Topic: MMA Info and Predictions - Bellator, KSW, PFL, ONE... - page 73. (Read 15261 times)

There is always a chance that UFC calls him again if he continues with great fights and wins, and I think he is much more mature now and ready to take risks.

Stošić is a real threat for fighters when he's game. He didn't really have much success in the UFC, but that could mean a bunch of things. Even so, KSW is a respectable organization and there is nothing wrong with being successful there.

Cheick Kongo is not young anymore but he can still fight and beat anyone like he showed in fight with Kharitonov and I didn't expect this outcome to be honest.
I am not sure what is next for both of this fighters but Bellator is taking small summer break and next fight card Bealltor 266 is scheduled for September 15.

This should be great fight card to watch and I think that Darko Stosic fight should not be missed, he is ex UFC fighter and he destroyed all fighters in KSW so far.

and here is the complete fight list of the next ksw 63 tournament, which will take place in warsaw.

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Talking about atrocities, check out this promotional video for KSW 63 fight Roberto Soldic vs Patrik Kincl that looks more like some bad hollywood movie  


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttDwIAxW72g

It's really hard to come by some decent results for this one, but Delija got the best of Goltsov and will be heading to the finals. Also, Cappelozza and Harrison won as well on that card. And on a side note, whoever is doing or in charge of visuals for PFL should rethink taking another line of work, this is an atrocity.

PFL Playoffs are starting in two days and again we have great fight with Kayla Harrison with perfect 10-0 record and Genah Fabian (4-1).
Problem is that Harrison is huge favorite and odds are to low on her, so it's better to look for other fight for betting and there are few good ones.

Co-main event Bruno Cappelozza vs Jamelle Jones is interesting clash of heavyweights, and just look at that Cappelozza 100% KO/TKO record from all of his 12 fights! If he wins he wins with a KO!
Jones is also good with his KO record but he has 4 inch reach disadvantage compared with Cappelozza.
Whatever the outcome may be, you should not miss this fight!

One more good fight to watch in heavyweight is Denis Goltsov vs Ante Delija, and my bet will be on underdog from Croatia.
This is probably one of the best fight cards I saw in PFL in last few months.


https://pflmma.com/

In the early days of MMA, it used to be that way which is full of brawling but this one is bare-knuckle. Its more damaging when there is no protective gear on the hands. He hit the eye by chance and Quentin thought it was a poke in the eye lol.

Sad lives of these old-timers because during their time, they are not paid well. I remember a Brazilian fighter jumped happily receiving about $5K I think after winning and said to Rogan he's happy to celebrate his birthday next week. I wonder how much Leben is paid for this retirement fight.

Not sure if BKFC is really an interest in this thread, but let's say it is... here is a Chris Leben fight https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAzkyl5VFsQ

This always looks to me like a glorified bar fight in Boston, but hey, some MMA fight's look like that as well XD Not really my cup of tea, to much chaos but to each his own.

^  I don’t think you’re exaggerating.  I didn’t watch the event but a couple of my friends were saying that the match was tough to watch if you were a Rory fan and that it wouldn’t be surprising if he said he’ll retire.

Anyway, I think his decline started with that match vs Lawler years ago in the UFC.  It def took out a lot from him.

Here’s the thing, ‘hype’ without skill is one thing, no hype no skill is also one thing then no hype with legit skill is another thing and so is with hype with skill.  I feel like McKee is legit and could be something special in the UFC, but that’s just me.  And being in the UFC isn’t just a popularity contest.  I mean look what happened to Ben Askren.  That was pure hype, no skill.  Lol.  He got out struck by Demian Maia.  Demian Maia ffs.  Does the UFC really want to see that again?  

Anyway for Bellator I think Moussasi inside the distance could be the bet.

Koreshkov is a beast. That kick that sent Bakočević flying was a work of art. At one time he seemed like a big threat in the division but has since lost his mojo a bit. Maybe he gets it back. Salter is susceptible to ground attacks and submissions, and, even though Mousasi hasn't had any ground game as of lately, but has had in the past and could have that advantage.


What hype? Well, that's what I am saying, there is no hype around him and I was referring to that in considoration with your statement that they should trade some top fighter and throw a bunch of money on him. Why? Because he is talented? So are a bunch of other fighters on the UFC roster. If they want to build up a fighter and a brand then they for sure would not trade any high-profile fighter for him, they would acquire him for a reasonable amount seeing that they have to throw a lot of cash into marketing and developing him. As for Bader, Mousasi, or Pitbull, I was referring to McKee calling out cross-promotion fights in his speech, and from a pure marketing standpoint, it would make much more sense to take any of those 3 as they are much stronger names in the eyes of hard core fans and casuals alike. So that's talking about a one of cross-promotion megafight. As for him being able to go toe to toe with Volkanovski, Holloway or Ortega, Imma gonna go with a hard no on that one.