UFC on ESPN 14: Whittaker vs. Till Fight Predictions

Robert Whittaker vs. Darren Till
Picking Bobby Knuckles: All of us

Antonio Rogerio Nogueira vs. Mauricio Rua
Picking Shogun: All of us

Alexander Gustafsson vs. Fabricio Werdum
Picking Alexander: Dr. Law, Kid P, DJ Mark
Picking Werdum: Gooms

Carla Esparza vs. Marina Rodriguez
Picking Esparza: DJ Mark, Gooms, Dr. Law
Picking Both: Kid P

It's MMAzing 2020 Standings (as of 07/20/2020)
1. DJ Mark with a "K" - (36-16)
2. Dr. Law- (34-18)
3. Lavender Gooms - (31-21)
4. Kid Presentable- (30-22)

UFC 216: Ferguson v. Lee Picks

Interim UFC Lightweight Championship
Tony Ferguson v. Kevin Lee

Picking Ferg: DJ Mark, Gooms
Picking Lee: Kid P, Dr. Law

UFC Flyweight Championship
Demetrious Johnson v. Ray Borg

Picking Mighty Mouse: All of us
C'mon son:

Fabricio Werdum v. Derrick Lewis

Picking Werdum: Gooms, DJ Mark
Picking Lewis: Dr. Law, Kid P

Beneil Dariush v. Evan Dunham

Picking Dariush: All of us
Picking Dunham:

Lando Vanata v. Bobby Green

Picking Groovy Lando: Dr. Law, Kid P, Gooms
Picking King: DJ Mark

It's MMAzing Standings (as of 10/5/2017)
1. DJ Mark with a "K" - (59-37-1)
2. Doctor Law (c) - (56-40-1)
3. Kid Presentable - (55-41-1)
4. Lavender Gooms - (50-46-1)

UFC 213: Nunes vs. Shevchenko 2 Predictions

UFC 213

UFC Women's Bantamweight Championship
Amanda Nunes v. Valentina Shevchenko

Picking Nunes:
Picking Schevchenko: All of us

Interim UFC Middleweight Championship
Yoel Romero v. Robert Whittaker

Picking Romero:
Picking Bobby Knuckles: All of us

Fabricio Werdum v. Alistair Overeem

Picking Werdum: Dr. Law, Gooms, Kid P
Picking The Reem: DJ Mark

Anthony Pettis v. Jim Miller

Picking Showtime: Dr. Law, Gooms, DJ Mark
Picking Miller: Kid P

Bonus Pick
Michael Johnson v. Justin Gaethje

Picking Johnson: Gooms,
Picking Gaethje: Dr. Law, DJ Mark, Kid P

It's MMAzing Standings (as of 7/6/17)
1. DJ Mark with a "K" - (47-27-1) - .627
2. Doctor Law (c) - (46-28-1) - .613
3. Kid Presentable - (42-32-1) - .560
4. Lavender Gooms - (37-37-1) - .493

UFC 203: Miocic v. Overeem feat. CM PUNK picks and predictions

This time last year, Cleveland had no championships, and I was enjoying my little sports bubble of the Warriors having broken their own drought of victory. Then one day in a soccer stadium in Brazil, we saw a man with a look of pure shock and adulation amongst a sea of people quiet as the vacuum of space standing there saying to himself: "I'm the champion? I'm the champion!!" Can't be anything but happy to see Stipe to be the man who broke the Cleveland Curse. Now he faces Alistair Overeem, a man who was meant to be a contender from the start, but whose own road had many detours along the way. Fabricio Werdum also returns since dropping the belt hoping to hop right back into title contention with a win. A legend of the little guys hopes to add to his legacy, and two ladies who always bring the fight come to scrap. But let me be real and honest for a moment, I know he is a polarizing figure, but I am here for CM Punk. He was the lone wrestler that made me pay attention in an era of me totally not caring about pro wrestling at all. I like his story. I like what he fights for. Most of the time I try to not make it personal with my picks, but this one is all personal. I'm with CM Punk. #BestInTheWorld

UFC Heavyweight Championship

Stipe Miocic (c) vs Alistair Overeem

Punk ain't no B according to Stipe @danielswbjj

As I begin to write this, we're kicking things off with one of the more surprisingly difficult fights to call on the card. The nature of heavyweight is just that anyone can be victorious at just about any given time. Even the surprise upsets don't really feel like that big of a surprise. We've all talked about the running "home field disadvantage" that has shown up that we hope continues on. Besides that notion, you also have to give credit to Reem himself for truly evolving his game. He fights more controlled and as a result has gassed out far less. Jackson/Winklejohn have worked wonders with actually giving Reem a plan of attack. On the other hand you have Stipe who I may have unfairly labeled as a "poor man's Cain." Stipe did to Werdum what Cain couldn't so I cannot deny the hand speed and power of that man. I was leaning Reem at the start of all this, but Mike already being on board with Marc who I knew will always roll with Reem, I'm starting to hedge my bets and lean #andSTILL. It helps that CM Punk seems to be buddies with Stipe. Miocic by KO round 1.

Cleveland rocks!: Doc Law, Kid P

The Demolition Man: DJ Mark, Gooms

UFC 198: Werdum v. Miocic Picks and Predictions

UFC 198, or "Brazil's UFC 200" goes down this Saturday in Curitiba Brazil.  It's a veritable who's-who of Brazilian stars in MMA which is headlined UFC heavyweight champion Fabricio Werdum putting his belt on the line against Stipe Miocic.  The Brazilian star-studded event took a huge hit when it lost Anderson Silva to injury earlier in the week but card is still packed and will make for good eyeball watching this weekend.

UFC 188: Velasquez vs. Werdum Predictions

As the old saying goes, if at first you don't succeed pray to God Cain Velasquez doesn't get injured again. Seems UFC has been praying to the MMA Gods and at least for now they have listened! After Cain wasn't able to compete at UFC 180 in Mexico City, the UFC decided not to walk away from the table and threw those dice again and what we have is one hell of a Pay Per View event. Cain is defending his belt against a primed and game Werdum and the co-main event is a dream match five years in the making when Gilbert Melendez finally faces off with Eddie Alvarez.