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What it do? Bedtime crew. Hey man, listen. Today I'm here to give you guys my full card predictions for UFC Fight Night Rio taking place this weekend. Charles Dub Bronx, we are we are back and we are in the main event and we will be taking on Matteas Gamro. I mean, Figaredo is on the card versus Montel

Jackson. That's a good fight. Vicente Luke, it's nice knowing you, brother. Joel Alvarez is on the card. Uh, Voltera Walker. Volter Walker. They blow up, bro. Volter Walker's on the card. Mozman. Big motor. Big motor. Mozzman. I'm trying to remember who else is on this thing, I'm pretty sure. And the rest are

nobodies. But hey man, let's get into this. Starting off on the prelims. Uh, next fight. Starting off, what do we got? Luan Lerta versus Simon Olivera. I'm going to go with Luan Lotto to win this fight by TKO. I think he's going to get this one done inside two rounds because listen, both these guys, they're

coming off a couple of losses in the UFC. They're both kind of Brazilian NPCs in the uh bantamweight division. But Luan Lotto has taken a lot of time off from his last two losses. They were about two years ago. and Simon Olivera is coming off some pretty recent knockout losses to Daniel Marcos and I

believe uh another one very recently UFC knockout I think it was David Martinez that knocked him out. So we're looking at a guy that's been knocked out in his last two fights pretty recently versus someone that's taken a lot of time off after some losses to you know Deon Blackshere Cody Stamon. These are not

bad losses to have especially when you consider back in 2022. I mean, Cody Stamon was just out of the rankings at that point. Demon Blackshere was on his rise towards the ranking. Arguably beat Mario Batista a year later. So, I think these losses are not really that bad. And I just think Luan Lot is going to

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have a physicality and a, you know, a strength advantage and a durability advantage. I feel like he's going to be able to hurt Simon Olivera in close with like a elbow or maybe a check hook or something like that with Simon Olivera just being really jittery trying to make something happen. rushing in,

overextending, and just getting dropped and finished just like he did in his last fight. I think Lan Lot is going to get a TKO victory here inside two rounds. All right, next fight of the night. We got Karolina Kvocavich versus Julia Palastrio. Um I mean, dude, where do I even start with this one? This one's a super fight

of the ages. I mean, I've been losing sleep thinking about this one. I think I'm going to go with Julia Palastri here. I think she's going to win this fight by decision. Maybe I could see a submission. She's a pretty decent grappler. Um, but the thing is it's like a year or two ago I would have picked

Carolina cuz I've heard of her before and I don't know anything about Julia Palestrio except that she has a couple submission wins. She beat Cory McKenna. It was like a split decision. But outside of that, we're looking at two people that are kind of win one, lose one, win one, lose two. And I just think

that Palastri being younger and just being a little bit more physically imposing in terms of using her grappling and not being 40 [ __ ] years old, I just think she's going to have better cardio. I think she's going to get more damage off. I think she's going to be able to out grapple and just manhandle

Kovalevich and win this fight by decision. Um, yeah, I just feel like the last couple of fights Kokovic has looked pretty washed. So, I'm not going to pick her here. I think she is crafty. She's pretty decent on the feet. Uh, but I just feel like she does get outdamaged and just kind of outworked in her fights

now. So, I think against a younger opponent that has solid grappling, I think that's going to be the move here. And it's not like Kovalevich is this finisher or she's got [ __ ] insane striking. She's like a decision machine herself. I think they're going to favor the younger Brazilian fighter. Call me

[ __ ] crazy here, but that's what I think. So, I'm going to go with Julia Palri to win that fight. Now, this is a fight I'm [ __ ] excited about, dude. This is a fight I've been waiting to talk about. This is a when we talk about goofball mania matchups, this is a

[ __ ] midcard championship level fight here at goofball Wrestlemania. This is a [ __ ] icy title fight, dude. Vult walker, bro. Volter Walker. I'm working on my Voltera Walker impression. By the way, guys, let me know how it is in the comments. But he's going to be taking on Mo the Moto Usman. I mean, this is a

dream fight for me. I am going to pick Volta Walker to win this fight. I'm going to craft it up a little bit. I'm going to be a little bit of a, you know, hardcore here. I'm going to pick Voltera Walker by knockout. I know that Bolter Walker is coming off three straight heel

hooks in a row. Bro's moving like me when a trial guy shows up hitting three [ __ ] heel hooks in a row. I don't know who this guy thinks he is, whether he's trying to get on UFC BJJ or something, but I don't think he's getting four. I mean, if he gets four in

