UFC 194 Dec. 12th Aldo-McGregor

Faber Saenz could prove interesting. Im really interested in seeing the Maia-Nelson line movement.

I'm really thinking Jacare should beat Romero convincingly but then again I said the same thing about Machida. . .

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Originally Posted by SPX

I'm really thinking Jacare should beat Romero convincingly but then again I said the same thing about Machida. . .

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Romero wont be able to take Jacare down like he did Machida

Yeah Romero might get taken down in this one. Being on the ground with Jacare in any capacity is the exact opposite of where he wants to be. Jacare might be able to match him in power strirking, also.

Lee/Hollaway/Faber parlay. All in.

I think Maia beats Nelson at first thought.

I think Torres beats the karate hottie pretty easily actually.

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Originally Posted by poopoo333

Lee/Hollaway/Faber parlay. All in.

I think Maia beats Nelson at first thought.

I think Torres beats the karate hottie pretty easily actually.

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Torres has dropped from -210 to -145. People all over that hype train.

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Originally Posted by Luke

Torres has dropped from -210 to -145. People all over that hype train.

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People already forgot about her getting taken down and controlled by some +800 bum bitch. Torres is good on the feet and on the ground

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People already forgot about her getting taken down and controlled by some +800 bum bitch. Torres is good on the feet and on the ground

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Oh, I agree. She's not better than Torres anywhere

I would think Maia should have a very serious strength advantage over Gunnar, anyone else see that? his main proble, in this fight, IMO, is that he will have to consistently take Gunnar down every round and avoid Gunnars striking.

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Originally Posted by edman5555

I would think Maia should have a very serious strength advantage over Gunnar, anyone else see that? his main proble, in this fight, IMO, is that he will have to consistently take Gunnar down every round and avoid Gunnars striking.

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I agree about the strength advantage. And while Gunnar's good on the ground, is he Maia good? I don't think so.

Maia at -145? I'd probably take that, though I preferred his opening line of course.

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Featherweight	José Aldo (c)	vs.	Conor McGregor (ic)
Middleweight	Chris Weidman (c)	vs.	Luke Rockhold
Middleweight	Ronaldo Souza	vs.	Yoel Romero

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As always, I will stream this for FREE on http://sportsfred.com/bt-sports-2/

Gunnar isnt as good as Maia but he is probably good enough to avoid getting submitted, so therefore he gets a chance to stand with Maia every round. I think he is better there.

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Originally Posted by edman5555

Gunnar isnt as good as Maia but he is probably good enough to avoid getting submitted, so therefore he gets a chance to stand with Maia every round. I think he is better there.

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The real question is whether or not he can keep Maia from rushing him and taking him down. Maia is usually at a striking disadvantage, but that never seems to stop him from taking fools down and doing whatever he wants with them for three rounds

I actually like Gunnar at first glance

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Originally Posted by Ludo

The real question is whether or not he can keep Maia from rushing him and taking him down. Maia is usually at a striking disadvantage, but that never seems to stop him from taking fools down and doing whatever he wants with them for three rounds

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Thats basically what I am saying.