Topic: The UFC Info and Prediction Thread - page 168. (Read 97127 times)

Hehehehe, @kittieswatchers, there might be a big problem for this fight. Tainara Lisboa is a striker without much skills in grappling and in wrestling. This implies that the fight might not go to the ground hehe. However if this will go to the ground, I predict on the 3rd round it might be rear naked victory for Jessy Jess.

It is doable, alright but not recommendable, and because of that there are health and safety measures that the UFC have taken that will surely Suspend those fighters that they see fit to be suspended, for some period of months so they could heal properly, right now Gilbert Burgs are suspended and need proper rest because of his injuries, and even a normal punch to the body and surely the head UFC officials to prevent further damage to the fighter they will force a suspension for those fighters,


Maybe that O'Malley jacket ring incident was just for show so he could fight Sean O'Malley instead of Cory Sandhagen, we can really never know the whole reason behind it, maybe it was plotted by O'Malley or even Sterling himself we can not be so sure,

Both Men were not really likable and I don't really like both of them but regarding if these two would fight I think that Aljamain Sterling will have all the tools needed for striking, grappling, mind games you name it,

O'Malley probably has a chance in any striking match, somewhat. However, when you add in the takedowns, and other threats he quickly becomes outclassed. Unfortunately, I don't think he has enough variety to his style to actually become champion or anywhere near it. Paddy the baddy is more well rounded, and I think he's going to get found out in the up, and coming match ups. Although, I'll admit I do like Paddy that bit more. He's got a character about him, but just hits home different. He seems a nice lad outside the cage too.

I'm probably going to miss this weekends fights, but I'll see if I can get some predictions out. Looks a good night of fights.

I dont think it was a fluke, Sandhagen lost from other top fighters like T.J. Dillashaw and Pert Yan after that match so I dont think he can compete for title any time soon.
Maybe he can test himself in featherweight division with Volkanovski, or Volk can lose weight and visit Bantamweight.
Maybe this fight can happen after Volkanovski beats Yair Rodriguez, and I think he is better than Sterling.

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Jessica Rose Clark is a striker for sure but there are some cases she will lead to a submission when the perfect opportunity comes, but when Stephanie Egger Submits with an Armbar she doesn't have any answer to it at all and in another fight she has, maybe Julija Stoliarenko have watched the Stephanie Egger fight and goes to the Armbar again where Clark doesn't have any answer at all, and in this Armbar, I was like so many worries about my love Jessica Rose Clark, I then search her social media or news about her if she is doing alright,

And just like bbc.reporter said I surely Agreed that Jessica Rose Clark was the Harley Quinn of the fighting Kitties here in the UFC despite her loss I will still support her, but surely I really wish she can learn from all that losses she got just like Alexa Grasso with her solid performance but despite that, I really can't get mad about her look that he pictures BBC have shared it was really magnificent, I could give you a merit right now but I can't because I don't have an S merit at the moment,


Interesting indeed,  well look at that picture are you not interested in it too TopTort777? 

Anyways there are so many great fights in this event right now and I was so surprised by the list, it was like the Main Event of the UFC or let's say it is a Mini Main Event, with collaboration with ABC 4 but sad to say the Mackenzie Dern vs. Angela Hill was rescheduled,


I really think he can drink a sip but if he is not stable at all he shouldn't drink that much, for Tony Ferguson drinking in moderation is for him and not getting into some crazy stuff like this, but you are correct I also hope he is doing OK


  The Fighting Kittens are so Fluffy! Well, I was just busy at work finishing things, but yeah this is the longest post I ever made in my opinion, just replying to you guys! I was really laughing to my heart's content Thanks to both of you that was really appreciating and for the Love of those FIGHTING KITTENS!!! I Say AWOOOOOOO!!!!!

^  True...  But I don't know what it is, I somehow don't like him that much.  When they announced that it's gonna be O'Malley vs him next I found myself rooting for O'Malley.    And the line will def be wide.  I'm thinking something like at least 2.75 for O'Malley...  Prolly more.  

The match up I'd like to see for Sterling is a rematch vs Sandhagen.  I think it was a fluke when Sterling won easy in their first fight.