a row, fair [ __ ] play. I'll lowkey just move to Brazil if he gets four in a row. But I think in this fight, Muhammad Usman, you you would think that this guy training with Kamaru Usuzman and his team and being related to Kamaru Usuzman, you would think that he's going to have

some level of takedown defense. You would think that, right? And and when he wins these fights, he looks like dog [ __ ] on the feet and then he mixes in wrestling or he just flukes a KO over Zack Powga. Like mainly what he's doing though is he's losing on the feet. He

looks like complete dog [ __ ] on the feet and then mixes in grappling. You can't do that against Valter Walker. You're not going to be able to take him down. And if you do, I feel like he will just roll for a heel hook on you and either submit you. I can't see Usman in the lab

working on [ __ ] heel hook defense. Call me crazy. I just can't picture this guy getting in the [ __ ] weeds and just trying to, you know, put the heel on the other side of the the the waistline and all that stuff. So, I think in this fight, Muhammad Usman's not going to wrestle and he's going to

look like [ __ ] on the feet. And I feel like I could just see him randomly getting rocked and like finished with a right hand. Why could I just picture Usman worrying about the takedown so bad that Volter Walker just like level faints a level change, just bombs a right hand on him and drops him? I can

see Vultar Walker randomly chinning Muhammad Usman. I also think if if it goes to the ground, he will submit him. I'm going to say Volter Walker finishes this fight in round one, either by knockout or he rocks him, then they go to the ground. He gets a finish via submission. I think Walker's on a pretty

good run, especially when he's fighting just these complete jobbers of the heavyweight division. All right, let's move on, mate. Stewart Nickel. Stewart Nickel, mate. This guy's the [ __ ] future of the fourweight division, man. I've seen this guy fight in person, okay? That means something to me, dog. And if there's one thing that I trust

Steuart Nichols to do, it is to beat up a foreign [ __ ] And that is who he's fighting in Lucas Rosha. Lucas Rosha is tiny, okay? He's tiny for a flyweight. He doesn't he has no gra like he gets outg grappled in every single fight. He got submitted by Clayton Carpenter. We'll talk about him later. Um, and

listen, bro, I know that Nicl lost his debut against Jesus Agula, and it was a pretty bad loss. He got submitted out cold, but dude, Aguilar is pretty [ __ ] good. Like Agula does have good power on the feet. He has a nasty guillotine. And even in that fight before that happened, Stuart Nickel was

doing pretty good on the feet. Like he took him down, started to get his game going. They had a weird scramble, then he just shot a panic takedown. And I do think that's one negative to his game. But I think in this fight, we're going to see him be a little bit more patient

and just be a little bit more measured. Just a little bit like, okay, I'm in the UFC now. I know what happens if I rush these guys. They will submit me. Okay, I need to be careful, especially against someone like Rosha that, you know, his last big win on Contender Series was fluking a [ __ ] knee up the middle on

a guy that was taking him down. You know what I mean? So, I think that Stuart Nickel will be patient. I think he will be composed. He'll mix in his grappling offense smartly. And I think he'll just take him down, smudge him against the fence, punch him in the body, punch him in the head, you know, land some knees

to the body, uh, control him from the back body lock, just knee the thigh, take him down again and again and again. uh get some back control. I can see him getting stood up in round three. The only thing that worries me is I can see him getting stood up eventually because Steuart Nickel is a really good

wrestler. He has really good control. He's not a big jiu-jitsu guy in terms of his submission game, but he has pretty good ground impound to set you up for, you know, giving up a bad position and then he'll get on your back and then he'll finish you from there. A pause. So, I feel like in this fight he will

smudge Rosha, but just be patient. So, he's not going to rush to the back. He's not going to rush to the mount or anything like that. I think he will just hold this little Brazilian dude down. I can see the ref standing them up at some point and then he shoots like a panic

takedown and gets hit with a big knee or Rosha like jumps a guillotine. But I think he'll survive. I think I think he even though the panic shoot the panicked shooting like worries me. I think in this fight he'll be patient. He'll be smart. He'll win the fight on control time. He'll land some good ground and

pound as well. He'll control him up against the fence. He'll circle to the back. Just take him down again and again and again. He trains with a pretty good team, so I trust Stewart Nickel to win this fight by decision. I could see a grounded pound finish, but I think he'll be a little bit more reserved based on

how his last fight went. I'm going to say Steuart Nickel wins this fight. And he's got sneaky power on the feet, too. I could see him setting up some big shots on the feet to to make the takedowns easier. So, I'll say Stewart Nickel wins that fight by decision. Okay, next fight of the night. We got

