Ufc 106
Already have this from 10-27 post:
Forrest 3.6 to win 2.5 @BookMaker
The first fight was very close & could've easily gone to Forrest. That was 3 years ago & since then Forrest has improved while Tito has beaten no one except Ken Shamrock x2. Tito is a name in the UFC but his game is old & very obvious; that being said Forrest still needs to stop the takedown or get right back up. On the feet, I believe he's clearly better & one has to wonder when the ring rust & age has done to Tito's legs.
Similar to the last fight Tito needs to dominate the 1st & hope he can steal 2 or 3 for a decision. Forrest needs to start faster, punish Tito for EVERY takedown attempt & make him drag his big ass around the cage...Tito has shown that his gas tank is relatively weak.
Don't fall for the Tito/UFC hype wagon...Forrest is the better fighter at this point in their careers.
Dustin Hazelett 4.6u to win 4u
Karo has only one path to victory in this fight & that is to clinch, take down McLovin & hope to not be submitted for 3 rds. Hazelett has shown one of the best submission games this side of Maia so if Karo plans to play that game he's playing with fire. On the feet it's pretty close but I like Hazelett's long jab vs. Karo's chin forward approach. Karo hasn't shown any ability to KO anyone & Hazelett took some shots against Kos before finally succumbing. If Karo gets put on his back I'll take the submission ace over the judoka.
Add in to all of this the fact that Karo's cardio seems to get worse & worse each fight plus he's fighting some anxiety issues with stepping in the cage & was popped after his last fight for banned substances. This isn't the same fighter that was up for a title shot, he's on the downside of his career & McLovin is on his way up.
Anthony Johnson 1.25u to win 1u
This should be a great fight as both guys have a wrestling base but prefer to slug it out and have quick hands. If Kos smartens up & runs a good gameplan of working his GnP then I would give him the advantage in this fight since we know Kos has great wrestling but haven't seen much of Johnson's. Given Kos' recent fight history it appears he wants to prove to everyone that he has a legit stand up game but he doesn't...yet.
If this stays on the feet then Johnson's quickness & kickboxing work will give him a pretty big advantage.
I think this line is good for a small play but has some definite variance to it.
Let's make that beer drinkin money :drink: