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#1
i think both roll pretty easy
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#7
Some cool stats on Erick Silva
Silva landed all 18 significant strikes thrown in his 52-second knockout of Takenori Sato at UFC Fight Night 36. That’s the most in UFC history for a fighter who didn’t miss a strike. Anderson Silva, who went 13-for-13 against James Irvin at UFC Fight Night 14, held the previous record.
Silva is the only competitor in UFC history to have three fights with the organization without absorbing a single strike. He accomplished the feat against Sato, Jason High at UFC on FUEL TV 10 and Carlo Prater at UFC 142.
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#9
got Silva(-425), boy I think one of my books is slow on this line. If the Nunes who shows up in the first round against Cat, their is no way Baszler can take that punishment!!!!!!! Unlike Ellenberger, Silva has no problem killing a guy!!!!!! He had Brown in big trouble with that liver kick 30 seconds into the fight in Cincy. Same thing as above koscheck can't take that brutal beatdown!!!!!!!
good luck buddy...im just scared to lay that juice on nunes
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#12
If KOS wins this, I think he gets a sneaky sub, something like Tito on Bader. Same goes with Baszler.
I don't see him having the strength or speed to handle Silva
He got "fitched" by Fitch and learned a lesson. That was years ago.
He put up a good fight vs one of the best in Brown.
Although KOS seems to think he's in his prime, I think he's shot. We'll see how they both fare on Saturday.
Two first round vicious KOs
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#13
Quote Originally Posted by sawman:
If KOS wins this, I think he gets a sneaky sub, something like Tito on Bader. Same goes with Baszler.
If KOS wins this, I think he gets a sneaky sub, something like Tito on Bader. Same goes with Baszler.
I don't see him having the strength or speed to handle Silva
He got "fitched" by Fitch and learned a lesson. That was years ago.
He put up a good fight vs one of the best in Brown.
Although KOS seems to think he's in his prime, I think he's shot. We'll see how they both fare on Saturday.
Two first round vicious KOs
other than the body shot in the first round brown wrecked silva. erick ended up in the hospital after the fight. ktfo cold by kim. i think that you can make a case that erick is every bit as damaged goods as josh
in his most recent interview kos seemed very upset about the ellenberger loss and said that he beats him 9 out of 10 times. i dont think hes coming for a paycheck here and if you can get him at +500 he could win the first round by getting one or two tds like he did against jake and then hedge out at silva-200 going into the second.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ET-LllnM3Os
i just dont think silva is very good, has seen his best days, and is fade material from here on out
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#15
very valid points Qncyk. What I don't get is how Kos can say he could beat Jake 9 out of 10 times!!!!!! did he watch that fight, geez. Did nothing in the 2nd but get chocked out by a guy who hasn't done that in like 10 years. if he tries to take down Silva, he will get subbed worse than he did against Jake!!!!!!
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#20
Quote Originally Posted by ctm1985:
Agreed with your points on Silva qncyk.. Kos might very well get blown out early but I think he can grind this out. Or land something crazy if he actually throws.
Agreed with your points on Silva qncyk.. Kos might very well get blown out early but I think he can grind this out. Or land something crazy if he actually throws.
Good luck sawman 
https://www.ufc.com/news/Josh-Koscheck-Putting-Everything-on-the-Line-in-Rio?id=
jet lag wont be a problem.
i have an action play on josh still thinking about putting a full unit on him.
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#21
Quote Originally Posted by Qncyk1:
https://www.ufc.com/news/Josh-Koscheck-Putting-Everything-on-the-Line-in-Rio?id=
jet lag wont be a problem.
i have an action play on josh still thinking about putting a full unit on him.
Oh man. Good read, I'm going to be so happy if he pulls it off, always been a fan of his.
Anyways I'll quit jinxing your play sawman 
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#23
If KOS wins, it's definitely because you jinxed me, CTM. He's going to have to hang on for dear life in the first!
Real curious about the main event. Laflare seems pretty comfortable taking this to the ground. I figured he would be avoiding it. Maia can take a lot of punishment and he has 5 rounds to pull off a sub. He might get beat for 4.5 rounds and still win.
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