He opened at nearly +200.Anyone have any strong opinions on Frank Camacho? Fading a guy who got rinsed in under a minute by Justin Jaynes of all people and hasn’t fought in two years seems like it could be a good idea
All Camacho has is a bit of power. He's absorbed a heap of damage and shown little to no improvement during his UFC tenure. I will review some footage to see if it's a good fade spotAnyone have any strong opinions on Frank Camacho? Fading a guy who got rinsed in under a minute by Justin Jaynes of all people and hasn’t fought in two years seems like it could be a good idea
The two male flyweights are the fights I like the most. Hadley by decision and Taira o2.5.
I thought Rakic will be a good bet but not so sure anymore.Will bet him but not as much as I thought.Jan is tough,this is a different match up then Glover,Rakic doesn't have the grappling or sub skils off Texeira.He is very strong so he could maybe get Jan down but not sure?Seems Jan carries a bit more power in his hands,he's always live for a KO.What makes me wanna bet Rakic despite all that is that he's more explosive,he will have the speed advantage,can fight on the outside with devastating leg kicks,absorbs very little damage(hasn't been touched basically since the Clark fight years ago) and Jan this time won't have the reach advantage.Considering Blachowicz is 39 and has been dealing with a neck injurie I'm sliding with the younger,hungrier favorite.If it shows he can get Jan to the floor then it should be a lot easier win.
Anyone have any strong opinions on Frank Camacho? Fading a guy who got rinsed in under a minute by Justin Jaynes of all people and hasn’t fought in two years seems like it could be a good idea
Probably it will,but I can imagine Jan landing a KO hammer in the first minute or showing up not showing like in the Glover fight and Rakic kicking his head off so I won't risk itPlay the over easy money