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UFC Fight Night: Lemos vs. Andrade



Date: April 24, 2022
Main Card: SUN, APR 24 / 4:00 AM EEST
Prelims: SUN, APR 24 / 1:00 AM EEST

Venue: UFC Apex

Main card (ESPN+)
Women's Strawweight: Amanda Lemos vs. Jéssica Andrade            
Lightweight: Clay Guida vs. Claudio Puelles            
Heavyweight: Tanner Boser vs. Alexander Romanov            
Featherweight: Lando Vannata vs. Charles Jourdain            
Women's Flyweight: Maycee Barber vs. Montana De La Rosa            
Lightweight: Steve Garcia vs. Damir Hadžović

Prelims            
Flyweight: Manel Kape vs. Su Mudaerji            
Welterweight: Louis Cosce vs. Preston Parsons            
Welterweight: Dwight Grant vs. Sergey Khandozhko            
Light Heavyweight: Tyson Pedro vs. Ike Villanueva            
Bantamweight: Qileng Aori vs. Cameron Else            
Light Heavyweight: Marcin Prachnio vs. Philipe Lins            
Welterweight: Dean Barry vs. Mike Jackson

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UFC_Fight_Night:_Lemos_vs._Andrade

This is going to be sort of a filler for next weekend from UFC, as there is going to be a boxing match between two Brits, Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte.

This was a long-winded one. A ton of decisions. Well, I'd say Muhamad was not impressed by Luqes BJJ accolades as there were takedowns A plenty. So Belal is now in an interesting situation. However, I would like to see a rematch with Edwards before the Colby callout materializes. I am not sure if back-to-back rematches are good for his career though. I mean, this division is a nightmare for matchmaking, but no sleeping on Muhamad.

I missed the event completely, was planning to watch the main event even though not planning to watch the entire card because none of the fighters were known to me. Belal Muhammad dominated the rematch and i was expecting this to an extend.

Here is the results


source: Wiki

^ Well too bad for Michael Chiesa he really doesn't know what he got in too, that reversal was outstanding and I am sure impressed about what happened in the fight at first I really thought that Chiesa was winning on the ground but a quick reversal sure was needed to turn the tables, and I think that Vicente Luque is good on standing as well, he is pressuring Chiesa so much that result for Chiesa to get the fight on the ground, but Vicente Luque is one crafty fighter that reverses their situation, definitely Belal Muhammad will have a hard time with Luque, as he's having a blast of a fight with Thompson already.

Great the prelim matches started and I haven't posted my picks yet, I didn't realize that I fell asleep but here is what I think may happen in the Main event

Vicente Luque VS Belal Muhammad

At first, I am positive about Belal Muhammad but he was struggling with Stephen Thompson on the ground, but Vicente Luque's ground reversal win over Michael Chiesa was a superb fight to see, and that D'Arce choke was really a need for Muhammad to take care with because he did it to Tyron Woodley and now with Thompson, and I think it is a very wrong move to take the fight on the ground with Luque, and even his standing is quite notable aswell because it's pressuring Chiesa so much that decided to take the fight on the ground, which is a wrong move for Chiesa, so in my opinion, this could be a win for Vicente Luque, right now stake odds are 1.55 for Luque and 2.48 for Muhammad.

Miguel Baeza VS Andre Fialho

Miguel Baeza could finish this fight with standing while Andre Fialho is a combination puncher and quite a boxer in my opinion but judging by the strength I think Fialho has more strength with his punching given his great with boxing, but I am also questioning Miguel Baeza's chin and durability, right now stake odds are 1.54 for Baeza while 2.49 for Fialho, making Baeza the favorite to win, but I am going against the favorite because I think Andre Fialho does have some take down aswell, so a well rounded fighter over Baeza.

I'll have to watch it myself, but I've already got him included on my accumulator, which has had a few legs won from the football. So, I might have to cash out earlier than expected. I don't usually take weigh ins into consideration, but shaking doesn't sound good.

Also, how often do they usually give the fighter time to drop weight? Is it only if they're half pound off or something?

These are my favourites for tonight:

Vicente Luque
Andre Fialho 
Mayra Bueno Silva
Pat Sabatini (146)
Devin Clark
Drakkar Klose (156)
Chris Barnett

Obviously, Klose missing weight, and apparently shaking doesn't fill me with confidence, but he's still on there at the moment. I'll review the tape soon. Devin Clark I think could potentially get a decision win if Knight tires out, since I believe this is his first fight at heavyweight?

I forgot what happened in the Muhammad / Thompson fight, but Thompson is actually a brown belt under Carlos Machado, while Muhamad is purple, so I'm kinda curious what happened there (and yeah, I know belt colors don't matter generally speaking, but still). I wouldn't be surprised if this turns into a stand-up fight, Muhamad is a Rufus protege, so...