Beatatric Mosquito versus Arena Alexa. What the [ __ ] man? I don't give a [ __ ] about this fight. I'm going to pick uh Beatatric Mosquito to win this fight. Uh I think she's going to win this fight by decision. Like all of Listen, I know she has like all these finishes and she's

got these submissions on her record and Alex Sver's dog. I'm not picking Alex. I need to make that clear. I'm picking Mosquito to win this fight. I don't think this is going to be a fraud check. I don't think this is going to be like a crazy back and forth competitive fight. I just think it's like a step up in

skill level where you're not fighting LFA jobers with no [ __ ] fights. like you're not fighting an O and O person. You are fighting someone that's fought in the UFC a couple of times by now. So I think that Mosquito will just outg grappler, win a clear decision, have some boring lowlight moments, and

just win by 3027 smudge decision. Let me know who wins this fight, bro. But I'm going to say Mosquito wins this one by uh decision, man. Next fight of the night, we've got Vtor Patrinho versus Thomas the Blob Peterson. This is a huge fight. This is a huge matchup. Okay, I'm picking Vtor Patino to win this fight.

I'm going to say he wins this by TKO. I'm going to say he wins this by knockout. I think that this is sim I'm not going to say this is similar to the super fight that is Vulta Walker versus Mozman. But I will say both of these guys, their best attribute is their

grappling. Like Thomas Peterson, I know he looks like a [ __ ] puddle of melted ice cream, but he actually is good. Like he's actually a good wrestler, okay? He's he's he's actually talented when it comes to his wrestling and we saw that in his last fight against Donatello Mays, right? But his striking no good.

He's slow on the feet. He's a blob. He plots around. Patrino, he plots around as well, but he's just explosive. Like he actually has muscles on his body. He's explosive. He hits hard. He's tough. You know, he has good calf kicks. He can grapple decently well as also, but he's a little bit faster. Um, I

don't think Patrino is this [ __ ] world beater either. I think he's not really that good. We saw him lose to [ __ ] Anthony Smith. So, I don't think Patrino is this world beater where he's like levels above Thomas Peterson. I just think in this fight the grappling is going to cancel out. I don't see

Peterson being able to take down Patrino cuz he's so explosive and big and a decent grappler himself and and vice versa. I don't think Patrino is just going to run over Thomas Peterson and take him down. I think he will have a harder time taking him down than maybe some people think. So, I think it'll be

just them standing around at range, just [ __ ] you know, Patrino just grunting at R, just throwing like [ __ ] faints and calf kicks. Thomas Peterson kind of pumping the jab, moving around, looking to faint a level ch, and then just randomly boom, Patrino just knocks him out with like a left hook or a right

hand down the middle. I'm going to say Patrino wins by round two knockout. Nothing happens in the fight. The grappling cancels out. They're standing around at range. Boom. Patrino just nukes him with the left hand and gets the finish. That That's my prediction. I think Patino wins that fight. All right, headlining the prelims, we've got Jaffel

Filio versus Clayton Carpenter. This is a close fight, dude. I feel like this is actually a really close matchup. I'm going to fence sit this one a little bit. I'm going to say Jaffa Filio wins this one by decision, but it's going to be very, very close. Very, very close. I feel like round two is going to be like

a swing round. Round three is going to be like a carpenter round. Round one's going to be Filio winning. And I think what it just comes down to is like Jaffa Filio has fought and lost to and also beat higher level competition. Like he's his wins are not that bad. Like Ode Osborne finished him. Uh some other

people that I'm trying to remember as well. He finished decent guys in the flyweight division. His losses are to Muhammad Makayv, the fluke god. Future champion Muhammad Makayv, dude. Oh my god, man. McCoy, bro, nobody flukes a sub like this guy. almost finishes Makyav as well. So, pretty pretty impressive showcase in that matchup. Um,

and then lost his last fight to Alan Nasimento, which is kind of a [ __ ] up matchup. It's like a mirror matchup. That's Alan Nasimento is just Jaff Alfilio, but just a little bit bigger. Like, that's really the diff. Like, they're very [ __ ] similar. And he loses that fight by decision. Clayton

Carpenter, he's decent. He's got good grappling. He's got good scrambling. He has good cardio. He's tough. He's got decent striking. Um, but I think Filio is someone that's going to get closer to finishing the fight in these grappling exchanges off his back or on top. I think he's the guy that has, you know,

more finishing potential in this matchup. I think he's going to be able to outscramble Carpenter a little bit, get early success with the grappling. So, I think he'll win the first round. I think he'll be able to outsc him a little bit, threaten submissions, maybe get one, but I think on the feet,

especially in late round two going into round three, Carpenter will do a little bit better defending the takedowns. Um, you know, I don't think he can fully cancel out the grappling of Filio, but I think he can do a decent enough job surviving, reversing positions to make this a competitive fight. I just lean

towards Filio because he has more finishing potential. And I just I just rate his wins and losses a little bit better than Clayton Carpenter losing to Tiger and Beckov, who I don't think is like this crazy elite level flyweight. I think that's just comes down to like a size advantage. But, uh, yeah, I lean

