Having fun talking about MMA. PRE & POST FIGHT BREAKDOWN
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July 28, 2022
UFC 277 Main Card!! Derrick Lewis vs Sergei Pavlovich Brandon Moreno vs Kai Kara-France 2
<p>Derrick Lewis will face off with Sergei Pavlovich at UFC 277 on Saturday, July 30, 2022. The odds have Lewis at -110 while Pavlovich is priced at -110.Derrick "The Black Beast" Lewis has a mark of 26-9-0 (1 NC). The 37-year-old is fighting at 260 lbs and comes in at 6'3". The orthodox fighter extends his reach 79". Sergei Pavlovich stands 6'3" and records a weight of 257 lbs. The southpaw fighter will be looking to add a win to his record of 15-1-0. The 30-year-old stretches 84". Regarding significant strikes, Derrick Lewis connects on 2.56 per minute and Sergei Pavlovich connects on 6.08 significant strikes per minute. Lewis is connecting on 50% of the significant strikes he tries while Pavlovich is landing 50%. Concerning the fighter's defense, "The Black Beast" allows 2.51 significant strikes per minute and Pavlovich absorbs 4.45. Lewis also stops 41% of the significant strikes that are aimed in his direction and Pavlovich is able to defend against 46% of the strikes thrown in his direction. Concerning wrestling, Derrick Lewis is the more capable grappler as he is averaging a takedown 0.60 times per 3 rounds. Lewis is scoring a takedown on 28% of his attempts and is stopping 55% of takedowns his opponents have attempted. Pavlovich is taking his opponents to the mat on 15% of his takedown tries and is stuffing 66% of the tries against him. Regarding submission attempts, Lewis is the less likely of the two fighters to go for the finish by going for 0.5 submissions per 15 minutes while Pavlovich goes for 0.8 submissions per 15 min.</p> <p>The last time he fought, Derrick Lewis faced Tai Tuivasa and ended up taking the loss via elbows to the head in round 2. Tuivasa landed 35 of 47 total strikes that he threw in that fight. Lewis walked away from this fight having landed 31 of 47 total strikes. In the significant strikes category, Tuivasa landed 24 of 36, giving him a percentage of 66%. He landed 12 of 22 significant strikes to the head. On the other side of the Octagon, Lewis landed 62% of his significant strikes by landing 27 of 43. Out of those significant strikes, he connected on 24 of 39 aimed at the head. 33% of the significant strikes landed by Tuivasa and 40% of them landed by Lewis were tallied at a distance</p> <p>In the last bout for Sergei Pavlovich, he battled Shamil Abdurakhimov and took home the win by way of a punch to the head while on the ground in round 1. Abdurakhimov ended up landing 100% of the significant strikes he tried at a distance while Pavlovich ended up connecting on 28% of the significant strikes he tried at a distance. Pavlovich ended up landing 44% of his significant strikes attempted by connecting on 21 of 47. He ended up landing 21 of 46 significant strikes aimed at the head. Abdurakhimov ended up connecting on 17 of 34 significant strikes in that contest. Out of all the significant strikes thrown, he ended up landing 4 of 16 directed at the head. When discussing total strikes that he threw in that fight, Abdurakhimov ended up connecting on 17 of 34 and Pavlovich ended up connecting on 22 of 48 of all the strikes he threw. </p>
July 28, 2022
UFC 277 Main Event!! Amanda Nunes Vs Julianna Pena 2
<p>Julianna Pena will enter the Octagon with Amanda Nunes at UFC 277 on Saturday, July 30, 2022. The opening odds have Pena at +230 while Nunes is priced at -275.Julianna "The Venezuelan Vixen" Pena comes into this bout with a record of 12-4-0. The 32-year-old tips the scales at 135 lbs and comes in at 5'6". The orthodox fighter stretches 69". Amanda "The Lioness" Nunes stands 5'8" and will fight at 135 lbs. The orthodox fighter looks to add a victory to her total of 21-5-0. The 34-year-old stretches 69". When talking about significant strikes, Julianna Pena is landing 3.36 per min and Amanda Nunes is landing 4.55 significant strikes per minute. Pena is landing 49% of the significant strikes she attempts and Nunes is landing 51%. When it comes to defending in the cage, "The Venezuelan Vixen" takes 2.02 significant strikes per min while "The Lioness" allows 2.81. Pena also thwarts 53% of the significant strikes her opponents attempt and Nunes is able to curb 55% of the strikes thrown her way. In terms of takedowns, Julianna Pena is the not as competent as a wrestler as she takes her opponents to the mat 2.43 times per 15 minutes. Pena is scoring a takedown on 55% of her tries and thwarting 22% of the takedowns her opponents try. Nunes is taking her opponents to the canvas on 54% of the takedowns she attempts and stuffing 82% of all takedowns attempted on her. Regarding going for the sub, Pena is the more skilled technician by going for 0.9 finishes per 3 rounds while Nunes attempts 0.8 finishes per 3 rds.