And it's normal when prospects fight many times in a year. It's not like they are matched against very dangerous oppositions. These prospects are likely facing journeymen, inactive, and fighters that are not in their own divisions. But there's a big difference in fighting nobodies while Belal is a top-ranked contender.

4 fights a year is still doable, this is the maximum a fighter can do with a complete rest (1+ month) and training camp (2+ months). Another exemption is when someone won a fight very quickly or has a very easy fight that might not need a long period of rest to recuperate their body.

Cant wait for @YuginKadoya to comment on his kitten reputation

About Aljo - he is on 9 win streak, fights after a neck surgery, wikipedia says he has most wins in his weight class, already defended his belt 3 times (yes, he has got that belt in a weird way, but no one so far managed to take it back from him), he has beaten 3 former bantamweight champs (T.J. Cejudo, Yan). People make laugh of him, as he isnt a true champ, but I think it is time we give him some respect.

What I Notice about Aljamain Sterling with the Henry Cejudo fight Sterling has more fight IQ than we all thought looking at his movements and his unorthodox way of fighting Henry Cejudo was a bit surprised and Cejudo have said that if he could adjust to small details in the fight he could have won that, Sterling might have pulled some trick on Cejudo for him to lose this fight seeing the fight it was a very close one and it was really hard to judge on who truly win, but for Sean O'Malley no offense of O'Malley fans in here but Sean O'Malley doesn't have the technicality in winning against Aljamain Sterling,


A high possibility that he rested this one up but knowing Gilbert Burns he must have thought his 2012 self was the same as his version of Burns now because he has already done this kind of stunt and it seems effective and both his 2012 fights were a win, actually he got 4 fight in that 2012 year see it for yourself in his record, it must have been effective for him back then when he is much younger but for him to do the same now it is not very wise,


Well atleast we have a Rumor even though it is not confirmed yet, I really thought at 1st this was kind of too early for a fight to be posted in here, but I think this is Tapology sniffing around UFC or they might have some insider undercover inside the UFC, that feeding them information, well at least we can something than nothing  guess,

I know Tony have a hard head and he can survive worse stuff than this flipping over, but he is in seriously bad space right now.
He lost last five of his fights and he didnt win any fight since 2019, that must affected him a lot in every way.
With him having 39 years now, he is not getting any younger, there are no upcoming fights for him and maybe Dana White is thinking of ending his contract.

The women's fights are getting low as there are very few female fighters joining the UFC so there are not as many fights compared to the male fighters.
If we look at Jessica Rose Clark's body, she is more muscular than Tainara Lisboa and of course she has quite strong fighting skills.
Even though Tainara Lisboa trains in Muay Thai which can make her body withstand punches, if Jessica Rose Clark fights with fatal attacks then I'm sure Lisboa can be overwhelmed and lose the fight session.

The fight is only three days away, let's see if Jessica Rose Clark can really deliver the winning result we expect.

Is it ok for him to have some alcohol with his mental condition?  Lolol because you know 'Tony Ferguson is the type of guy who gives his corner team advice between rounds' or he's 'the type of guy who gives his coach a sip of water after each round'.  

Seriously tho, hope he's ok.

Anyway here's another fight vid.  Enjoy...

UFC Free Fight:  Almeida vs Turkalj
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhvrEBPNaG8

Anybody else think Almeida can't easily just get a TD off of Roz?  A lot of sharps seem to think so.  Roz is around 30 lbs heavier than Almeida.


Why they doing Garbrandt like that?  Lolol.

Burns could have won if he was healthy and had a full training camp. I would love to see a rematch. Edwards is expected to defend his title against Colby and I doubt Belal will just sit and wait for the winner, it would cost him a lot of time being inactive. I wonder if the UFC will allow Belal to fight an easy opponent for him to stay active.


I really hope this will be finalized in the next few days. There's still plenty of time to fill the cards so it should not be a problem or they can simply move the date within August or even September. I am not yet sold on the Pink Poodle but it's an intriguing match with Sterling. O'Malley made an upset win over Yan although it was only a 3-rounder, that interests me how he looks in a 5-round fight. But maybe Sterling has too many skills, an excellent ground game, and is just too strong that he will rag-doll O'Malley.

