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UFC FIGHT NIGHT 175: NEIL MAGNY VS. ROBBIE LAWLER PREDICTIONS
Magny Win Money Line
-260
Money Line Pick
The Co-Main Event at UFC Fight Night 175 will see Robbie Lawler take on Neil Magny. This will be a fight in the UFC Welterweight division. Magny comes into this fight 23-7 with a UFC record of 16-6. He is currently riding a two-fight win streak and has also won four of his last five fights. He last fought at UFC 250, beat Anthony Rocco Martin by unanimous decision. Magny is pretty balanced fighter, averaging 3.95 significant strikes per minute and 2.55 takedowns per every 15 minutes. He does only have one win by submission in the UFC, so a stand-up fight is likely what Magny will want. Another impressive factor to take into consideration is Magny’s ability to limit the damage he takes. Absorbing just 2.17 strikes per minute, he does not get knocked out often.
His opponent, Robbie Lawler, is 28-14 in the MMA and 13-8 in the UFC. The biggest issue with Lawler is he seems to being coming to the end of his career and looks to be slowing down. He has lost three fights in a row and four of his last five. His most recent fight came against Colby Covington back in August of 2019. He was out-struck 179 to 78 in this fight and lost by unanimous decision. Lawler is averaging 3.57 significant strikes per minute, but is absorbing 4.16 strikes.
You really have to consider Lawler’s age and how he looked in that last fight. Overall, I think Magny will just be too much for the veteran and Magny will continue his quest for a chance at the title. Magny’s money line price is a little steep, but this looks to be a good parlay piece if you do not want to bet it straight up.
UFC FIGHT NIGHT 175: NEIL MAGNY VS. ROBBIE LAWLER PREDICTIONS
Magny Win Money Line
-260
Money Line Pick
The Co-Main Event at UFC Fight Night 175 will see Robbie Lawler take on Neil Magny. This will be a fight in the UFC Welterweight division. Magny comes into this fight 23-7 with a UFC record of 16-6. He is currently riding a two-fight win streak and has also won four of his last five fights. He last fought at UFC 250, beat Anthony Rocco Martin by unanimous decision. Magny is pretty balanced fighter, averaging 3.95 significant strikes per minute and 2.55 takedowns per every 15 minutes. He does only have one win by submission in the UFC, so a stand-up fight is likely what Magny will want. Another impressive factor to take into consideration is Magny’s ability to limit the damage he takes. Absorbing just 2.17 strikes per minute, he does not get knocked out often.
His opponent, Robbie Lawler, is 28-14 in the MMA and 13-8 in the UFC. The biggest issue with Lawler is he seems to being coming to the end of his career and looks to be slowing down. He has lost three fights in a row and four of his last five. His most recent fight came against Colby Covington back in August of 2019. He was out-struck 179 to 78 in this fight and lost by unanimous decision. Lawler is averaging 3.57 significant strikes per minute, but is absorbing 4.16 strikes.
You really have to consider Lawler’s age and how he looked in that last fight. Overall, I think Magny will just be too much for the veteran and Magny will continue his quest for a chance at the title. Magny’s money line price is a little steep, but this looks to be a good parlay piece if you do not want to bet it straight up.

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