UFC 316 Best Best: O’Malley’s revenge, Harrison’s statement, and Spivac’s edge

Estimated UFC 316 Card – Merb is going for a second win on Mali, anchored by Dvalishvili – is heavier on drama and underardogs.

Let’s get the right to swing with a look at the best bets for this fight card:

Serghi Spivack (-140) to defeat Waldo Cortes-Aasta (-140)

Spivac is a much better wrestler than Cortes-Acosta, and while Spivac’s stand-up game is lacking, the benefit of his 8-inch access in this battle should help him reduce some differences in that area.

Four of the five deficit of Spivac in the UFC have come by knockouts, and this is not all challenging despite its advantage in the Kortes-Aasta power stand-up game-they have only 46.2% knockout rate in their 13 matches.

I hope Spiqs presented the hurricane season quickly or late before taking advantage of a tired Cortes-Aasta in the second part of the victory to submit a decision or late.

Shaun O’Mali (+220) to defeat Merb Dwarishwili

As is someone who successfully bets on Dvalishvili in the first bout against O’Mali in the last September, seems something different about this fight.

O’Malley informally focuses more, which minimizes its distractions and antics outside the octagon. He really remembered the first battle that despite the victory of Dwarishwili’s purpose – and he also had a little bit of Dwallish Villi on ropes in the fifth and final rounds.

The trainer of O’Malley has said in recent interviews that she believes that shell lights and atmosphere have contributed to the loss of o’Malley, which is not difficult to believe whether you are ever inside that thing.

On the other hand, we have still become the same old, the same old, the same older, the same in our fight camp. He is still posting his injuries on his Instagram story – many of Dana White – who tells me that he cannot take O’Mali seriously.

In the context of the mentality, it seems that the cards are flipped from the first battle, and that is why I feel comfortably rolling here with the value of O’Mali.

Kayla Harrison vs. Juliana Pena under 3.5 round (-140)

Kayla Harrison is out to prove that she is the biggest star of the UFC in the Women’s Division this Saturday, and she enters a large -scale -800 favorite to win belts -despite entering as a challenge -against thescrapy Juliana Pena.

Despite this, Herrison’s obstacles to win the battle with the verdict are just +235. This means that Vegas is confidently predicting a stagnation.

Keeping PEUNA in mind, there is a more experienced fighter, who has a knockout power in itself, I hope he will go to hunt to kill early – knowing that he has a low chance, conscious with each other Harrison.

Peton is not either a scrub, as she achieves two wins on former champion Amanda Nuns. Someone is being stopped in it-and it will be before the fourth round bell. Possibly peña.