^  Yeah Chiesa has a tendency to expose his neck but I don't think there was anything he could do there.  Luque is a legit black belt in BJJ and it def showed.  So Muhammad should be a little extra careful if he thinks he can do Luque like he did Thompson.

Anyway here are the weigh in results.  Drakkar Klose initially didn't make weight and was given an hour.  He did eventually but he looked terribad.  He was dehydrated and shaking on the scale.  Kinda reminded me of Aspen Ladd.  I won't be including him in my parlays.

Vicente Luque (171) vs Belal Muhammad (170.5)
Caio Borralho (186) vs Gadzhi Omargadzhiev (186)
Miguel Baeza (171) vs Andre Fialho (171)
Mayra Bueno Silva (136) vs Wu Yanan (136)
TJ Laramie (145.5) vs Pat Sabatini (146)
Mounir Lazzez (171) vs Ange Loosa (171)
Devin Clark (223) vs William Knight (251)
Pannie Kianzad (136) vs Lina Lansberg (135.5)
Brandon Jenkins (155.5) vs Drakkar Klose (156)
Rafa Garcia (155) vs Jesse Ronson (155.5)
Chris Barnett (263.5) vs Martin Buday (264.5)
Jordan Leavitt (155.5) vs Trey Ogden (156)
Sam Hughes (115.5) vs Istela Nunes (114)
Heili Alateng (135.5) vs Kevin Croom (136)

Weigh ins
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXpQHkAM8Hg

Face offs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X023OQaslqo

Edit:  Here's my event's 'lottery tickets'.  

Kianzad - Lazzez - Sabatini at 2.16
Add:  Luque  - Nunes -  Clark at 7.63
Add:  Alateng -  Bueno Silva - Omargahdziev at 24.32
Add:  Buday -  Garcia at 65.69
Add:  Fialho - Leavitt at 354.45

Yes! and because of that I thank you for providing great sites where we can get great information on upcoming fights surely enough you have contributed to the UFC community more than enough and because of that I will give you my thanks,

And with your provided video I can say is I am shocked by Luque's performance more than Belal Muhammad's and clearly because of this I am torn on who's the side I will pick, I was shocked on the counter Luque has pulled on Chiesa and clearly, Michael Chiesa is not your average run of the mill kind of fighter and Vicente Luque just pull a reversal on the ground, and I surely never see that all day, and thanks for the videos, and information I surely have already watched this video, about Luque, but I kind of lost it in my mind, and because of this I have now a clear mind in giving my picks later, and I have seen how Luque have the composure of self-control over certain pressure so thanks again.

Yeah, and that tells us how good QC is in UFC XD. And that was fairly recently (to some extent), so if a half-blind guy can pass doctor controls, I am sure a bunch of them can bypass USADA tests XD. Regarding Bisping, that makes even more emphasis on his fight with Rockhold, damn peek Bisping was really good. Could watch that KO every day.

Michael Bisping said these things in his own podcast or during the Joe Rogan Podcast about how many fights he fought with one eye and how he was able to bypass the doctors test, he said they were using the old method of measuring the vision with fixed alphabets and he would memorize the patterns and if the doctor checks him up close and he usually gets the help from his team and he said the testing was absurd as hell and hence he passed them all  . 

With both eyes it is difficult to be in a fight let alone in the UFC and then becoming the champion. He is a tough SOB .

I posted some good sites where everybody could get info, match replays and stats in the op.  Have fun with that.  I'm not as much of a UFC stats nut as I used to but doing research on that stuff before making a bet is really fun.  And the bets kinda test you if you made the right call based on all the info available to you.  The winning part is kinda hard tho.  Lol.

Heres a couple of vids.  Watching Belal Muhammad maul Thompson like that might have made the line on Luque a little closer.  If that didn't happen Luque could be lined wider at 1.40 or lower imho.

UFC Free Fight:  Muhammad vs Thompson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23IR9LC_wYs

UFC Free Fight:  Luque vs Chiesa
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCvsEwr26NQ

I don't think Muhammad could do Luque like he did Thompson tho.

I'm just glad he managed to get the belt, since if he didn't it would have all seemed like for nothing. I'm still not sure I could justify losing a eye for belt, but there we are. I'm also a fan of his commentary, I sometimes look at discussions around the fighting on the night, and it seems he gets a lot of criticism, along with Joe Rogan. I'm not sure exactly why that is, I've always found him entertaining, and also quite insightful at times.

Also, his podcast is pretty good, very down to earth in typical Bisping fashion.  

I just noticed the cancelled fights on this card, this would have been an absolute banger of a card if they wasn't cancelled. Like I said before I actually think its a decent fight night how it is now, but Uriah Hall had a fight cancelled, and I feel that fight would have been that little extra that was needed to really push this card to the top.

