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TJ Dillashaw Breakdown:
With the weigh-ins finish, TJ looks sharp and has proven himself well prepared for the 125lb branch. On the feet he should have an important advantage over Cejudo. The duration of TJ, together with his unorthodox fashion, will let him land severe volume against the more limited wrestler. Additionally leg kicks will be a deadly option against front heavy karate stance. Cejudo will probably be needing takedowns and significant top control if he is to acquire any rounds. Unfortunately for him, TJ has outstanding wrestling himself as well as an arguably more harmful grappling arsenal. His evasiveness should limit Cejudo’s chances to shoot and on the floor he is going to be hard to control for long periods. Overall the path to success appears slender for Cejudo whilst TJ is a proven finisher who carries good cardio and far superior volume to acquire over 5 rounds. The bet is TJ Dillashaw to function as dual champ!Rachael Ostovich Breakdown:
Both these fighters have some flaws to their game but stylistically this is a winnable battle for the underdog. On the toes Vanzant is more pliable but probably quicker with more quantity. Ostovich has a more straightforward style but neither fighter is very likely to land considerable harm . The strength and size of Ostovich will probably be a major advantage on the ground where the two women tend to attract the battle. Vanzant is stubborn but takes risky options and leaves a great deal of openings for opponents. Ostovich can capitalise here and her exceptional control means she will spend much more time on top or in dominant positions. Anticipate a back and forth struggle where we get good value on the underdog odds.
Bet = Ostovich at 2.35 (+135) chances. Risk 3 Units to win 4.05 Units.
Ariane Lipski Breakdown:
Lipski the”Violence Queen” is making her debut following an impressive run as the KSW champion. Matching up with Calderwood she’s the benefit in many regions. The power and aggression of Lipski’s combos at the pocket will probably be overwhelming for Calderwood who lacks pace and head motion. This fight is probably to play out on the toes but even on the mat it is Lipski with the better abilities. Calderwood is coming from a”blessed” submission win in a fight where she was having a great deal of trouble. Over her career she’s been know to battle with adversity during conflicts and search for a way out. Lipski though looks to be quite durable and fights with heart. In 24 years old she also will be showing substantial improvements between conflicts.
Bet = Lipski in 1.53 (-188) chances. Risk 5 Components to win 2.65 Units.
Alexander Hernandez Breakdown:
Cerrone is coming back down to 155lbs for an unlikely matchup against an increasing prospect. Hernandez brings a design that’s proven against Cowboy together with his rapid start and relentless pressure. Whether this battle goes the distance it will be Hernandez pushing the pace, holding Cerrone from the fence and securing takedowns to impress the judges. Cowboys best path to victory is snatching a submission off his back but that’s a small probability against a powerful wrestler. The power, athleticism, youth and fashion of Hernandez is going to be a lot for the veteran to manage with only 3 rounds to operate with. Cerrone is typically a slow starter as well as the drop back to 155lb is not likely to assist his durability problems.
Bet = Hernandez in 1.54 (-185) odds. Risk 4 Units to acquire 2.16 Units.
Dustin Ortiz Breakdown:
This is a rematch fight in the first back in 2014, which Benavidez won via decision. Today it is Ortiz that has shown the newest improvements in his sport, currently riding an impressive win streak. Benavidez remains a top contender but does look like he is marginally diminishing in his recent appearances. As an underdog Ortiz has a couple of paths to success. He will be at a disadvantage on the toes in terms of quantity, but packs substantial power. Benavidez was wobbled always in recent conflicts indicating his durability is fading. Furthermore the 34 year old will slow down later in the struggle as Ortiz brings a constant grinding pace. This ought to be a close fight that looks to be lined overly broad.
Bet = Ortiz at 3.05 (+205) chances. Risk 2 Units to win 4.1 Units.
Karl Roberson Breakdown:
Roberson is moving up as a late replacement to take on the tough veteran Glover. On the toes the disparity is broad. Roberson is lightning fast and has strong counters. Glover has slowed considerably into his later years and together with his durability fading his lack of head motion is apparent. Cory Anderson (Roberson’s training partner) isn’t famous for his striking yet discovered huge victory himself on the feet in his final fight against Glover. The obvious dilemma for Roberson is his grappling defence, but working with Anderson he should be improving here as a young prospect. Glover may find some takedowns however if he does not get an early entry it will be challenging to keep up with the younger, faster and more athletic Roberson. Furthermore if he can’t get it into the mat his choices seem bleak. As an underdog, Roberson seems a solid bet.
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