Filio by decision, but I think it's going to be a close fight. Both these guys are pretty good. I just think Filio has more finishing potential. That's kind of why I lean towards him. But we got Filio, we got Petrinho, we got Mosquito, we got Stuart Nickel, I got Vult Vult Walker, bro. I got V Walker,

bro. I got Julia Palestrio and I got Luan Lerta on the prelims. Let's move on to the main card. I'm very excited to talk about this. I mean, listen, kid, when you talk about badass fights, how do you not talk about Lucas Almeida versus Michael as well? [ __ ] dude. This is just such an NPC

matchup. Like, who actually gives a [ __ ] I'm gonna pick Lucas Almeida to win this by decision. I think this will be another competitive fight. I just think Lucas Almeida has more damaging ability. Like, I think like he is chinny. I know he's chinny as [ __ ] I know you're probably screaming at me

that Michael Aswell is going to chin him, but Michael Aswell in the UFC and against UFC level competition is a decision machine. Like, he's just a high output guy. He's not really rocking people. He's not really putting people on [ __ ] Bambi legs. He had a decent showcase against Bellagio, but he

clearly lost that fight. And the biggest difference was the striking. Didn't really matter about the output. He just got mogged in terms of the physicality and the power. And I think Almeida will have a power advantage in this matchup that can help him. So, I just lean towards him. He's Brazilian. He's a

little bit more experienced in the UFC. I think he has the ability to mix things up. And I think he has a power/damage advantage. And this is a close fight. I think Michael Aswell will do more on the feet. Like he'll throw more. He'll try and up the pace. But I think that

Almeida will make big differences in these rounds, landing bigger shots, doing more damaging stuff, u you know, to win those close rounds. Even though Aswell will be up on volume, I think Lucas Almeida will win on damage. Um, and and I think judges will like lean towards him if it's close, which I think

it will. I don't think either of these guys are like levels above each other. They're both again just NPCs in the division. So, uh, Michael as well coming down from lightweight on short notice against Oki, that could be a maybe a difference in how he looks. Like, he could definitely chin Lucas Almeida. I

just haven't seen it in the UFC and against UFC level guys where I feel like he has that power to really put something on Almeida's chin and rock him. So, we'll we'll see, dude. It's a close fight. I'm leading Almea. Uh, next fight of the night, we got Ricardo Ramos versus Kofley, mate. [ __ ] Kofley.

Uh, I will be picking Ricardo Ramos though. I know that I'm supposed to be the Aussie casual. I'm supposed to just glaze Koffly. I'm gonna pick Ricardo Ramos to win this fight by decision. I think he just with the reach advantage against someone that's a little bit small and undersized for the featherweight division. I think he's

going to be able to land his jabs really well. I think he's going to keep him at range with front kicks. And I think if if Kofley pressures a little bit too hard, the spinning elbow is there. uh you know the grappling of Ricardo Ramos, we've seen that he can use it decently

well if you're not the level of guy like a [ __ ] Charles Jordan or some other guy like Julian Aros Rosa Chepe Marisol like these are not really that bad of losses I think those are kind of you know that shows where you are right whereas Khan offley he hasn't won in the

UFC yet we don't actually know how good he really is cuz he got finished by my Santos and then he lost to Muhammad Nimov pretty clearly by decision so I I just feel like in terms of the level of these guys, Ramos is just a little bit above him in terms of how dangerous he

is and how experienced he is in the UFC. I think he's going to have, you know, you know, a decent amount of advantage in terms of his power on the feet. His range advantage will help him. He's got good spinning elbows. He's got a couple knockouts with that. And we've seen that even against Josh Kulabal, who's like a

similar kind of guy, like a, you know, a decent Australian UFC guy, but never really that high level. I think that, you know, Ramos won that fight with his grappling, with his ability to cause some damage. Um, I think this will be similar. I think Offley will win the first round and come out super

aggressive, but then in round two and three, Ramos kind of picks it up a little bit, starts to really land his jab, land hard cuff kicks, defend grappling attempts from Offley, maybe threaten some sort of submissions, end up on top, get control, and win the fight by 2928 decision. And I think it'll be a close fight, but I lean

