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the betting odd are pretty much 1:1.
Is like to agree with you, but Robbie's just looked so uninterested these past few years. He's one of the best comeback stories in MMA but it's hard to imagine he's gonna come out with his hair on fire in this one. I hope I'm wrong, I've always been a fanLosses to Magny Colby and RDA, looked good against Askren and easily could have been stopped by the ref and then was stopped prem.
Magny Colby and RDA are all fit healthy and well rounded pressure style fighters with a rounded gameplan, I don’t put Nick in that category, maybe 6 years ago I’d call him a pressure striker but that would be all.
I don’t put that much value into Robbie being washed as a lot do on here
Looks like he's back on the booze. Sad as hell
Think of me when you bet on Diaz and lose your money, okay? I want you to think of this thread and how silly you were. I don't expect you to come back and eat crow because this is Sherdog and I have realistic expectations. But just think of this thread and my post and curse silently at yourself for not listening and throwing your money awaySo therefore you:
Bet on the fighter whose demonstrated ability you know has seriously declined rather than the fighter whose last fight was over six years ago?
Allocate those funds to a different fight in which you have a reasonable expectation of how the fighter is going to perform?
Bet on neither and enjoy the fight since Nick has not been in a real fight since 2013 and you therefore have no clue how he will look?
Im going with the latter, but if the public continues jacking up Robbies price then a Diaz bet becomes viable.
The last time Nick fought in 2015 his opponent (Silva) tested positive for anabolic steroids so you can throw out the results of that fight as the NSAC did.