IDK Man, I wouldnt call Mousasi shot. He is a bit past his prime but is definitely still a problem for most. He is too old to fix the glaring hole in his game, though. And Vanderford will pose the same problems King Mo, Jacare, and Lovato did. Grapplers will always give him problems, and strikers are in a world of trouble.
I understand trying to give Queally a winnable fight but Mousah will probably turn this into a boring fight. Also, how do you go from a title shot to fighting Mousah?
It's not necessarily about Mousah himself to me as much as it is the fact they matched Queally up with an unranked fighter coming off of a loss. Obviously they think the hometown guy can win but that's the wrong mentality to have.
I guess they are trying to give Queally a winnable fight. IDK, this match up feels like they are trying to cash in on the previous success in Dublin. However, these match ups feel weak, tbh.
Im hoping these are prelims.
Agreed, they're trying to give Queally a winnable fight but the guy is a 20 fight veteran coming off a title fight. He doesn't need a winnable fight. The promotion needs exciting fights between either ranked opponents or ranked vs unranked w/ upwards momentum. Instead they reward the guy who's coming off a loss with a top 5 opponent.
I dont understand what you people are watching ????
Mads vs Borics is the fight to make IMO, but these two called each other out since last event. So, maybe Bellator will make it happen.
Bellator makes strange matchmaking sometimes, I have to assume it makes sense financially. Otherwise, this fight is pointless.
It's a gimmie fight so Queally can win infront off the home crowd. The last card had all the Irish fighters lose on the main card.
I am sure Tokov mentioned after the last fight broken foot but I can't remeber he broke it during the fight or during the training camp.
