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YTD:
52-52 -$1988

Prop:
0-4 -$330

Parlays:
40-103 +$3105

Breakdown by Event:
FN 66: -$544
FN 65: -$2424
UFC 186: -$1129
UFC on Fox 15: -$310
FN 64: +$869
Bellator 163: -$270
FN 63: +$2555
FN 62: +$2017
UFC 184: -$1363
FN 61: -$1145
FN 60: +$690
UFC 183: -$218
UFC on Fox 14: +$1999
 
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Posted: #2
Could have done a lot better if Nam got the win he earned instead of some hometown cooking. But it happens.

Anyways, here is my current card.

Current Card:

Pyle

100/210

Belfort

100/350

Johnson

200/220

Parlays:

Browne/Cerrone/Belfort/Johnson

100/1308

Benavidez/Browne/Cerrone/Belfort

100/668

Dodson/Benavidez/Browne/Cerrone

400/489

Kim/Dodson/Benavidez/Browne

100/144

Hall/Kim/Dodson/Benavidez

100/161

Rose/Hall/Kim/Dodson

100/202

Pyle/Rose/Hall/Kim

100/618

Makhachev/Pyle/Rose/Hall

100/620

Scoggins/Makhachev/Pyle/Rose

100/602

Cerrone/Belfort/Johnson

100/1024

Browne/Cerrone/Belfort

100/558

Benavidez/Browne/Cerrone

100/79

Dodson/Benavidez/Browne

100/80

Kim/Dodson/Benavidez

100/98

Hall/Kim/Dodson

100/123

Rose/Hall/Kim

100/144

Pyle/Rose/Hall

100/444

Makhachev/Pyle/Rose

100/456

Scoggins/Makhachev/Pyle

100/418

Belfort/Johnson

100/846

Cerrone/Belfort

100/436

Browne/Cerrone

100/46

Benavidez/Browne

100/45

Dodson/Benavidez

100/46

Kim/Dodson

100/68

Hall/Kim

100/79

Rose/Hall

100/79

Pyle/Rose

100/320

Makhachev/Pyle

100/310

Scroggins/Makhachev

100/64
 
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Posted: #3
Been pretty cold last 3 events, so fading me may win you guys some money! 
 
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What's your take on Belfort?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by sawman:

What's your take on Belfort?

Belfort has historically not matched up well with wrestlers. Striking wise, Belfort should have the speed, power, and technique advantage. Grappling should even out, although I might give a slight edge to Belfort. 

What worked out so well for Weidman in his fight with Machida was his pressure. Pressuring Machida and getting close to him in the first 3 rounds. Once Machida became the aggressor in the later rounds, Machida did much better. I'm not sure Weidman will be able to handle the pressure Belfort brings in the first two rounds. Not to mention, Weidman hasn't faced anyone with the power of Belfort. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by str8edgejedi:

Quote Originally Posted by sWhat's your take on Belfort? [/Quote:

Belfort has historically not matched up well with wrestlers. Striking wise, Belfort should have the speed, power, and technique advantage. Grappling should even out, although I might give a slight edge to Belfort. What worked out so well for Weidman in his fight with Machida was his pressure. Pressuring Machida and getting close to him in the first 3 rounds. Once Machida became the aggressor in the later rounds, Machida did much better. I'm not sure Weidman will be able to handle the pressure Belfort brings in the first two rounds. Not to mention, Weidman hasn't faced anyone with the power of Belfort.


Power of Belfort? Yeah TRT Belfort. It's a leap of faith to assume anything resembling that guy is entering the cage.
 
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Posted: #7
Good luck Jedi!!!
 
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why would u waste money on belfort, no way he wins.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by rzagza:

Belfort has historically not matched up well with wrestlers. Striking wise, Belfort should have the speed, power, and technique advantage. Grappling should even out, although I might give a slight edge to Belfort. What worked out so well for Weidman in his fight with Machida was his pressure. Pressuring Machida and getting close to him in the first 3 rounds. Once Machida became the aggressor in the later rounds, Machida did much better. I'm not sure Weidman will be able to handle the pressure Belfort brings in the first two rounds. Not to mention, Weidman hasn't faced anyone with the power of Belfort.

