here, she is rather strong defensively and this fight could be drawn into deep water, as Santos tends to turn down the intensity after the first few minutes if she doesn't get the desired result. While I think a first round finish is well within Santos capability, it could be worth the gamble of taking a 3rd round TKO in split scoring, just in case this ends up as a lop-sided decision. "Ruthless" Robbie Lawler vs. Melvin Manhoef: Anyone who likes highlight knockouts and slugfests knows who these two men are, and the fact they'll be facing each other on American soil is an amazing thing in and of itself. Robbie Lawler brings in years of destructive striking talent, as well as a time-tested chin, and has only once been out-gunned in the striking department, against a surprising Welterweight foe in Nick Diaz. Manhoef has made a career of shattering fighters early, packing his resume with twenty 1st round stoppages; six of which took place in the first minute of the fight. This amazing ability on the feet is coupled with one of the worst ground games in a fighter with this much experience, and this is the only avenue fighters have had success against Manhoef in nearly six years. This fight really comes down to Lawler and whether or not he's willing to swallow his pride and use a smart game plan in taking Manhoef down and beating him on the mat, as this is not a good fight for Lawler standing. As likable as Lawler is, I don't think he's willing to go that route, sound as it may be, and will likely end up on the wrong end of a left hook midway through the first round. Betting Odds: Melvin Manhoef -150 Robbie Lawler +110 It's hard to imagine a situation where this doesn't end up in a knockout, and I don't think Manhoef is the one going to sleep on this night. Of the two though, Manhoef has been knocked out before against hard strikers, and Lawler does have the puncher's chance to put his fist down the pipe and floor Manhoef in this fight. I feel Lawler's best chance is on the mat here, as there's no way he hasn't picked up wrestling in his many years training with Matt Hughes, and Manhoef's takedown defense has never been solid. Failing this, I can't give Lawler better than +110 to land on Manhoef before Manhoef lands on him. Fantasy Picks: Melvin Manhoef via 1st round TKO. No real explanation needed here. Manhoef ends fights in the first, and will do it the only way he knows how. Jimmy Ambriz vs. Bobby Lashley: In one of two incredibly useless fights on this card, top-notch wrestler and MMA prospect, Bobby Lashley, will take on Jimmy Ambriz, a journeyman fighter who makes a living off of short notice match-ups. Granted, Ambriz is a step up from Lashley's previously announced opponent, but brings nothing to this fight but a puncher's chance. Lashley should have no trouble putting this fight on the mat and getting a submission very quickly. Betting Odds: Bobby Lashley -800 Jimmy Ambriz +550 I'm being perfectly honest when I say I'm being conservative with this, as I'm sure the actual lines will be around -1200 or worse. Ambriz brings basically nothing to the table and won't be walking away from this one a victor under any circumstances. Fantasy Picks: Bobby Lashley via 1st round submission (strikes) This ends early, although the nature of finish could be anything. Against someone like Ambriz, who fights for a paycheck, I think it's likely he takes a few punches from side control and taps out, making this a submission in most fantasy games. A TKO or submission (choke) is just as likely, but very few people pick submission (strikes) in these games, and it could net you points otherwise lost. Greg Nagy vs. Herschel Walker: This being the other useless fight on the card, 47 year old Herschel Walker will make his combat sports debut, taking on 1-1 Greg Nagy. While one has to respect Walker for her skills and athleticism across multiple sports in his youth, at his age, and with no legitimate fight experience, this is a joke of a fight. Footage of Nagy is impossible to come by, but Walker was kind enough to hold an open workout to show off what he'd picked up at American Kickboxing Academy, in preparation for his first fight. While his striking wasn't the worst I've seen in my life, the rule of thumb with novice fighters is that you're about half as good in a fight as you are in the gym. Considering Nagy has two fights under his belt, I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt here and say he's got at least an idea of how to do a takedown and throw a straight punch. Just the fact Walker is a massive man and 47 years old, I'm willing to bet his gas tank can't handle any amount of pressure in this bout, and he falls apart if this reaches the second round. In all, I have to side with Nagy to work a smarter game plan and out-perform Walker in this fight. Betting Odds: Greg Nagy -125 Herschel Walker -110 I haven't a clue where the betting odds will be on this, but I think Nagy should have a slight advantage in age and experience. Let's hope people get behind Walker and drive this line skyward, so we can sneak a dog bet with Nagy come fight time. Fantasy Picks: Greg Nagy via decision No way of knowing how this ends, but I don't believe either man has the skill to hurt the other at this point in their careers. That leaves a long match, and I have to give Nagy the advantage for experience and age, allowing him to control the striking and/or ground bout for a decision win. |
