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Combat and Coffee Published – 14 Mar 2020 COMBAT AND COFFEE PUBLISHED – 14 MAR 2020 Fight Program for UFC Fight Night: Lee vs. Oliveira– 14 Mar 2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTENTS Combat and Coffee _______________________________________________________________ 1 Disclaimer _______________________________________________________________________ 2 My Fighter Class System _________________________________________________________ 2 How to read the program __________________________________________________________ 2 UFC Prelims _____________________________________________________________________ 3 UFC Main Card ________________________________________________________________ 10 Acronyms ______________________________________________________________________ 15 Company Information __________________________________________________________ 15 COMBAT AND COFFEE COMBAT AND COFFEE HOW WE CAME ABOUT My family and I watch MMA as much as we can, sometimes we can’t always stay up, so we record the program and in the morning watch Combat with our Coffee. FIGHTER PROFILES In order to come up with something usable to make my betting choices, I had to go to multiple websites. I also realized when watching the fighters fight, I gained more useable information than any website could provide. Just because a website gave a fighter’s ‘reach’ doesn’t mean that fighter knows how to use it. This began a journey creating profiles of various designs that has progressed to what you see now. I will be trying to continue to evolve my profiles, so now we can continue that journey together. MY PROGRAM I have done some Horse Racing betting; therefore, I have structured the program to be somewhat similar to the format you would see in a Horse Racing or Dog Racing program. I gather all the information from a fighter’s previous fight and continue to add as the fighter continues fighting. Statistical information is from the ‘tale of the tape’ and if it’s incorrect there, it will be incorrect here. So keep that in mind as your making your choices. FINAL NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR If you plan on using this for sports betting, for coaching, gaining information on a rival fighter, or just for some interesting reading. Please enjoy the results of my little hobby and if you happen to also record and watch your fights in the morning, know that you’re not the only ones enjoying - Combat and Coffee. T. Ells Author Combat and Coffee 9 August 2018 Page 1 COMBAT AND COFFEE DISCLAIMER I am not an expert, making these fight profiles is a hobby I enjoy and this should be taken into consideration when using the program. If you are going to gamble please gamble responsibly and abide by all legalities of your area. MY FIGHTER CLASS SYSTEM A fighter’s record doesn’t always reflect the actual ability of a fighter. Fighters change promotions and each promotion has varying degrees of talent. This possibility of a “padded” record is used to make many of the fighter’s statistics and while % takedown defence or KO to Submissions can be useful for some, but for me, it wasn’t reflective of what the fighter is capable of now. My Class system is similar in theory to horse racing, in that an ‘A’ Class fighter is the elite of their division and is usually, but not necessarily, a top 10 ranked fighter. This system is more performance- based vs statistic based and a fighter will only be as good as their last few fights. The ‘M’ or ‘Maiden’ Class is for new fighters to the promotion because they have yet to prove themselves at a new talent level. Just remember, even with the best information and thinking you have made the best choice possible, sometimes the favorite comes in last. HOW TO READ THE PROGRAM Fighter Name Team: or other training info Division: i.e. welterweight + any other division info WT: make wt, any issues, visual Class: a Notes: any follow-up Class information Age Height Reach: Stance: Date b a c d note: Date Name Class odds how win,loss note Date Name Class odds how win,loss note Date Name Class odds how win,loss note Date Name Class odds how win,loss note Standing: Ground: Takedown: Athletics: Chin: Show: Other: a – See My Fighter Class System b – Fighters names have been cut due to space c – Odds on fight night (N- negative) (P- Positive) d – My Judging (don’t hate, it’s only my opinion) + final outcome of fight Page 2 COMBAT AND COFFEE UFC