UFC 221 Betting Odds, Picks & Predictions

Posted on 2019年8月24日(土) 00:00

Just one important UFC card in February and it is Saturday night from Perth Arena in Australia (struggle is Sunday Down Under) as Luke Rockhold takes on fill-in challenger Yoel Romero for the interim middleweight belt. It is the only name fight on the card. Per usual, the principal card will begin at 10 p.m. ET and on pay-per-view. The prelims are on Fox Sports 1. Following is a peek at the principal fights. The UFC made its introduction in Australia with UFC 110 in February 2010. The company’s very first card in Western Australia, will be its 12th in the nation. Let’s have a look the top UFC 221 betting odds for this particular Saturday. UFC 221 Betting Odds, Picks & Predictions UFC 221 Betting Odds: Rockhold (+135) / Romero (-160) The Cuban Romero is your No. 1 competitor at the middleweight division along with also the American Rockhold the No. 2. Rockhold is -140 at Mybookie.ag with Romero at +120 and an over/under of 1.5 rounds. So who is the champion? Australian Robert Whittaker, but he was made to pull out against Rockhold due to injury — the main reason the card is in Australia was because of Whittaker. “I’ve gone into many struggles injured,” Whittaker said this week. “I moved into the Yoel Romero fight with a torn MCL, I moved into multiple fights with broken hands, and that is never deterred me. And during my prep and my camp, I did my hamstring — I’d blow off my hamstring outside — but I was willing to work on it. So we just worked around it, threw it on the wall, no explosive sort of stuff, and then I got an abscess disease. That totally knocked me from the playground.” While he was previously able to train his hamstring injury, the disease ended up departing”The Reaper” bedridden for many weeks, and Whittaker believes that the loopholes of his immune system might have led to his consequent battle with chickenpox as well. Chickenpox in adults can be very serious, even deadly. When Was the Last Time Robert Whittaker Fought? Whittaker continue fought in July, beating Romero by unanimous decision. He has not confronted Rockhold. Georges St-Pierre won the middleweight title last year over Michael Bisping in UFC 217 but vacated it because he could not defend it in because time due to his health issues. Whittaker subsequently won the interim belt Romero. A former UFC winner, Rockhold is coming from a TKO win over David Branch in September. Rockhold lost his title to Bisping in UFC 199 at June 2016. Concerning remarkable differential (the difference between significant strikes landed per minute and important strikes consumed per minute) Rockhold includes a significant edge over Romero. His striking differential in the UFC is plus-2.50, while Romero’s is currently plus-0.77. However, during his UFC career, Romero has scored six knockdowns at a speed of 0.78 knockdown a 15 minutes. Rockhold just has two knockdowns via eight-career UFC fights. In addition, he’s been on the receiving end of 3 knockdowns. Mark Hunt (13-11) vs. Curtis Blaydes (8-1) UFC 221 Betting Odds: Hunt (+135) / Blaydes (-160) It is a heavyweight bout with New Zealand’s Hunt rated No. 5 in the division and Blaydes No. 9. But, Blaydes is a -160 popular and Hunt +135. Hunt was recently cleared to return to competition. Citing”medical issues,” Hunt was hauled out of November’s UFC Fight Night 121 headliner in Sydney, a conclusion had been made later Hunt confessed to memory loss and slurred speech at a piece he wrote for PlayersVoice.com.au titled,”If I die fighting, that is fine.” Hunt, already with a single lawsuit against the UFC, threatened another in the aftermath of the advertising’s choice to pull him out of UFC Sydney. He called UFC President Dana White a”bald-headed prick” in a scathing Instagram post. Hunt claimed this suspension was punishment because of the civil lawsuit he filed against the company, White and Brock Lesnar regarding Lesnar’s failed test at UFC 200. Hunt’s last fight occurred in May in UFC Fight Night 110, where he defeated Derrick Lewis through TKO in a slugfest”Fight of the evening ” After suffering a TKO loss to high contender Francis Ngannou within his promotional debut, Blaydes, a 26-year-old former collegiate wrestler, has since won four successive fights. Three of the wins — over Cody East, Adam Milstead and Oleksiy Oliynyk — arrived via knockout. Blaydes has finished seven of the eight career wins by knockout or technical knockout. 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