UFC 237: Namajunas vs. Andrade Fight Predictions

UFC Strawweight Championship
Rose Namajunas vs. Jessica Andrade
Picking Rose: Dr. Law, DJ Mark, Gooms
Picking Andrade: Kid P,

Jared Cannonier vs. Anderson Silva
Picking Cannonier: Gooms, DJ Mark, Kid P
Picking Silva: Dr. Law

Jose Aldo vs. Alexander Volkanovski
Picking Aldo: All of us

Thiago Alves vs. Laureno Staropoli
Picking Alves: Gooms
Picking Staropoli: Dr Law, DJ Mark, Kid P

Diego Ferreira vs. Francisco Trinaldo
Picking Ferreira: Dr. Law, Gooms, Kid P
Picking Trinaldo: DJ Mark

It's MMAzing 2019 Standings (as of 5/06/19)
1. Lavender Gooms - (21-16)
2. Dr. Law (20-17)
3. DJ Mark -  (17-20)
4. Kid Presentable - (16-21)

UFC Fight Night: Cowboy vs. Medeiros Picks

UFC Fight Night: Cowboy v. Medeiros Picks
Donald Cerrone v. Yancy Medeiros

Picking Cowboy:
Picking Medeiros: All of us

Derrick Lewis v. Marcin Tybura

Picking The Black Beast: DJ Mark, Dr. Law, Gooms
Picking Tybura: Kid P

Francisco Trinaldo v. James Vick

Picking Trinaldo:
Picking Vick: All of us

Bonus Bellator 194 Pick
Matt Mitrione v. Roy Nelson (Bellator)

Picking Meathead: All of us
Picking Big Country:

It's MMAzing Standings (as of 2/14/18)
1. DJ Mark (c) - (10-7)
2. Kid Presentable - (9-8)
3. Lavender Gooms - (8-9)
4. Dr. Law - (6-11)

UFC Fight Night 95: Cyborg vs. Lansberg Predictions

Brasil!!!!! We go to the Brasilia, Brazil this week to watch fights that largely won't have a large impact on any of the rankings.  At least we get to watch Cyborg commit murder in the octagon.

UFC Fight Night: Dillashaw v. Cruz Predictions

The former champ returns to take what he never lost. A wild battle of top 5 lightweights. The big boys throwing down at heavyweight. All of that and more taking place on this special Sunday UFC card. Check out our predictions below.

UFC Bantamweight Championship
TJ Dillashaw (c) v. Dominick Cruz

We are only a few days away and I'm still not convinced this fight is going to happen. You can't really blame me, Dominick Cruz has 4 leg injuries in the last 4 years and has only fought once in that time frame. Regardless, the man who never lost the bantamweight title in the cage returns to reclaim what was his against a surging TJ Dillashaw. In Cruz's absense, Dillashaw has managed to take the UFC bantamweight title off of a very tough champion in Renan Barao and do so with a style that appears to borrow heavily from Cruz's movement-heavy approach. This is a very tough fight to call, but I'm going with Dominick Cruz. He has managed to convince me that ring rust wont be an issue and I remember his fights from before the injury. In a nutshell: he hits you and you can't hit him back. Dillashaw has been great, but I think Dominick solves the puzzle. Cruz by decision.

Picking Dillashaw: Kid P, DJ Mark, Gooms
Picking Cruz: Dr. Law

UFC FIGHT NIGHT 74: Holloway vs. Oliveira Predictions

After a whole week off the UFC is back baby!  Love a fight card on a Sunday that begins at 9pm eastern time.  They are trying to have me not watch this card.  It's times like this I really hate my compatriots on the left coast.  This card(and every other card) always starts at a sensible 6 or 7pm pacific time which allows them still to have an evening after the event is over.  I'm just bitter 

UFC Fight Night 67: Condit vs Alves Predictions

Last weekend at UFC 187, we saw what the premiere organization in the young sport of MMA can do when they feel like loading up a card with quality, relevant fights, full of known quantities. This is the opposite side of that coin. The UFC continues its aggressive schedule of the last year or so to churn out another Brazil card. The formula of a single relevant fight at the top with a co-main that could probably top the pre-lims on a quality card carries on. We have two former title challengers clashing, however both have lost some luster coming off a devastating injury, or in one of the participant's case, a multitude of injuries. It may not be the clash of top 10 fighters that it once may have been billed as, but one man has a grand stage to get his career back on the right track.


Carlos Condit vs Thiago Alves

via mmaweekly.com

This is the lone relevant fight on this card, and I don't think it is going to be close. Alves once possessed some of the scariest striking in the division, but then again, so did Carlos Condit. Add in a significant reach and size advantage with all around better footwork and movement, and this is entirely Carlos' fight to lose. One of my lasting memories of Carlos is that he actually doesn't like his nickname of "The Natural Born Killer." He conceded he saw the movie in his teens and just thought it sounded cool, but is kind of lame in hindsight. Fortunately for him, Wikipedia thinks it's apparently verifiable enough for him to have a second nickname. The Albuquerque Bandit  by knockdown to submission.

Condit: unanimous
Alves: