Neil Magny vs. Santiago Ponzinibbio
Picking Ponzinibbio: All of us
Darren Elkins vs. Ricardo Lamas
Picking Elkins: DJ Mark,
Picking Lamas: Dr. Law, Gooms, Kid P
It's MMAzing 2018 Standings (as of 11/12/18)
1. Kid Presentable - (64-41)
2. Dr. Law (63-42)
3. Lavender Gooms - (62-43)
4. DJ Mark - (59-46)
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Nov 16, 2018
Dec 14, 2017
UFC on FOX: Lawler vs. Dos Anjos Predictions
Robbie Lawler v. Rafael dos Anjos
Picking Lawler: Kid P, DJ Mark
Picking RDA: Gooms, Dr. Law
Josh Emmett v. Ricardo Lamas
Picking Emmett:
Picking Lamas: All of us
Mike Perry v. Santiago Ponzinibbio
Picking Perry: Gooms, DJ Mark
Picking Ponzinibbio: Kid P, Dr. Law
Misha Cirkunov v. Glover Teixeira
Picking Cirkunov: Dr. Law, DJ Mark
Picking Teixeira: Gooms, Kid P
It's MMAzing Standings (as of 12/14/2017)
1. DJ Mark with a "K" - (71-45-3) - .597
2. Doctor Law (c) - (65-51-3) - .546
3. Kid Presentable - (63-53-3) - .529
4. Lavender Gooms - (60-56-3) - .504
Jun 3, 2016
UFC 199: Rockhold vs Bisping II Predictions
It is the cementing of legacies versus a moment of redemption. Will past losses be avenged? Or will the tides press on, confirming the past moments that resonate with us today. These are the story lines going into UFC 199: Rockhold vs Bisping II. Originally slated to defend in a rematch against the recently dethroned Chris Weidman, Rockhold now takes on Michael Bisping in his first, and almost entirely improbable title shot. For some reason the UFC brass has also deemed it necessary to give us the Cruz vs Faber rubber match that none of us really wanted. This card is deep on action fighters that should make for an action packed night. Max Holloway continues his ascent toward title contendership, while an ever aging Dan Henderson will continue to carry o see if he can land that mega-nuke right hand against the always dangerous (in the first round) Hector Lombard. But personally, I am most awaiting the return of the king, Bobby Green, who has a potential fight of the night bonus in waiting against the always exciting to watch, Dustin Poirier. Check out our picks for the fights.
UFC middleweight championship
Luke Rockhold (c) vs Michael Bisping
Luke Rockhold (c) vs Michael Bisping
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| Luke feelin' himself |
And then... a handsome man entered the room. As an FYI, that is how every story involving Luke Rockhold begins. I just thought you should know. At this point, there aren't too many superlatives I can give out that you wouldn't already know for the man who beat the man, who beat THE MAN. Rockhold is every bit a complete fighter with nasty power while striking, and may the Seven protect you if he gets control of you on the ground. Michael Bisping knows this first hand with the way he was so effortlessly rolled over into a nasty top-side guillotine in their first outing. This is a title fight so I feel like I should say more, but this title shot is more so just a resume padder. Rockhold by choke submission, round 2.
Rockhold: unanimous
Bisping: Bobby's heart
Nov 20, 2015
UFC Fight Night 78: Magny vs. Gastelum Predictions
This weekend's free fight card comes to you live from the Monterrey Arena in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Smart people over at Zuffa realized that while definitely wanting to expand their reach into the Mexican market, perhaps it was smarter to not make fighters fight at ridiculous elevations in Mexico City. Originally slated to be Kelvin Gastelum vs The Immortal Matt Brown, the always game Neil Magny steps in on short notice as he tries to get a new winning streak started. Meanwhile, Kelvin Gastelum aims to prove that he can indeed be a professional in the welterweight division. (Editor's note: This article was written before Friday weigh-ins) Oh yeah, and apparently this event is also serving as the stage for the TUF: Latin America 2 finale. We of course here at It's MMAzing did not follow a single minute of that action so we will not bother to BS you any analysis on that front. To the picks!
Kelvin Gastelum v. Neil Magny
In many ways, Magny occupies a similar space as Matt Brown so there should not be much drop off in terms of action and quality here. Both fighters are coming off of wins after experiencing so setbacks in their respective careers. There's no shame in being out-grappled by Demian Maia, but Gastelum's not so subtle push into the middleweight division after a couple of weigh-in fiascos is no minor thing. Ultimately though, I still personally think Gastelum is a prospect of the highest caliber having previously compared him to a mini Cain in the manner he fights. If Kelvin can make weight and show that he's ready to be a true pro at this fight game, then I think he can get right back on track. His lone loss is likely the next title challenger, so that blemish can be easily forgiven with a good showing Saturday night. Kelvin by RNC after dropping Magny from punches.
Gastelum: Kid P, DJ Mark
Magny: Doc Law
Apr 1, 2015
UFC Fight Night 63: Lamas v. Mendes Predictions
After a week off, the UFC takes it's show to Virginia. Fight cards on Fox Sports 1 have had a tendency to disappoint (see Maia v. LaFlare). This card has some promise though, with plenty of fighters in the main card willing to bang or at the very least push the action. At the end of the day you can't ask for more than that in a card you don't have to pay money to watch.