After seeing Aljo fights, it seems for me that his wrestling skills will beat O'Malley striking skills and it will be another title defence for Aljo. As minimum it is gonna cause a lot of troubles for Sean. People might speculate on their height, that Sean is 10cm higher, but reach advantage isnt that as huge as might be, only 3cm. Dont forget that Aljo is on hype, he is on 9 win streak (lol) already. Perhaps we might see a slight copy of Aljo vs Yan fight. Aljo would as usually spam with strikes and try to do more control, followed by a win by UD.

It was a shocker, I really know that Aljamain Sterling could win no doubt, and just like Conor McGregor has said It was an easy prediction win for him Aljamain Sterling, and Looking at the fight Henry Cejudo is one tricky opponent with his size and bulkiness Aljamain Sterling surely had a hard time with him, but Aljamain Sterling still prevail and I have seen the Scorecard it was really a mess but they still give the win to Sterling and I think they did it right,

While Gilbert Burns got an injury and Belal Muhammad capitalized on that I really don't like it when a fighter is injured for sure it is now a handicap match for Belal Muhammad and likely I am a rematch between the two and this time a healthy Gilbert Burns,


It is already in motion and I have seen it on Tapology it will be on August 19, and it will be on UFC 292 but there are only two bouts, for now, I think Dana White and the UFC are still arranging the fights for this event if a certain fight got canceled on another event then they will likely move it here, here is the Link so you could see it https://www.tapology.com/fightcenter/events/101022-ufc-292 the fight for now consist of Aljamain Sterling VS Sean O'Malley for the UFC Bantamweight Championship and Cody Garbrandt VS Mario Bautista,

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I suggest not to miss following fights during upcoming event: main event for sure, Smith vs Walker, Brown vs McGee. Damn, I still cant forget how Brown chopped Sanchez with elbow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDWsA6Pg6_w. Also cant wait for him to retire. Because all those strikes to head already start to cause him speech and memory problems, but he keep on participating. And Smith and Walker are always good to watch.

Hehe I reckon women's MMA is where the fights become more unpredictable the lower it is placed in the card. However, I agree on the bet. Jessica Rose Clark recently has lost only vs. grapplers and Tainara Lisboa appears to be a striker only who trained in Muay Thai.

Also, this might be another more important reason why everyone will like Jessy Jess hehehee. I am quite certain @YuginKadoya would agree.

I also believe that Sterling was the one who won the fight. The score for him looks better and he was also the one being more active in my opinion. Again the fight was not clear and it was very close. But I don't think Sterling was given the win for free or anything. I also don't believe that Cejudo got robbed.

It will be interesting to see Sterling fight against O'Malley. But of course for that first of all O'Malley will have to beat Dvalishvili. I also agree that the winner of this fight may actually have a chance against Sterling for that title shot.

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after Cejudo's fight, I went to see many highlights of the fight, Cejudo defended himself more, he also showed to be a little out of shape, there were times when he could have a chance to immobilize the opponent and consequently he would win this fight, in the my opinion the fact that he retired more than 2 years ago made his body and mind relax and miss a part of the experience of fighting another opponent in the octagon, and he didn't do much diligence in studying the opponent's style or else he did but in the octonogo he ignored it a lot on certain occasions, even if he trained for this fight, there is a big difference between training many years and fighting constantly in practice

I didn't see a big difference in terms of skills between Cejudo and Sterling, but I saw a big difference in terms of experience fighting in the octagon, Sterling showed this great experience and that's what made him win this fight, but strange to see Conor making fun of Cejudo, for Conor Cejudo was simply massacred and had no chance of winning, at least that's what I understand when I read this news:

Video: Conor McGregor mocks Henry Cejudo loss at UFC 288, Cejudo responds

UFC in addition to fights has the marketing part, when a fighter announces that he is going to retire, years later he appears and announces that he will fight again and challenges some champion of some division and that fighter loses in the fight against the champion, so from that moment on this The fighter who loses, not only loses the fight, but also loses prestige and starts to be seen as those guys who are just starting out in the UFC. it is a mistake for a fighter to retire from the UFC and then return to fight in the UFC