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Oleinik is +300 on bet365 right now, is this absolutely ridiculous value or am I sleeping on Blaydes?
Oleinik is +300 on bet365 right now, is this absolutely ridiculous value or am I sleeping on Blaydes?
Let’s talk Curtis Blaydes. Is he really such a safe bet to put in a parlay? Nobody here thinks Oleinik has a chance of wrapping around him like an anaconda and beating him that way he beat Browne? Their striking isn’t that great, so if Curtis wrestles him to the ground, I’m sure Oleinik would love to go to the ground whether he’s on his back or on top.
+750 sub? Count me in!Blaydes will have a huge edge in speed, cardio, standup, wrestling, and athleticism. He cuts down to 265 yet he's one of the fastest hws on the roster. He's 26 while Oleinik is 40. However, the experience difference is huge. I believe Oli has the most fights out of anyone in the ufc while Blaydes only has 9 fights. I took a stab at his +750 sub line but wouldn't touch the ML as I see no way he wins a decision, he's always running on fumes after the 1st round.
Blaydes looked like shit in his last outing. I don't mind stabbing Oli sub with the massive experience gap.
He didn't look like a -800 favourite but he didn't look like shit. I think we were all disappointed it wasn't a Blaydes/Millstead type domination. Omie's body type and southpaw stance made it really difficult for Blaydes to get his wrestling on. Omie had also been working with an Olympic wrestler for that camp as well as his previous camp. Most wrestlers would mentally fade after going 0/14 on TD attempts, but Blaydes switched up the gameplan mid fight and outstruck the striker in Omie. I was very impressed by his cardio, he set a high pace and looked ready to go 2 more rounds after the fight.
I'll rewatch the tape right now because my memory recalls being very unimpressed.
In the meantime:
Johny Hendricks: I don't see a route back to a UFC title
He didn't look like a -800 favourite but he didn't look like shit. I think we were all disappointed it wasn't a Blaydes/Millstead type domination. Omie's body type and southpaw stance made it really difficult for Blaydes to get his wrestling on. Omie had also been working with an Olympic wrestler for that camp as well as his previous camp. Most wrestlers would mentally fade after going 0/14 on TD attempts, but Blaydes switched up the gameplan mid fight and outstruck the striker in Omie. I was very impressed by his cardio, he set a high pace and looked ready to go 2 more rounds after the fight.
I'll rewatch the tape right now because my memory recalls being very unimpressed.
In the meantime:
Johny Hendricks: I don't see a route back to a UFC title
Pluck it, I’m taking Anderson here. Manuwa hits like a truck and there is no shame is getting KOd by him. What is OSPs road to victory if he doesn’t get a first round KO? He will gas and slow horrible. 1U for now, and then more after R1.
I think the guy has just ruined his body from weight cutting, he's been cutting weight his whole life and he's probably been cutting large amounts his whole life.Boy he’s got more and more bizarre. How can 40 yo Trinaldo make 155 but a 34-year-old 5’9” Johny Hendricks and his T-Rex wingspan cannot make 170 pounds? A 6‘3“ James Vick makes 155 pounds. The dedication or lack thereof is the only excuse.
Only thing I'm concerned about with Borra is the takedown. Johny can still wrestle.Why don't I throw 2k on Borrachinha? How the hell is Hendricks going to survive in a cage with that man?