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Couldn't pick this next one so I took the over 1 1/2 as both guys look tough to finish
Well shit...
Couldn't pick this next one so I took the over 1 1/2 as both guys look tough to finish
filly expect Pickett to let me down for accidentally picking him lol. Needs to fight the perfect fight and go for takedowns
Was defs a sweat after breathing heavy RD1 lol
filly expect Pickett to let me down for accidentally picking him lol. Needs to fight the perfect fight and go for takedowns
Pati at least seemed like he had more heart and cardio. Really happy for Picket though he did what he needed to do, Koing Pati is impressivePerfect fight? Why?
Pati is a very limited non-fighter. A strong, athletic, former football player who badly lacks technique and specific skills and can't even bother to fight in the right weight class, 170, or make his cardio passable.
I wasn't big on Pickett, and he has a lot of flaws and limitations, but the appeal was that he could fight a very, very imperfect fight and still win.
Same man, really feel good for the guyi don't know why but i'm feeling really happy for pickett, there's something about him not giving up on this and working so hard for his small daughter too. I hope he can get some wins in the ufc too.
Ye lil harsh, his opponent is real good. Thats Romeros style, but I think his composure, age and how well rounded he is should of earned him a contract. He can win fights in UFCI feel bad for Romero
Added Alves + Picket 67 to win 160514 on Huckbody to win 277
110 on Silva to win 200
47 Bonus Bet on Breeden to win 67
Pati at least seemed like he had more heart and cardio. Really happy for Picket though he did what he needed to do, Koing Pati is impressive
I liked Dana's reason for not picking Romero (had trouble when his opponent switched to southpaw).
Romero is only 23 and has skills, but he needs more time to grow before he enters the UFC.
Your not picking on me ma man no hard feelings. Maybe I didnt explain it properly because I usually don't with my broken English haha.Are we talking about the same fighter?
Pati, the guy who lost to Kailan Hill because his cardio lasted for exactly 1 round, and he was completely done after that, including one of the worst examples of gassing I've ever seen in round 3 (literally doing nothing)?
Not to pick on you (I like a lot of your analysis), but sometimes when I read some of these opinions, I wonder whether they're even watching the same guy.
His reason is complete bullshit, although it might benefit Romero in the long run.
Romero is the most intriguing, skilled prospect on this entire season, vastly more polished than most of the guys they have given contracts to. But because it wasn't a one-sided victory against a tough, skilled opponent and wasn't rock' em sock' em robots, the big Red Retard doesn't give him a chance.
Your not picking on me ma man no hard feelings. Maybe I didnt explain it properly because I usually don't with my broken English haha.
I watched that Hill fight twice and yes he was trash, but iv seen him lose fights and maintain output even when gassed, specially leg kicks and flying knees. Pickett to me was low output, didnt have that dog in him. Even the regionals after his contender loses he keeping distance, jabbing running not really dominated the cans he is up against, Takes them down they get up. First round kinda showed that again. But hey he brought out the dog out of him self in this fight, probably because his back was against the wall good on him. Didnt see him Koing Pati so fair play.
Also my breakdown was when Pickett was a moderate fav, and Pati was dog