Jan 25, 2013
UFC on FOX 6 Predictions
Undisputed UFC Flyweight Championship
Demetrious Johnson (c) v. John Dodson
Doctor Law: It’s pretty clear these guys fight at a lower weight class because there is no way a heavyweight or light heavyweight could get away with either of those nicknames (Demetrious Johnson = Mighty Mouse, John Dodson = The Magician). This fight can be summed up pretty simply for me: Can Dodson do what Benavidez couldn't and get a hold of Mighty Mouse long enough to actually do some damage? Dodson is very explosive and has shown good power. He even knocked out TJ Dillashaw to win TUF 16 at bantamweight. I’m not a big fan of how Mighty Mouse fights, but it’s awfully effective. He sticks and moves to victories in the same vain as Dominick Cruz and Frankie Edgar. I’m going to answer “no” that question above and say that Mighty Mouse pulls off the victory. Then again, what kind of nutty strategy has Greg Jackson come up with for this title fight? Mighty Mouse by clear decision.
DJ Mark with a "K": On paper I can see this fight being very tactical and thus maybe a little on the boring side. Johnson has been a decision machine and while his style of fighting has been very successful (dude’s champ after all) he hasn't really made a fan out of me yet. On the other hand Dodson has some pretty heavy hands and has been able to get some KOs/TKOs. I know it’s a super long shot but for some really strange reason I have a feeling this is going to be a fun match up and Dodson will catch Johnson late in the fight. This prediction defies logic so I’m fully prepared to be 100% wrong here. Dodson by TKO 1:24 into 4th round.
Kid Presentable: Mighty Mouse is fast. The Magician is fast. Dodson oddly has KO power in such a diminutive weight class, but Mighty Mouse has only gone to decisions for the last two years. Scrambles, clinches, chasing around the cage oh my! I don't have high expectations for this fight, but I also have a solid history of making a lot of incorrect calls in MMA. I have been a heavy Mighty Mouse lean since this fight was announced, but after realizing what Dodson's nickname was, I decided to say bollocks to it and be bold. Brutalitops, The MAGICIAN, by decision.
Lavender Gooms: This fight could go one of two ways. It will either be an exciting fast paced fight between two elf-sized martial artists or it will be a boring fight where two small dudes just dance around each other and cause no damage. That’s normally one of the problems with 125ers but I don’t think that will be the case here. Dodson has some pop in those gloves, having two KO’s in his three UFC bouts and Mighty Mouse seems incapable of giving me a fight I’m bored with. Both fighters have adequate to good ground games and stand up. The tipping point in this fight will be the experience which Johnson has against top flight talent. That will be the difference. Mighty Mouse by unanimous decision.
Picking Johnson- Gooms, Dr. Law
Picking Dodson- Kid P, DJ Mark
Demetrious Johnson (c) v. John Dodson
Doctor Law: It’s pretty clear these guys fight at a lower weight class because there is no way a heavyweight or light heavyweight could get away with either of those nicknames (Demetrious Johnson = Mighty Mouse, John Dodson = The Magician). This fight can be summed up pretty simply for me: Can Dodson do what Benavidez couldn't and get a hold of Mighty Mouse long enough to actually do some damage? Dodson is very explosive and has shown good power. He even knocked out TJ Dillashaw to win TUF 16 at bantamweight. I’m not a big fan of how Mighty Mouse fights, but it’s awfully effective. He sticks and moves to victories in the same vain as Dominick Cruz and Frankie Edgar. I’m going to answer “no” that question above and say that Mighty Mouse pulls off the victory. Then again, what kind of nutty strategy has Greg Jackson come up with for this title fight? Mighty Mouse by clear decision.
DJ Mark with a "K": On paper I can see this fight being very tactical and thus maybe a little on the boring side. Johnson has been a decision machine and while his style of fighting has been very successful (dude’s champ after all) he hasn't really made a fan out of me yet. On the other hand Dodson has some pretty heavy hands and has been able to get some KOs/TKOs. I know it’s a super long shot but for some really strange reason I have a feeling this is going to be a fun match up and Dodson will catch Johnson late in the fight. This prediction defies logic so I’m fully prepared to be 100% wrong here. Dodson by TKO 1:24 into 4th round.
Kid Presentable: Mighty Mouse is fast. The Magician is fast. Dodson oddly has KO power in such a diminutive weight class, but Mighty Mouse has only gone to decisions for the last two years. Scrambles, clinches, chasing around the cage oh my! I don't have high expectations for this fight, but I also have a solid history of making a lot of incorrect calls in MMA. I have been a heavy Mighty Mouse lean since this fight was announced, but after realizing what Dodson's nickname was, I decided to say bollocks to it and be bold. Brutalitops, The MAGICIAN, by decision.Lavender Gooms: This fight could go one of two ways. It will either be an exciting fast paced fight between two elf-sized martial artists or it will be a boring fight where two small dudes just dance around each other and cause no damage. That’s normally one of the problems with 125ers but I don’t think that will be the case here. Dodson has some pop in those gloves, having two KO’s in his three UFC bouts and Mighty Mouse seems incapable of giving me a fight I’m bored with. Both fighters have adequate to good ground games and stand up. The tipping point in this fight will be the experience which Johnson has against top flight talent. That will be the difference. Mighty Mouse by unanimous decision.
Picking Johnson- Gooms, Dr. Law
Picking Dodson- Kid P, DJ Mark
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