PBP DWCS 2024 Week 7 PBP Discussion: Tue Sept. 24 at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT.

[Neck&Neck]

Nick Maynard wants him !

 

[Neck&Neck]

Dana loves this shit !

 

[svmr_db]

Lol this week in "Mick Maynard's Contender Series" a guy is getting signed that Dana barely cares about.

 

[WoozyFailGuy]

Ran right into the left hand.

 

[CroCopsLHK]

Wow Dana being nice tonight

Also lol when he pawns his guilt off to his matchmakers making the choice

 

[Paynebringer]

Bailey is my Family name and you didn't live up to it Shonfelder, and for that, you're to be called "BUM"...

 

[Axe720]

Got some good ones tonight.

 

[Deleted member 585708]

Danylo Voievodkin vs Lukasz Brzeski – Well, Voievodkin did what was asked of him, running through Bailey Schoenfelder with EASE. I still don’t know what this means for Danylo’s trajectory, the guy can obviously crack (and kick), but we’ll find out a lot more against Lukasz Brzeski. Lukasz isn’t that bad of a heavyweight but he is struggling for wins, so let’s book it.

Daniel Frunza vs Evan Elder – Both these guys are 9-2 after Frunza beat the 17-1 Vadym Kutsyi, Frunza’s toughness and cardio too much for the 33 year old Belarusian veteran. Frunza did eat some heavy artillery, and I wouldn’t be putting him against anyone too high right now, but I bet you he’d draw a fun fight out of Evan Elder – which is what you’d ask from a guy in his UFC debut.

Kevin Christian vs Newcomer – I’m not really sure I see anyone on the roster right now.

Kevin Vallejos vs Seung Woo Choi – Let’s give Vallejos someone with a bit of experience, someone who can fire back, and someone who can potentially represent a jetpack for this Argentinian kid. I wouldn’t go too far, of course, but I believe Vallejos is ready for this after just ripping through a double-tough Cam Teague.

Alexia Thainara vs Puja Tomar – What I like about this is they actually already have a common opponent: both beat Rayanne dos Santos! Alexia finished Tainara, and you can see she looks like she’s got a bright future, she showed good striking, good takedowns, and a pretty complete game. That’s a good challenge for the Indian Tomar, the former ONE Championship fighter on a 5-fight streak. Both have fought at a comparatively high level for UFC newcomers, so yeah, I like this one a lot.

 

[Neck&Neck]

Dana almost didnt shake his hand lol

 

[Pharenheit]

All the fighters that looked potentially ufc caliber lost. Go figure

 

[Neck&Neck]

Hibas !

 

[Neck&Neck]

Vallejo’s California was the only one who looked impressive

 

[tornado362]

Danylo Voievodkin vs Lukasz Brzeski – Well, Voievodkin did what was asked of him, running through Bailey Schoenfelder with EASE. I still don’t know what this means for Danylo’s trajectory, the guy can obviously crack (and kick), but we’ll find out a lot more against Lukasz Brzeski. Lukasz isn’t that bad of a heavyweight but he is struggling for wins, so let’s book it.

Daniel Frunza vs Evan Elder – Both these guys are 9-2 after Frunza beat the 17-1 Vadym Kutsyi, Frunza’s toughness and cardio too much for the 33 year old Belarusian veteran. Frunza did eat some heavy artillery, and I wouldn’t be putting him against anyone too high right now, but I bet you he’d draw a fun fight out of Evan Elder – which is what you’d ask from a guy in his UFC debut.

Kevin Christian vs Newcomer – I’m not really sure I see anyone on the roster right now.

Kevin Vallejos vs Seung Woo Choi – Let’s give Vallejos someone with a bit of experience, someone who can fire back, and someone who can potentially represent a jetpack for this Argentinian kid. I wouldn’t go too far, of course, but I believe Vallejos is ready for this after just ripping through a double-tough Cam Teague.

Alexia Thainara vs Puja Tomar – What I like about this is they actually already have a common opponent: both beat Rayanne dos Santos! Alexia finished Tainara, and you can see she looks like she’s got a bright future, she showed good striking, good takedowns, and a pretty complete game. That’s a good challenge for the Indian Tomar, the former ONE Championship fighter on a 5-fight streak. Both have fought at a comparatively high level for UFC newcomers, so yeah, I like this one a lot.

Very nice picks and justifications:
- Danylo Voievodkin vs. Junior Tafa
- Daniel Frunza vs. Ange Loosa
- Kevin Christian vs. Sy/Jung loser
- Kevin Vallejos vs. Pineda/Elkins loser
- Alexia Thainara vs. Montserrat Ruiz

 

[europe1]

The whole "fight your way into UFC" angle is so boring when the UFC accepts everyone anyhow since Contender contracts are the cheapest ones they have.

 

[Oscar Madison]

 

[TempleoftheDog]

I'm sorry sherbro

Nobody should have to deal with that

Thank you.

I only did what I thought was right.

But I appreciate your concern.

Thank you.

 

[Poirierfan]

Damn wish I had more than 10 bucks on it

Not losing is always a good thing, even if it's only $10.

 

[cartopis84]

Its hilarious how American footboll produced failure after failure in MMA easiest division while rugby produces champs and contenders in its most competative.

american football is an objectively harder sport than rugby.

 

[Kowboy On Sherdog]

 

[The_Renaissance]

Couple of lads really shit the bed, here, didn't they. Couple of surprising winners.

I'd do.....

Kevin Vallejos vs. Julio Arce
Kevin Christian vs. Diaz/Zhang loser
Daniel Frunza vs. Phil Rowe
Danylo Voievodkin vs. Dontale Mayes