Would Jones be an underdog against Pavlovich?

[Viper2]

Opinions?

Discuss.

 

[rear naked ankle pick]

i refuse

 

[Reign009]

OP is lazy, so the responses will be too.

 

[Viper2]

OP is lazy, so the responses will be too.

Question is simple. Not gonna write an essay for you.

 

[Reign009]

Question is simple. Not gonna write an essay for you.

Yes, because your only options are either an essay or just two words.

I'm just saying, don't be surprised when no one cares about the topic when you didn't put in any effort yourself.

That's all.

 

[Apect15]

he wouldn't Pavlovich is hype train but not great fighter he was hyped also against Alistair but he got destroyed

 

[ALLVALLEYCHAMP]

No

 

[Zanmato]

Maybe in a Russian speaking contest. Maybe.

 

[DoubleA012]

Jon Jones has only been the betting underdog twice in his career, his first two UFC Fights. He's currently a slight underdog against Gane, but that could easily change as we get closer to the fight and more money starts to come in on Jones. So the answer is, it depends. It depends on if he's entering that fight coming off a loss (possibly KO loss) to Ciryl Gane or if he's just beaten Gane and is the World Champion. To the former he might be the underdog, to the latter he would not.

 

[kingghidrah]

Opinions?

Discuss.

 

[NoBiasJustMMA]

Probably not but he might be a bad match up for Jones since Pavlovich's base is Greco and most of Jones takedowns are clinch based and Pavlovich is tall, has long arms and hits much harder.

The reason I say probably not is a lot of people seem to be living years in the past when it comes to Jones' skillset and abilities as if his last 3 fights didn't happen.

 

[Muay Thai #1]

Jones has to go to the ground to win at HW. If his wrestling is not top notch, he will lose badly