The town of Greenville, South Carolina hosts a Featherweight crossroads bout this Saturday night (June 22, 2019) when”The Korean Zombie,” Chan Sung Jung, faces Brazilian standout Renato Moicano at the main event of UFC Fight Night 154 on ESPN+.
Experienced bruiser John Lineker steps up on short note to rematch Rob Font at the night’s bantamweight co-feature, while Bryan Barberena squares off with Randy Brown in a guaranteed Welterweight slobberknocker.
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ESPN+ isn’t the most expensive thing in the world, but let’s see if we can’t pay off a couple of years of it in 1 go.
What Went Wrong at UFC 238?
Naught. Aljamain Sterling and Alexa Grasso put on performances that were fantastic, and while Petr Yan had more trouble with Jimmie Rivera than expected, his 2 knockdowns carried him into a decision victory.
Undercard:
Kevin Aguilar (-150) vs. Dan Ige (+130)
Luis Pe??a (-380) vs. Matt Wiman (+315)
Jairzinho Rozenstruik (-220) vs. Allen Crowder (+180)
Ariana Lipski (-280) vs. Molly McCann (+240)
Deron Winn (-280) vs. Eric Spicely (+240)
Anderson Dos Santos (-125) vs. Andre Ewell (+105)
Ideas: Yeah, this week is not going to break the bank. Let us see what we could squeeze out of Deron Winn and Kevin Aguilar.
I’ve been high on Aguilar for a little while, and after watching him entirely closed down Enrique Barzola’s wrestling match in March, I finally feel as though I can have faith in his takedown defense. Ige’s a grinder that is dangerous, but is more self explanatory than strategy on the toes, leaving him in the mercy of Aguilar’s killer jab. I believe”The Angel of Death” punches his ticket to a top 15 opponent on Saturday on the strength of his boxing.
Winn is a work-in-progress, but he’s a stylistic nightmare for Spicely, who generally relies on his control. “Zebrinha” is woefully outgunned from the wrestling against a former Olympic hopeful and Winn’s got the hand speed and power. Cormier’s prot??g?? comes out victorious in his Octagon debut.
A teeny piece on Andre Ewell may do the job. He’s got a ridiculous reach benefit and Dos Santos hasn’t been difficult to hit. Don’t go too hard, however; Ewell’s ground game is his Achilles’ heel and”Berinja” is more than good enough to finish him if it hits the mat.
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