Fought too many minutes I guess. Ridiculous. Guessing a broken hand or something.Wait are they not signing Curtis?
Montel Jackson (+100) vs Rico DiSciullo ~$111.35 for ~$111.35= ~$111.35
The numbers with the ~ symbol are the dollar equivalents for when I make a wager in Bitcoin at one of the Bitcoin only sportsbooks or exchanges that I sometimes use like Nitrogen, BetBTC, Fairlay etc. I just convert the BTC into the approximate dollar value when I make the bets, because I think it makes a lot more sense at a glance than typing up 0.01700000 for 0.01700000 or the like and having two different currencies in the summary as a result. I break it out into a separate sub-total just so it's easier to keep straight on my internal spreadsheets when I add it all up afterwards.Which book offered that? And I've been wondering about your subtotals, is one 5d, the other all other books?
Check the opponent. 5D had the old line up a long time and barely got the new line out recently.
I'm probably in the minority here, but I have no issue with Dana's decision. I know they mentioned this will be a special type of deal with Hardy where he can maybe fight outside the UFC, but honestly, they can probably give him some favorable matchmaking in the UFC as it is for him to grow. I think Hardy will bring more interesting fights to the HW division than Curtis would bring to the UFC. Curtis also isn't always the most exciting fighter out there.
We've watched fighters make runs in their 30s before. Although Curtis fought at a slower pace he demonstrated good technique, the ability to slip punches & awareness of cage control ON TOP OF the fact that he got a great knockout.
Menifield's 9 second KO shows me absolutely nothing. He basically aldo'd the guy, doesn't show me his skillset at all. Additionally, greg hardy is extremely sloppy & it's clear they are signing him to take advantage of his name for ppv buys
Overall, Curtis was by far the best fighter that fought last night. I suppose its all political in the end.