towards Ramos just using his experience, using his big reach advantage and using his grappling and his finishing ability on the feet to to, you know, threaten awfully enough to win this fight by decision. Uh, yeah, that that's what I think. All right, man. Next fight of the night. This is actually a sick fight,

dude. Janata Denise versus Mario P. Oh my days. Oh my days. Mario Pinto. This guy's a future champion. I actually [ __ ] with Mario Pinto. I'm not trying to hate on him. I actually am picking him to win this fight. I think he's going to win by decision. I I know I'm saying a lot of

decisions, but I'm just trying to, you know, keep it to what I think it's going to be. I think both of these guys know how dangerous the other is. And I think Mario Pinto is actually a really composed heavyweight fighter. He's not just going out there fluking bombs. Like, he's totally fine to just pitter

patter. He's got pretty good head movement, good defense. He has seems to have pretty good fight IQ for a young kind of less experienced fighter, but he has more experience in MMA than Janata Denise or they have the same record, excuse me, but just has more wins, you know. Uh, but I think that Denise, his

base is kickboxing, right? He's fing glory. Uh, he does have pretty solid takedown defense, but we've seen him get taken down and kind of controlled and got finished by Martin Tyora with ground and pound, not to mention the Austin Lane fight where he got taken down and kind of controlled and just beat up for

the entire first round. Mario Pinto when he fought Austin Lane that didn't happen to him and then he flatlined him in the second round. I know Denise KO'ed Lane in the second round as well but I think he struggled with that fight a little bit more and Pinto just kind of let that

come to him a little bit more if that makes sense. I think that's the difference between these two is Mario Pinto is going to be a little bit more composed, a little bit more uh straight on the feet. Like he's just going to shoot his jab straight down the middle. He's not going to look for hooks in

close. He's not going to do wild [ __ ] He's not going to look for crazy moments. I think he's going to be a little bit more composed on the feet. I think he's going to use his leg kicks. I think he's going to just, you know, go back and forth on the feet a little bit

and then look to mix in takedowns and get control time, land ground and pound. The reason I say decision is because number one, Janata Denise does have good takedown defense. I can see him getting pieced up on the feet a little bit and then defending takedowns and then the momentum kind of shifts in a round. It's

a close round. Who do we give it to? But I feel like Pinto just has more of the ability to mix in the grappling. But Denise is very durable. So I'll say that Pinto does get takedowns. They're not super easy, but when he gets them, he holds him down. He lands a couple of

elbows here and there, but he doesn't get get off the march and Tybora type of damage. So that's my opinion. I think Denise is a really good fighter in this heavyweight division. He's one of the guys I actually think is quite good. Um, I think this is a really close fight. Like I think that Pinto, I lean towards

him just cuz I think he has a grappling advantage, but they're both pretty composed. They're both pretty technical on the feet. Uh Denise's glory kickboxing. We've seen him do well against people that were trying to take him down in terms of defending their grappling. Even if guys are super aggressive and super tough, he's able

to, you know, do enough to win. Uh but I think that in this fight, Pinto will be able to get takedowns. Uh you know, just be a little bit more composed, just be a little bit more athletic and powerful in his punches as well. I think he's just a straight up one-shot KO. He's more

likely to get one than Denise. But yeah, I think this is a close fight. I think this is going to be something where we go to the control time of Pinto to to determine why they why he won because I think it'll be competitive and and close on the feet. All right, this next fight

though, bro. Come on, man. Come on, man. Dana, what the [ __ ] are we doing, man? What the [ __ ] are we doing to Luk, bro? Joel Alvarez is going to slime out Lu so bad in round one, dude. I'm sorry, man. Put me in an edit if I'm wrong, but oh

my god, man. I don't know what they're doing to Luka. I don't know why they're doing this to him. Years and years of service, just non-stop bangers in the apex, in his prime, in the Reebok era. Lu was one of the like most exciting fighters to watch. We all love Vicente Luc. He gave us so many years of his

life putting on scraps and this is the reward that you get. Oh yeah, Ponzibio pulled out. Yeah, let's pull in Joel Alvarez to [ __ ] sleep this dude. I'm sorry, bro. I have to pick Joel Alvarez by round one knockout. I think this is a disgusting piece of matchmaking. I think this is nasty work by the UFC because

dude and and I tried my best to be like, hold on, maybe Luke could pull this off, right? I've seen him fight Jaylen Turner at welterweight and he actually [ __ ] him up, right? Um dude, I rewatched Luke versus Holland and I genuinely within two minutes I saw three to four exchanges where I said out loud Alvarez

would have finished him there, bro. It would have been over, dude. This guy literally got rocked so bad every single time that Holland touched his chin. And I don't and and the reason why I'm picking Alvarez is not just because I think Luke's washed and I it's not just cuz he's taken a lot of damage or, you

know, he doesn't really move his head, which is a big factor, but it's also because Alvarez is so dynamic and dangerous on the feet, right? Like it's not even if Luk wasn't coming off that loss, I would still be worried for him going into this fight. But that loss makes it even [ __ ] worse because

