Jul 4, 2019 / by Winer PR / In Uncategorized / Leave a comment

UFC 222 Predictions & Picks: Everyone Pyle On!

There’s a good deal of betting value on UFC 222 (Sat., March 3, 10:00 p.m. ET).
Will the layoff for the two Zingano and Caraway hurt their chances?
Can Mike Pyle (+250) complete off his career with a triumph for bettors?
Due to trauma UFC 222 is missing featherweight champ Max Holloway and that is a damn shame. Nonetheless, in the co-main occasion, perennial title contender Frankie Edgar will lock horns with towering Brian Ortega to decide who truly deserves the following shot Holloway’s gold.
Over on the women side of this branch, UFC Women’s Featherweight Champion Cris Cyborg contributes to action to face UFC newcomer Yana Kunitskaya. Why is this the main event, many are asking? I suppose the powers that be felt lovers could be sold on the joys of watching a lion maul a lamb.
On paper, this looks like a card but these are those that sneak up on youpersonally, and if you enjoy gambling on mixed martial arts, this card has been stacked with potential profit.
Last week we played it safe and went 1-1 however we still came forward and that’s what we are seeking to do this week with all our best bets for UFC 222.
“Sugar” Sean O’Malley at TUF 26 Finale.
“Sugar” Sean O’Malley in TUF 26 Finale. Photo by BT Sport MMA (YouTube)
The pay-per-view can cost us around $60, so we’ll need a way to make that money back. Below are 3 straight bets that are worth taking and we could have easily taken more. Even though the chances are juicy on Brian Ortega (+160) and Cat Zingano (+132), we proceed in another direction.
BRYAN CARAWAY (+140) vs. CODY STAMANN (-160)
This is really a moneyline on BetOnline.ag you immediately need to jump on because there is no way Bryan Caraway (21-7) should be an underdog in this battle.
“Kid Lightning” has been on the sidelines the last couple of years due to injury but let’s not forget about the man’s overall skill set and previous Octagon success. Do not get me wrong, Cody Stamann (16-1) is no slouch either, he upset a top prospect in Tom Duquesnoy in UFC 216, however Caraway is his toughest competition to date.
Not only can Caraway induce the pace and keep up with Stamann in the grappling department, he has a 68??? achieve advantage in the remarkable which will let him operate his scope such as he did against Eddie Wineland.
The layoff does not concern me. Caraway is only better no matter where this bout goes and that he fights at such a grueling pace that Stamann will be stopped.

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