</p> <p>The last time she stepped into the Octagon, Julianna Pena fought Amanda Nunes and ended up getting the victory in the fight by rear naked choke in round 2. Nunes landed 58 of 112 total strikes attempted in that fight. Pena ended the night having landed 90 of 147 total strikes. In regard to significant strikes, Nunes landed 46 of 99, which means her percentage was 46%. She landed 36 of 85 significant strikes aimed at the head. On the other side, Pena landed 58% of her significant strikes by connecting on 79 of 135. Of those significant strikes, she was 69 of 122 to the head. 95% of the significant strikes landed by Nunes and 98% of them connected on by Pena were done at a distance.</p> <p>In the last Octagon appearance for Amanda Nunes, she fought Julianna Pena and ended up walking away in defeat via rear naked choke in round 2. Pena connected on 98% of her significant strikes at distance while Nunes landed 95% of the significant strikes she tried at a distance. Nunes ended up landing 46% of her significant strikes attempted by connecting on 46 of 99. She landed 36 of 85 significant strikes to the head. Pena ended up landing 79 of 135 significant strikes in that contest. Of all the significant strikes, she ended up landing 69 of 122 aimed at the head. Discussing the strikes, she fired off in this contest, Pena ended up landing 90 of 147 and Nunes landed 58 of 112 total strikes.</p>
July 28, 2022
UFC 277 Main Card!! Magomed Ankalaev vs Anthony Smith
<p>Magomed Ankalaev will take on Anthony Smith at UFC 277 on Saturday, July 30, 2022. The opener has Ankalaev priced at -490 while Smith is coming in at +390.Magomed Ankalaev looks to add a win to his career total of 17-1-0. The 30-year-old weighs 205 lbs and comes in at 6'3". The orthodox fighter stretches 75". Anthony "Lionheart" Smith stands 6'4" and weighs 205 lbs. The orthodox fighter steps into the Octagon with a mark of 36-16-0. The 34-year-old has a reach of 76". In terms of significant strikes, Magomed Ankalaev is landing 3.49 per minute and Anthony Smith is landing 3.03 significant strikes per minute. Ankalaev lands 54% of the significant strikes he attempts, and Smith connects on 47%. When it comes to defending in the cage, Ankalaev absorbs 2.13 significant strikes per min and "Lionheart" allows 4.31. Ankalaev also thwarts 61% of the significant strikes his opponents throw at him and Smith is able to deflect 42% of the strikes thrown his way Concerning takedowns, Magomed Ankalaev is the more apt grappler as he takes his opponents to the mat 1.01 times per 15 minutes. Ankalaev is getting his opponent to the mat on 33% of his tries and is stopping 85% of all takedowns attempted on him. Smith is taking his opponents down on 28% of the takedowns he attempts and is stopping 48% of all takedowns attempted on him. In terms of subbing opponents, Ankalaev is the lesser skilled of the two fighters by going for 0.6 finishes per 3 rounds while Smith goes for 0.8 finishes per 15 minutes.</p> <p>In his last bout, Magomed Ankalaev fought Thiago Santos and ended up getting the win by way of unanimous decision in round 5. Santos landed 81 of 160 total strikes attempted in that fight. Ankalaev finished this fight landing 114 of 191 total strikes. In regard to significant strikes, Santos landed 60 of 138, giving him a percentage of 43%. He ended up landing 14 of 75 significant strikes directed at the head. On the other side of the cage, Ankalaev ended up landing 50% of his significant strikes by connecting on 78 of 155. In terms of accuracy for the significant strikes, he landed 33 of 94 pointed at the head. 95% of the significant strikes connected on by Santos and 82% of them connected on by Ankalaev were tallied at distance.</p> <p>In the last bout for Anthony Smith, he fought Ryan Spann and ended up getting the win by rear naked choke in round 1. Spann ended up connecting on 75% of the significant strikes he tried at a distance while Smith landed 64% of the significant strikes he attempted at distance. Smith connected on 60% of his significant strikes attempted by landing 17 of 28. He ended up connecting on 11 of 21 significant strikes directed at the head. Spann connected on 8 of 20 significant strikes in that contest. In regard to the placement of these significant strikes, he connected on 5 of 17 to the head. Relating to total strikes thrown, Spann ended up landing 8 of 20 and Smith landed 18 of 29 of the strikes he threw in tot</p>
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