Alvarez is so dynamic. He's so dangerous on the feet. He can be hit. Like I think he's open to check hooks. I think he's open to jabs. I think body work might be something interesting against Joel Alvarez if you can extend him a little bit. But and obviously we know if you take him down, if you can hold him down,

you can beat him via that path, right? But if you're on the feet with him and you don't have the wrestling of Arman Serukian or the ground and pound of Armen Surukian to really take energy out of him and damage him and you're stuck on the feet with him and you're Vicente Luka who you have great jiu-jitsu, you

have great drokes, great guillotines, really good jiu-jitsu, but you don't have the type of wrestling that's going to help you use it. I think you're going to be stuck on the feet and I and I can just see Luke trying to get a takedown and Joel Alvarez just chins him with an elbow in close. like just starts

dropping elbows in close when he's trying to wrestle and then Luke just drops face down to the canvas and Joel Alvarez follows up and gets the finish or just backs Luke up to the fence. Luk is trying to like, you know, find something. Boom. Joel Alvarez just snipes a right hand down the middle.

Puts him on [ __ ] Bambi legs. Follows up with a flying knee or something. Gets a I think he's going to finish Luk really badly inside one round. I hate this matchup. I don't know why they're doing this to Lu. I'm sorry, bro. Please, please win, Luke. But I don't think that's going to happen. Uh, yeah,

man. It's a tough one for the Brazilians on this card. Speaking of which, David Figeredo versus Montel Jackson. Now, prime time 2023 bedtime would have been like, dude, who is Montel Jackson beating, bro? Figuredo lowkey wins this fight, man. I'm going to pick Montel Jackson to win this fight by decision. I think that Figero just looked like dog

[ __ ] in his last fight against Cory Sanhagen. That's number one. No urgency on the feet. No significant strikes landed on the feet. Really landed a couple right hands. Um, grappling just spammed heel hooks off his back and got [ __ ] melted. I think that Figaredo in this fight could mix in takedowns and

maybe get them. I do think Montel Jackson is there to be taken down. If Figero can get his hands together around him. Um, and obviously in the grappling, if Figo gets on your back, you're [ __ ] right? Like that that is a possibility here. But I think in this match up for him to mix in and use his

grappling, he's at such a big reach disadvantage. He's at a size disadvantage. And Montel Jackson just knows exactly what he needs to do to win. He's on a great win streak. He has a, you know, very good fight IQ. He'll do what needs to be done. If he needs to win by knockout, he can win by knockout.

If he needs to just win a boring decision, he has no problem doing that as well. I think he's super wellrounded. I think he has a big power uh you know, not not a big power advantage, a one-shot KO advantage, but I think being the bigger longer man, I think he's going to be able to rock and just deter

Figaredo from from just walking him down. I think he's going to be able to land really hard jabs. I think he's going to land big right hands down the middle, big left hooks. And I think even if Figaredo forces grappling, I think Montel Jackson is so big and so good, he will be able to defend those takedowns

up against the fence. Maybe Figero's chasing single legs, tries to get on the back. Montel Jackson just, you know, slows things down, controls a twoon-one, punches backwards. Figuredo tries to win via like smudging him against the fans. He can't really get the takedowns. I think out in the open, Montel Jackson is just going to exploit the fact that at

at this point, Figero just stands around at range and tries to fluke you with a [ __ ] overhand. Like, that's just what he does. This is what he does. I think Figero is just going to stand around at range looking for a [ __ ] overhand. Montel Jackson's just going to get up on

damage, up on numbers, using the jab, using the lead hook, punching him to the body, making him miss, defending takedowns, and I think that's going to be what the fight looks like is just Figero trying to get going, trying to get into that state where he rocks you and then jumps on you. Uh, but Montel

Jackson just jabs him up at range, moves around, wins kind of a boring decision, maybe mixes in some clinch games to just hold him against the fence. Seems to work pretty well against [ __ ] old Brazilian dudes in this division. So maybe that's the move. Uh but yeah, I think Jackson wins like a safe decision.