| Full Steam Ahead by Big Damn Jay - Monday, January 11, 2010 |
| Okay, we resolved the standings issue with the season and everything is normal now. Sorry about that. Congratulations to Ro-J for winning WEC 46. Reminder, the top 10's of each event do receive a prize money bonus for showing: 1st place in predictions - $2,500 2nd place in predictions - $2,000 3rd place in predictions - $1,500 4th to 6th place in predictions - $1,000 7th to 10th place in predictions - $500 Good luck to eeveryone at UFN 20 tonight. |
| Season Stats by Big Damn Jay - Sunday, January 10, 2010 |
| Looks like the scripts still added the last event to the 2009 season. Will work on fixing that. |
| WEC 46 Breakdown by Mike Hammersmith - Wednesday, January 06, 2010 |
WEC 46 VARNER vs HENDERSON BreakDown, Predictions & Betting Odds by Mike Hammersmith. Lightweight Champion Jamie "The Worm" Varner vs. Interim Champion "Smooth" Benson Henderson: The clash of personalities in this fight is almost as exciting as the fight itself, as the cocky and oftentimes overly-dramatic Jamie Varner, will fight to retain his title against the humble and goofy character that is Benson Henderson in this title unification bout. While personalities are polar opposites, both men have their base in wrestling, which should make or break this fight. Varner has the far superior hands, and is capable of leveling Henderson if his wrestling isn't spot on in this bout. On the flipside, Henderson is an accomplished no-gi grappler with vicious submission skills and a punishing top game, which could put Varner into dangerous territory if he can't dictate this fight. The gas tank and wrestling are the two deciding factors in this fight, and I have to give the edge to Henderson in both categories. His shot is one of the slickest I've seen at Lightweight, and he looked good going five rounds in his last bout. While Varner has also gone five rounds in his career, coming off a broken foot and broken hand will have shelved him for some time, and a year of ringrust isn't something you want to bring into a title fight. Although Varner has plenty of chances to take Henderson out early, he'll find victory is a window that will close for him late in the fight if he cardio fails him. In a rollercoaster ride, Henderson takes a decision, and the unified title. Betting Odds: "Smooth" -140 Jamie "The Worm" Varner +110 Henderson has a slight edge here, just in the fact his wrestling is of a comparable level, and he's been active in the entire time Varner has been injured. That isn't to say Varner can't win this, as if his takedown defense is strong enough to turn this into a five round boxing match, Henderson will be ill-equipped to deal with him. Also consider that Varner could potentially gain top position or Henderson, which is an area he seldom finds himself, and we may fight his bottom game isn't half as strong as his top game. Title fights are always a toss-up, and I'd avoid betting on this fight unless you could find odds significantly better than what I've posted. I'd be comfortable with EV or better on Henderson, or +140 or better on Varner. Fantasy Picks: "Smooth" Benson Henderson via decision. Varner is a tough customer, and I can't see him getting caught in too many submissions, considering his own technical grappling abilities. If he falters in this fight, it will be because of his conditioning and or mental game, and I think Henderson will play it safe and take a decision to unify the titles. If you're feeling brave, you could go for a 5th round submission (choke) on split scoring, but decision is the safer play in my mind. Will Campuzano vs. Coty "Ox" Wheeler: Campuzano had a very rough first fight in the WEC, taking on the bantamweight bruiser Damacio Page in a short and violent affair that ended in a submission loss. That fight didn't truly show what Campuzano is made of though, and this time he draws someone much more manageable in Coty "Ox" Wheeler. Coty Wheeler is no joke either though, and brings in a solid grappling background and years of experience to test the younger Campuzano. This is a very close fight, but Campuzano has a calmness in his grappling, inventive and punishing ground and pound, and devastating KO striking that could put Wheeler to sleep in a hurry. Wheeler on the other hand, needs to relay on his unorthodox submission skills, wrestling and high pace in this one to take a win away from the younger fighter. I give the edge here to Campuzano, based on Wheeler's grappling style, which leaves him exposed to ground and pound, especially when going for ankle locks. Campuzano has solid leglock defense, hits hard enough on the mat to make Wheeler regret the leglock attempts, and in a close fight, that could be all the difference. Betting Odds: Will Campuzano -130 Coty Wheeler EV A very even match, but Campuzano is more likely to stop Wheeler than the other way around, making him a slight betting favorite. This could be an opportunity for some bankroll, as Wheeler will likely come in as a heavy favorite given Campuzano's relative inexperience and with a loss in his first fight in the WEC. Don't believe it though, as Campuzano has a ton of potential, and if he can shine in this fight, should give Wheeler a sound beating. Fantasy Picks: Will Campuzano via 1st round TKO. Campuzano and Wheeler will both come in hard, and that's where this will end early, as Wheeler will be caught standing or on