I think we will never understand and realize what Bisping came through. It is easy to cover an eye with a palm for few seconds or minutes. And it is completely different to fight like this, to get that kind of level of reaction to cover or dodge everything that comes from right side. He has right stance, so everything that comes to him is a bit further. Much respect to this guy.

I'm aware of the story behind it all, but I haven't watched that specific documentary, did his team know about the eye? I'm surprised if they would openly admit to that, since you'd like to think there would be certain ramifications to allowing a fighter, with one eye to fight, and therefore endangering him.

I can tell you now, if I lost a eye in the UFC I would never step back in. While it might be irrational to fear losing the other the same way, since the statistics are behind you, I wouldn't risk it. The thing is it was quite clear now looking back that Bisping was compromised on the one side, as he definitely wasn't as good as defending.

I have updated the list on my post, thanks to tokeweed for providing updated information last time was on the wiki and now Tapology is a great site that is updated and you can surely see upcoming fights and surely tons of information about the fighters and upcoming fights, I have quoted it and post it here again so everybody could see,

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I know the fight between Gilbert Burns VS Khamzat Chimaev is already finished, but there are many that say Gilbert Burns really won the fight, and there are many speculating that the 3rd round was a pretty much close fight, the 1st round definitely was for Khamzat Chimaev, the 2nd was for Gilbert Burns no doubt about that because Chimaev was Knockdown from that round, but the controversial 3rd round definitely had caused an uproar to a lot of people that Burns won that round, but yes even though the fight was a very outstanding fight and kudos for both fighters but in my opinion, Khamzat Chimaev clearly won the 3rd round, I have count both fighters light, medium, and heavy strikes and pertaining to all that Khamzat Chimaev have landed many strikes, clearly both men are worthy to have a 5 rounds fight, and I really want a rematch, even though I know Khamzat Chimaev have a difficult time defeating Burns, I think that is a good conclusion for all debates.

I do not think anyone else would continue fighting with one eye, Michael Bisping clarified how he used to pass the doctors test as the authorities will not allow him to fight with one eye if they knew, so he used to bypass with his wits and his coaching staff and the reason he gave is not because of the passion he was doing that, but he had no other choice in life other than fighting to make a living.

It's possible that some other fighters did some hiding of their injuries, but  I think that nobody won a championship title in any sport with one eye, and we know that MMA is mostly deadly sport on earth.
Amazing thing is that Bisping is doing a good job as an actor, you could see him in moviey xXx: Return of Xander Cage with Vin Diesel, and in some TV Series.
I am again going to recommend everyone to watch full documentary called Bisping, it's not hard to find in online or visit his website and pay five or six bucks to support him:
https://bispingdoc.com/

On current odds I have the following underdogs winning:

Chris Barnett (I just can't bet against this guy)

Brandon Jenkins - probably being the most risky of the night, since I imagine the vast majority have Klose winning the fight. I actually have Devin Clark winning via a decision, since I think William Knight might gas out, the dude is massive, and carrying a whole lot of muscle that needs a lot more energy.

Andre Fialho - Obviously. He's my favourite underdog of the night.

Caio Borralho - I'm actually going for him against the undefeated Gadzhi, not for any particular reason, other than having a good feeling. So, four underdogs of the night.

Usually, I  find the women fights quite competitive even when the odds are rather wide, but this week I see both favourites winning by an absolute landslide.

Lolol.  I didn't mean delete my post.  I meant 'delete' your post as I don't want anybody knowing that I got Fialho before I get my Multi Master picks up.    I want me free bets.  

And I wouldn't say most of the event has underdogs winning, I'd say a couple or maybe three of them.  Like William Knight...  I'd pick Devin Clark in the Multi Master but given enough line value, I'd bet on Knight.

Edit:  Just made my picks...

UFC on ESPN 34 Multi Master Challenge
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/sportsbetio-ufc-on-espn-34-multi-master-challenge-saturday-5394490

Wow! thanks for this, I will definitely update my post for the next event and will add certain fights that are not on the list, I like the main event and I am expecting Belal Muhammad over Vicente Luque, a fight between cute pussy cats Lina Lansberg VS Pannie Kianzd and Chris Barnett VS Martin Buday I am expecting the large Barnett making entertainment and kicking his opponent, but it is sad because Uriah Hall withdrew from the fight and thanks to the link of Tapology will definitely using this site for now on,


Wow! great share I am bored and need a good watch and this documentary is a great thing to watch until we get another great fight, for some reason I am curious about how he got that eye injury that lead him to use an artificial eye, and pretty much I like all his prediction videos on the latest fights with the UFC and the recent video that I watch was even though his retirement he still love to work in the bag, which is I think I love aswell, but will be watching it now so thanks for the share.