I'm going to say 2928, but like one scorecard's 30-27. And Figero acts like he won. That that's my prediction. Um just Montel Jackson using his range, using his jab, and Figaredo just, you know, getting damaged, but just walking him down, trying to make something happen, but just not being able to really get going. That's what I think. I

think Jackson wins this fight by decision. Uh next fight of the night, main event. champion. The champion has the name Azo Olivera, brother. I don't give a [ __ ] dude. I'm standing on this pick. I'm seeing a pattern in the past couple of main events and in the past couple of months. I'm picking

Charles Olivivera to win this fight by knockout. Dude, I think Charles Olivera is going to bounce back with a W. They're all doubting him. He's the underdog in this fight. I've played these games before where we thought Charles Olivera was finished. We thought Charles Olivera was rocked. He got matched up against the decision machine

grappler that people want to see, you know. No, I guess people don't want to see him up in the division. Some nerds are like, "Dude, we need GameamR to win, bro. We need to spice up 155." I just think Olivivera is better than Gamerock, dude. I just think Olive is a better striker than Gamerock. And he's a he's

got better jiu-jitsu than Gamerot. And I think even if he gets taken down, he can threaten submissions against him, dude. And he just does more damage and he's just a better fighter. and and Charles Oliver, like listen, I love Gameamro. You guys know I love Gameamro, but I'mma be real. If this fight got booked before

the Ilia fight, Charles Olivera would literally be like a [ __ ] 3 to one, maybe 4 to one favorite. Tell me I'm wrong. If he didn't get slimed out by Ilia Tapora, who's like the one of the greatest fighters in [ __ ] human history right now, according to every [ __ ] MMA analyst, right? So, it's not

ridiculous to say, listen, that's not really that bad of a loss. And look at all the people that Ilia has beat. Vog loses to Ilia. Next fight beats Diego Lopez. Max Holay gets knocked out by Ilya. Oh my god, is his chin ever going to recover? Beats up Dustin Porier. And before that, he whooped on Gachi as

well. I think that Charles Olivera is going to come back in this fight. I do worry about his chin, but in this matchup, I don't think that's really that big of a factor, bro. Against Fizzv, I would have picked Charles Olivera, but I would have been worried about his chin. If Vizv could defend

takedowns well enough, get back out in the open, land a left hook or something like that. In this fight, Gameamrock, yes, he has sneaky setups for his right hand, but his main game is his wrestling. And that your chin has nothing to do with that. Like people are like, "Oh, but Charles Olivivera might

not look the same." Has Charles Oliver ever had a good [ __ ] chin? He gets dropped every single [ __ ] fight, dude. But in this matchup, I don't think he would have got dropped even if even before this [ __ ] And now it's like he may get rocked. Maybe it's a little bit

worse for him, but unless he's completely gone off a [ __ ] cliff, I think Charles Olivera is gonna look pretty similar to normal in this matchup. I think that he's going to, you know, get maybe maybe get tagged up a little bit early on. Like Gam, like I said, Gamerock does have sneaky setups

for his right hand, but his main game is the wrestling. But the biggest thing with Gamro is if he faces any sort of pressure or power or resistance on the feet. Ludic Klein wobbling this guy with [ __ ] jabs. Dan Hooker drops this guy every [ __ ] round. Jaylen Turner drops

this guy like three times. RDA drops this [ __ ] guy. We're talking about Olive's chin. RDA is dropping you, dude. Are you kidding me? Benil Darush nearly slimes you out with a [ __ ] overhand. Are you Are you serious? Ludic Klein rocking you with jabs. Matteas Scammer dropped by Guram Cuda Dez. Bro, anytime

this guy gets hit or gets rocked or gets someone stands up to him and gets in his face, Arman Suki and drop this [ __ ] guy. If anyone gets in his face, he just shoots a takedown. Any sort of pressure, he he dives for takedowns. And sometimes they're completely terrible takedowns just to make a scramble happen. And I

don't think against Charles Olivera, that's a good idea. I think Charles Olivera has been prepping for Fizz, Ilia, and the Chandler fights. All of these fights he's had grappling as his main focus. He wants to take down Ilia Tapora. He took down and ragdoll Michael Chandler again and again and again. He wanted to go in there and ragdoll