the mat and force a referee stoppage. Wagnney Fabiano vs. Clint Godfrey: After a disappointing loss, and dropping down a weightclass, Wagnney Fabiano will look to make waves at 135lbs, and will take on WEC newcomer Clint Godfrey as his first test. Godfrey comes into the match with a solid record, and a well-rounded arsenal of kicking strikes, wrestling, and submissions, that have made him a terror in the Midwest fight circuits. This is a large jump in competition for him though, and Fabiano has one of the most suffocation top games in BJJ, meaning this fight will be woefully short for Godfrey if he can't avoid Fabiano's mat work. Considering the size advantage Fabiano will enjoy here, I feel he'll have little issue with controlling Godfrey in this match and landing a submission early. Betting Odds: Wagnney Fabiano -300 Clint Godfrey +220 Between Fabiano's punching power and world class top game, there really isn't much Godfrey can do here. The one thing he does have going for him is that, as this is Fabiano's first bout at Bantamweight, Godfrey could attempt to work a fast-paced fight and wear down Fabiano's potentially fragile cardio. This would require him to dodge the bullet for much of the fight, which is a tall order for someone with so little top-shelf fight experience. Fabiano is a strong favorite in this bout and a great addition to a parlay, or strong anchor bet. Fantasy Pick: Wagnney Fabiano via 1st round Submission (choke). I don't see Fabiano giving Godfrey much room, especially after his last bout, where he underestimated a newcomer and paid for it. I think Fabiano gets this to the mat in short order and locks on an arm triangle or RNC early in the first, getting his bantamweight career underway. George Roop vs. Eddie Wineland: A veteran of TUF 8 and a former Champion will face off here, when George Roop takes on Eddie Wineland, in a striker vs. grappler affair. After a disappointing run on TUF 8 and poor showing in UFC, George Roop is down to his proper fighting weight in the WEC, and looking to fight Former Bantamweight Champion Eddie Wineland, who himself is working his way back up the ladder. Wineland is a highly underrated striker with several one-shot knockouts on his record, but he will have his work cut out for him against the wrestling skills of Roop. While Roop was out-wrestled in his Lightweight bouts, fighting opponents who are twenty pounds lighter should give him the ability to shine, and I think he'll be able to do this against Wineland. Unless Wineland can land a knockout blow or use a sprawl to force a stand-up bout, Roop should be able to work this match to the ground and impose his will on Wineland. It might not be pretty, but Roop can outwork Wineland on the mat and take a decision. Betting Odds: -140 Eddie Wineland +110 Roop should be able to control this fight, but Wineland has a few ways to win this one. While he's not well-known for it, Wineland is a punishing striker who dealt former title challenger Manny Tapia a lop-sided beating on the feet, and has the potential to do this to anyone who can't force a ground battle on him. I'm sure he knows this just as well as I do, and if his sprawl and clinch grappling has improved since his last few outings, Roop could find himself in a world of hurt here. Also, with Roop back to cutting substantial weight for his fights, this could have an adverse effect on his cardio, which could allow Wineland to sneak away with a decision or late fight finish on a winded Roop. These are unlikely scenarios and I feel Roop should have enough of an edge to work Wineland on the mat and impose a game plan, making his a favorite for conservative wagers. Fantasy Picks: George Roop via decision. Wineland doesn't have the best grappling, but he is strong defensively on the mat, and considering Roop's top heavy and conservative approach, I don't see this fight reaching a finish before the judges get involved. Roop taking a decision is the best fantasy pick for large points. The clash of personalities in this fight is almost as exciting as the fight itself, as the cocky and oftentimes overly-dramatic Jamie Varner, will fight to retain his title against the humble and goofy character that is Benson Henderson in this title unification bout. While personalities are polar opposites, both men have their base in wrestling, which should make or break this fight. Varner has the far superior hands, and is capable of leveling Henderson if his wrestling isn't spot on in this bout. On the flipside, Henderson is an accomplished no-gi grappler with vicious submission skills and a punishing top game, which could put Varner into dangerous territory if he can't dictate this fight. The gas tank and wrestling are the two deciding factors in this fight, and I have to give the edge to Henderson in both categories. His shot is one of the slickest I've seen at Lightweight, and he looked good going five rounds in his last bout. While Varner has also gone five rounds in his career, coming off a broken foot and broken hand will have shelved him for some time, and a year of ringrust isn't something you want to bring into a title fight. Although Varner has plenty of chances to take Henderson out early, he'll find victory is a window that will close for him late in the fight if he cardio fails him. In a rollercoaster ride, Henderson takes a decision, and the unified title. |
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