Tumenov-Jouban could easily be FOTY. I'm calling that shit right now. Also, Jouban via hard-fought decision.If Magomedov can thwart Burns' takedowns, he should win because Burns was lit up by Alex "Cowboy" Oliveira and I bet that Magomedov is a better striker than Oliveira.
P. S. The UFC doesn't give Russian/Dagestani/Ukranian fighters any favourable match-ups at all. Tumenov -> Jouban, Krylov - Marcos Rogerio de Lima (who's dangerous as hell), Magomedov -> Burns...
If Magomedov can thwart Burns' takedowns, he should win because Burns was lit up by Alex "Cowboy" Oliveira and I bet that Magomedov is a better striker than Oliveira.
P. S. The UFC doesn't give Russian/Dagestani/Ukranian fighters any favourable match-ups at all. Tumenov -> Jouban, Krylov - Marcos Rogerio de Lima (who's dangerous as hell), Magomedov -> Burns...
They don't get booked often enough either. It's a pain to be a fan of the eastern european guys; they only get booked like twice a year max.
If I were Joe Silva/Sean Selby, I'd have Tumenov and Taisumov on every card I could. Dudes bring the heat.They don't get booked often enough either. It's a pain to be a fan of the eastern european guys; they only get booked like twice a year max.
If Magomedov can thwart Burns' takedowns, he should win because Burns was lit up by Alex "Cowboy" Oliveira and I bet that Magomedov is a better striker than Oliveira.
P. S. The UFC doesn't give Russian/Dagestani/Ukranian fighters any favourable match-ups at all. Tumenov -> Jouban, Krylov - Marcos Rogerio de Lima (who's dangerous as hell), Magomedov -> Burns...
Jouban isn't a very dangerous opponent for Tumenov, imo I think Albert KOs him. I do agree Krylov and Magomedov's opponents do have a possible chance at winning.