Raphael Fizz and not strike with him. So, I feel like he's been prepping for five rounds now, three fight camps in a row. Five rounds of just straight grappling. So, I think that is a good sign for Charles Olivera. And in this fight, he's not really going to have to worry about the feet. He's totally

comfortable accepting accepting a grappling exchange as opposed to being a striker that doesn't want Gamerock on him at all, wants to strike with him, right? Um, he wants to grapple. So, I think that goes into his favor. And I think that in this fight, Matteas Gamer, because of the panic takedowns that he

shoots as soon as he gets hit hard or as soon as someone pressures him or stands up to him, I think he's going to shoot the panic takedowns. I think he's going to get threatened with guillotines like just like he did against Jaylen Turner and Dan Hooker as well. And I think he's

going to get scrambled like get out scrambled to end up on his back and I think that's going to lead to him getting finished. I think in this fight um you know Charles Olivera is so comfortable off his back. He's so comfortable threatening submissions mid takedown attempt. Plus, if they clinch up, he's got good strength in the

clinch. He's got good power in the hands. He's got good front kicks, good knees, good oblique kicks, good elbows in close. I think Charles will be able to force Gamerock into bad takedowns, bad grappling exchanges, reverse position from guillotine attempts, stuff like that. End up on top, transition from sub attempts and control positions

to ground and pound. And the way that Gamerock scrambles, like I said, he does give up his neck. He does put himself in bad positions and I feel like in a grappling heavy fight where there's not that much striking eventually you're going to end up in a bad sub attempt or some sort of bad scramble against

Charles Olivivera. Every single person that he's fighting, even if they beat him, they end up in a leg lock attempt. They end up in a triangle attempt. They end up in a guillotine attempt. I I just see Olivera using that and a size advantage to sweep Gamerock and end up on top. And I don't think Gameamrock has

the intangibles or the skills of someone like Arman Serukian who can, you know, actually box pretty well on the feet and and mixed in his wrestling a lot more safer as the fight went on and landed big ground. I think that's why Armon won that fight was because of the elbows and the ground pound, which Gamerock doesn't

really do. He just tries to hold you down. I don't think that's going to work against Olivera. Um or if you're not, you know, Ilia Tapora that's like if we go out on the feet, you're [ __ ] And also I'm a goated jiu-jitsu grappler as well. I think that this fight favors

Charles Olivivera, dude. I think this is going to start off with Gameamrock maybe tagging him up a little bit on the feet just by being a little bit more mobile, just being quick and jittery and awkward, but then we're going to see the classic Olivivera failer takedown end up on my back where he grabs a hold of you

and then just falls down and you're in the full guard. I think he's going to threaten like a triangle or arm bar or leg lock. uh you know Gameamrock gets back up from that or Charle uses that to get back up and then Gameamrock keeps re-shooting takedowns. I can see Gameamrock just getting out of an

exchange and then boom shooting a takedown again. And the more you try and do that, the more you panic shoot, the more you try and up the pace against Oliver in the grappling. Um, and like I said, if you're not Sarukqian where if you escape, you're going to start dropping elbows or your Ilium where

you're just, you know, too short, too stocky, too prepared for that. I think you will eventually end up in a tight submission attempt. And I don't think Olivivera submits Gameamra. I I know that initially I was thinking Olivera by Guillotine, but I can see Gameamro, he is a really good grappler. like he I

think he has the instincts and the skills to if Olivivera threatens a a guillotine off a panic shot to just concede to his back, right? Cuz the only defense to a really tight submission is to give up bottom position. Whether you give up Mount or you give up your back or whatever it is, usually the only

defense you have is to just go on the floor and just accept bottom position and hope they let go and then you work from there. And I think that Charles Olivivera will get on top of Matteas after reversing a bad, you know, bad takedown attempt with a guillotine attempt. And I think he's going to start

dropping elbows. 12 to six elbows. Hammer fists and Olive is going to win by TKR. I know that Gamerock has not been knocked out or submitted before. I think his grappling is his best tool, so I don't think he'll get submitted. I do think his chin is a little bit sus as well, just like Oliver's is, except

Oliver has way more knockout ability. And if he makes you tired or if he reverses a position and you're worried about a choke and then boom, he starts dropping elbows, we've seen him put people out with that. We've seen him finish Darush. We've seen him finish Michael Chandler. I think that Charles Olivera wins this fight by ground and

pound TKO. And make no mistake, I'm not saying Oliver is getting the belt back. His next fight he's getting booked against Max Hol. He's getting colded out cold. But I think he beats Matteas Gamer. I think this is a little bit of a step down in competition from the guys that he's fighting and that he's losing

to. I think Michael Chandler is not that good of a win. But Arman Serukian in a very close fight, not a bad loss. Ilia Taptoria by knockout, not a bad loss. joined the club. Max and Vulk, both of them just won their last fight pretty [ __ ] clearly. So, I think Oliver wins

this fight by TKO inside two rounds. Reverses a panic shot. Ends up on top, starts dropping elbows, starts dropping hammer fist, gets the finish. That's my prediction. I think that Charles Oliver is going to win this fight. Let me know your predictions in the comments down below if you agree, if you disagree with

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