Power of Belfort? Yeah TRT Belfort. It's a leap of faith to assume anything resembling that guy is entering the cage.

Weidman's wrestling and ju-jitsu is superior, I'd give the grappling edge to Weidman.
 
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Belfort literally looks half the size of his fights on TRT.  
 
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Weidman is no Cain Velasquez. won one fight because Anderson Silva was too cocky, won the other because Silva broke his leg. Went the full 5 rounds vs Machida.  

Take the +100 on over 2.5 rounds. Weidman is not THAT good (but will win). 
 
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Weidman's boring and can only defend his title vs all the old guys in Middleweight. Guy's overrated. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ih8nits:

Weidman's boring and can only defend his title vs all the old guys in Middleweight. Guy's overrated.



All the guys in that division in the top 15 are over 30 genius!!! Besides Rockhold and Mousasi, everybody else mid 30's.So he gets by Belfort and Rockhold ole Chris will hold the belt for a long time!!!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ih8nits:

Weidman is no Cain Velasquez. won one fight because Anderson Silva was too cocky, won the other because Silva broke his leg. Went the full 5 rounds vs Machida.  

Take the +100 on over 2.5 rounds. Weidman is not THAT good (but will win). 

Weidman clearly won every round contested against Silva.  What are you talking about?  Sure, Silva was showboating and got caught but he was also clearly losing the fight before it happened.
 
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Posted: #15
So I had written out a long write up about Belfort/Weidman, but when I was switching tabs on my safari browser, it refreshed the page.

Long story short, I'm covering myself on my Belfort plays with a parlay:

Johnson/Weidman/Cerrone/Browne

200/526
 
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I think Weidman gets it done early.  Vitor did not look good at the weigh-in and Weidman's been sounding VERY confident all week that he'll finish him within 2 rounds.  Good luck jedi, your parlay style is strange but hope you get back in the win column   
 
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Good luck to you.  
 
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Get em this week Jedi!
Where are you at in Hawaii? I think I may have PMd you a while ago to ask. I may not have checked for reply
 
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Final Card:

Pyle

100/210

Belfort

100/350

Johnson

200/220
 
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Parlays:
 
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Parlays:

Browne/Cerrone/Belfort/Johnson

100/1308

Browne/Cerrone/Weidman/Johnson

200/526

Benavidez/Browne/Cerrone/Weidman

106/94

Benavidez/Browne/Cerrone/Belfort

100/668

Dodson/Benavidez/Browne/Cerrone

400/489

Kim/Dodson/Benavidez/Browne

100/144

Hall/Kim/Dodson/Benavidez

100/161

Rose/Hall/Kim/Dodson

100/202

Pyle/Rose/Hall/Kim

100/618

Makhachev/Pyle/Rose/Hall

100/620

Scoggins/Makhachev/Pyle/Rose

100/602
 
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Cerrone/Belfort/Johnson

100/1024

Browne/Cerrone/Belfort

100/558

Benavidez/Browne/Cerrone

100/79

Dodson/Benavidez/Browne

100/80

Kim/Dodson/Benavidez

100/98

Hall/Kim/Dodson

100/123

Rose/Hall/Kim

100/144

Pyle/Rose/Hall

100/444

Makhachev/Pyle/Rose

100/456

Scoggins/Makhachev/Pyle

100/418
 
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Belfort/Johnson

100/846

Cerrone/Belfort

100/436

Browne/Cerrone

100/46

Benavidez/Browne

100/45

Dodson/Benavidez

100/46

Kim/Dodson

100/68

Hall/Kim

100/79

Rose/Hall

100/79

Pyle/Rose

100/320

Makhachev/Pyle

100/310

Scroggins/Makhachev

100/64
 
 
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Posted: #25
Quote Originally Posted by sawman:

Get em this week Jedi!
Where are you at in Hawaii? I think I may have PMd you a while ago to ask. I may not have checked for reply

Located on Oahu. Sorry, I never check my PMs on here, but I'll go take a look

Everyone else, thanks for the well wishes and best of luck to you guys as well.
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