UFC on ESPN 14: Whittaker vs. Till - Page 2

^ Lol. For sure. Wipe that smirk off your face Jon Jones.

R1: Shogun
R2: I missed most of it, but Nog seemed like the aggressor
R3: Shogun (he sealed the deal with the TD with 1:05 left in the round and was busy on top.)


Shogun Rua 2-1.

1 - 1?

R1: Till
R2: Whittaker
R3: Whittaker (Close round. I think it depends on the judge, even though I think Whittaker landed more strikes.)

R1: Till (Till dropped Whittaker.)
R2: Whittaker (Whittaker dropped till.)
R3: Whittaker (Close round. I think it depends on the judge, even though I think Whittaker landed more strikes.)
R4: Till (Closest round of the fight. I lean with Till landing the better shots, while Whittaker landed a few more shots.)
R5: Till (The commentators are biased af. Whittaker took the round off, imo. Till was the only fighter landing the decent/good shots this round. The quick TD at the end of the round meant nothing, as Till got back up, and Whittaker didn't attempt any damage.)


Darren Till 3-2, imo.

The judges had the scores ready the fastest I've ever seen in a UFC fight.

On July 23 2020 07:30 PuertoRican wrote: Show nested quote + On July 23 2020 04:54 captainhook wrote:   On July 23 2020 04:51 PuertoRican wrote:   On July 22 2020 09:15 captainhook wrote: How's Trinaldo's cardio? Good enough for this matchup. Jai Herbert is KO or bust. Yeah dunno... Trinaldo looked good in his last match. This is gonna be a big test for Herbert imo. He could prolly also stick and move and win on a dec tho. I can't imagine Herbert doing what he does on the old guy. Dunno... Skipping that one. Anyway, what's your take on Till? Trinaldo is currently -140. I'm waiting to see where the line goes to lay enough to win $100 on Trinaldo. Herbert is Trinaldo's easiest opponent in years. If Herbert doesn't land a big shot, it's a clear win for the old man. ---------- As for Whittaker vs. Till, Whittaker is the better fighter, but this matchup won't allow Whittaker to land a ton of strikes like he is used to doing. If Till is able to do what he wants to do, then this will be a low output strike for both guys, which is why I am avoiding it on DraftKings and FanDuel. If this fight ends early, it will be Till landing something big. I think the smart play is Whittaker at even odds, but I'm going with Till because I think his career is going up, while Whittaker's career is going down (already been champ and defended his belt), and Till has more hunger/fire/reason to win this fight. I've seen most bettors on Whittaker, yet his money line has only moved from -110 to -125 in the past 5 days. I'm sure his odds will go back near -110 as we get closer to the fight.   On July 23 2020 04:52 captainhook wrote: ^ I'll copy that parlay but add another over - under favorite... Any suggestions? Nope. It's kind of a tough card for betting, imo. Weird, since there are 15 fights. The August 1st card might only have 11 fights, and there is no value on the card from what I can see. All of the fighters who I think will win are at least -210, except for one who is -170. It'll probably be a card where I make a few parlays and hope several underdogs don't win.

As I mentioned before, there were 15 fights, but the card was a tough one to bet on.

Only 4 bets, but lost them all.

I scored the fight 3-2 for Darren Till, but he didn't throw enough strikes, I guess.

Yeah it was close. At least Till showed that he belongs. Happy for Whitaker.

Esparza is the worst. This fight and the grasso one tilted the hell out of me lol.

Main event was good. Thought 4 was a coinflip, 2-2 otherwise. Glad to see Rob back though.

Will you be on the next Rent Free podcast?

On July 27 2020 07:02 captainhook wrote: Will you be on the next Rent Free podcast?

Maybe.

The guy who posts the videos has been busy with his new business, and I will start to return to my normal life of working in early August when school starts -- I have been on vacation for almost 2 months.

Once I go back to work, I will still watch UFC every weekend, but I won't have time to research fights, aside from 1-2 fights on a card that I really like and want to make a big bet on in Las Vegas (most of my betting bankroll is in Vegas, which is why I spent half of my summer there).

I'll basically just be watching fights and playing on DraftKings/FanDuel for the next month, since there are no fights I want to go big on until August 29 (Giga Chikadze vs. Alex Caceres). There is the DC vs. Stipe fight on August 15, but I already made a bet for that a few weeks ago ($575 for $500 on Daniel Cormier), so I won't need to travel or bet on any fights until August 29.