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MMAjunkie Radio's co-host and MMAjunkie contributor, Dan Tom, provide a detailed analysis of all the battles on the UFC Fight Night's main map 134. Today, we look at the betting and fantasy options for the card.
UFC Fight Night 134 takes place Sunday at the Barclaycard Arena in Hamburg, Germany, and airs on FS1 after the preliminaries on the UFC Fight Pass
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Disclaimer: The following section is for entertainment purposes only. The size of the units serves as an approximate representation of the risky bankroll percentage, as well as my confidence in those coins. If you intend to play, I suggest you do so responsibly and legally because it is at your own risk. All the lines are taken from 5Dimes.eu the day of the publication of this article (21 July 2018).
Dan's Pieces
Pieces of Possible Parliaments:
Abstract : Although the result of MMA fights is a near-mad practice, this section represents my most confident choices (which are in a reasonable price range) that could serve as a potential leg for any game you are trying to set up.
Given the amount of deceptively close reconciliations On the paper that this card presents, I chose to go with a place that I believe most direct by supporting Danny Roberts (15-3 MMA, 4 -2 UFC), which welcomes newcomer UFC David Zawada (16-3 MMA, 0-0 CFU).
With previous awards on Roberts arriving well north of a 3-1 favorite, I had to first go on touching this one. However, with a recent action on the outsider that has leveled the line to a more reasonable range, I believe that Roberts qualifies as a chalk that is worth taking into consideration.
I understand why Zawada can be loved by bettors. Roberts' tendency for damage – which has been visibly stung or arrested in recent outings. But as I say in my main map breakdown, I believe that Roberts should have considerable speed and technical advantage, as well as a game of undervaluation and ground game that he can use when things get hairy.
Zawada is falsely experienced He takes it to himself, but he's not really an athletic athlete despite his disproportionate victories over TKOs. Add to that the fact that it arrives with a week's notice, and I believe that the English is worth the look if you are looking for chalk.
Straight play :
- Damian Stasiak -105 (1.5 units)
Abstract : For my only game right, I decided to make a shot on Damian Stasiak (10-5 MMA, 2-3 UFC), which faces Pingyuan Liu (13-4 MMA, 0-0 UFC)
It's a tricky game being that I'm betting against a Liu's fighter, who has a summary sample size, is the least that can be said. Not only is the young Chinese fighter young in his career and mature for a natural propensity trend, but Liu is also among the sponsored athletes in his country who have received training opportunities abroad, including stays at the Jackson Wink MMA. Man
Perhaps these intangibles and the recent success of his fellow Chinese companions in similar situations (like Song Yadong) are what prompted Stasiak to open up, and which now tends towards the canine money against the beginner. Stasiak does not seem to have much to tell (especially athletically) at first sight, but the Pole is deceptively well rounded and about as hard as possible.
Stasiak does not work at the highest rate for this division, but his karate-influenced typing style makes reading difficult for most fighters. He also has an underestimated understanding of wrestling exchanges and has multiple ways to get a fight to the mat, including, dare I say, Demian Maia-like half-guard pulls that the Polish fighter uses for s & rsquo; Sit down and sweep the same way
I'm sure Liu gets a lot of submissive looks and healthy scrambling sessions at Team Alpha Male, but he seems to be too ready to get into some unhealthy entanglements of the band I saw – something common among young fighters. And since it will be entangled with a proven Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt, I'm not sure to like Liu's chances if I choose to attack him.
Finally, I do not see why more experience and the man who has proven himself at Stasiak tends towards an outsider, especially against a fighter from Liu, who has to go a long way to prove much more on paper. And for the current price of -105, I'm ready to take a 1.5 unit shot to find out why.
Props :
- Marcin Tybura-Stefan Struve "over 1.5 rounds" – 170 (1.75 units)
Abstract : For my only game prop decided to take an angle on the match between Marcin Tybura (16-4 MMA, 3-3 UFC) and Stefan Struve (28-10 MMA), 12-8 UFC)
As I specify in my breakdown by Main card, it's a clash between two well-rounded and skilled heavyweights who I believe will eventually get a job when this thing will be offside. The two men are not injured on the feet, but offensively, no more than the knockout artists. Although each fighter is very talented with regards to submissions, I also have trouble seeing both sides sink soberly, which means that most grappling wars will be for positional reasons. it is money games, but many recent cases have reminded us of the "first round" character of most of the battles fought north of 205 pounds. And for a set of over 1.5 rounds in a style match that worries me for my entertainment value (and I love both fighters, watch out for you), I'll take the shot for 1.75 units .
Fighting to avoid (live dogs, high intangibles, etc.):
- Darko Stosic against Jeremy Kimball
- Davey Grant against Manny Bermudez
- Justin Ledet against Aleksandar Rakic [19659028] 1 2 [19659031]
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