PRELIMS UFC FIGHT NIGHT: LEE VS. OLIVEIRA 14 Mar 2020 UFC Prelims Fight 1 Veronica Macedo Team: Division: Woman's Bantamweight, also fought at Flyweight WT: ok Class: M Notes: got headaches the day before 16 Nov 19 fight, missed fight Age: 23 Height: 5'4 Reach: 64 Stance: Southpaw 14-Mar-20 Bea Malecki M 10-Aug-19 Polyana Viana M N135 Armbar rd 1 win finished quickly, 23-Feb-19 Gillian Roberts D P155 10, RNC rd 2 loss fence, back of head, out BJJ'd 19-May-18 Andrea Lee M P260 9,9,9, unani loss TCAW*, needs clinchwork 03-Sep-16 Ashlee Evans-S M P215 9,9, ko elbow rd 3 loss out BJJ'd, fence, bad clinchwork Standing: improved jab, ok combos - rushes forward, Ground: needs BJJ defence, leg locks& knee bars not working, will pull guard, good bridge Takedown: needs takedown defence, needs to get up, Athletics: flexible, squirmy Chin: high chin, Show: too happy on back, Other: Taekwondo kicks - some empty, needs underhooks, good elbows, *See Acronyms Bea Malecki Team: Division: Woman's Bantamweight WT: ok Class: M Notes: Age: 27 Height: 5'9 Reach: 74 Stance: Orthodox 14-Mar-20 Veronica Maced M 01-Jun-19 Eduarda Santan M N105 9, RNC rd 2 win good ground game, Standing: slow punches, good combos, good jab, Ground: good adjustments on ground Takedown: needs more takedown defence, Athletics: Chin: Show: Other: good kicks, good knees Page 3 COMBAT AND COFFEE UFC FIGHT NIGHT: LEE VS. OLIVEIRA 14 Mar 2020 UFC Prelims Fight 2 Bruno Silva Team: Division: Flyweight, also fought at Bantamweight WT: Good Class: M Notes: Age: 29 Height: 5'4 Reach: 65 Stance: Orthodox 14-Mar-20 David Dvorak M 05-Oct-19 Khalid Taha M P190 9,10, Arm-Tri rd 3 loss out worked, groinx2, fence grab Standing: ok jab, needs more striking experience Ground: strong on top, needs to advance more Takedown: issues getting opp down, Athletics: Chin: tested (Taha) recovered, Show: Other: David Dvořák Team: Division: Flyweight WT: Class: M Notes: Age: Height: Reach: Stance: Orthodox 14-Mar-20 Bruno Silva M shrt notice, Standing: Ground: Takedown: Athletics: Chin: Show: Other: Page 4 COMBAT AND COFFEE UFC FIGHT NIGHT: LEE VS. OLIVEIRA 14 Mar 2020 UFC Prelims Fight 3 Maryna Moroz Team: Division: Woman's Flyweight, also fought at Strawweight WT: thin-tall Class: D Notes: coming off injury Age: 27 Height: 5'7 Reach: 67 Stance: Orthodox - no switch 14-Mar-20 Mayra Bueno Si M 30-Mar-19 Sabina Mazo M P130 10,10,9, unani win good press, good output 24-Feb-18 Angela Hill M P135 9,9,9, unani loss low output, rnge issues, 25-Jun-17 Carla Esparza D P180 9,9,9, unani loss taken down, needs up faster 06-Aug-16 Danielle Taylor M N275 10,9,10, split win rnge issues, good jab Standing: good jab, needs more body shots, range issues - hits a lot of air, Ground: needs more BJJ, nice elbows on bottom, strong on top Takedown: needs to get up faster, some takedown defence, Athletics: getting slower in 2nd Chin: tested (Taylor) recovered very quick Show: Other: empty kicks, slow start, needs to check, Mayra Bueno Silva Team: Division: Woman’s Flyweight WT: Class: M Notes: Age: 27 Height: 5'6 Reach: 66.5 Stance: Orthodox 14-Mar-20 Maryna Moroz D 22-Sep-18 Gillian Roberts D P115 armbar rd 1 win unexpected ground game Standing: good combos, nice jab, good pressure Ground: thought she was losing on back until she pulled out an armbar in last seconds of the rd Takedown: Athletics: Chin: Show: Other: Page 5 COMBAT AND COFFEE UFC FIGHT NIGHT: LEE VS. OLIVEIRA 14 Mar 2020 UFC Prelims Fight 4 Rani Yahya Team: American Top Team Division: Bantamweight WT: good Class: C Notes: Age: 34 Height: 5'6 Reach: 67 Stance: Orthodox 14-Mar-20 Enrique Barzola D 10-Feb-19 Ricky Simon D N110 8,9,9, unani loss TCAW*, forced to strike, 25-Aug-18 Luke Sanders D N130 leg lock rd 1 win pulled guard, good leg locks 24-Feb-18 Russell Doane D N230 10,10, Arm Tri rd3 win knee shot to spine, cntrlled opp 05-Aug-17 Henry Briones M N225 Kimura rd 1 win beautiful transitions Standing: good combos, tends to throw power punches - slow strikes Ground: excellent submission skills, good transitions, softens up opp on ground Takedown: constantly shoots for takedowns, relentless Athletics: better cardio, Chin: tested (Simon) recovered, Show: puts opponent in crazy positions, can be boring due to lack of action while choking opp Other: strong low kicks *See Acronyms Enrique Barzola Team: American Kickboxing Academy Division: Bantamweight, also fought at Featherweight WT: looked good Class: D Notes: Age: 30 Height: 5'7 Reach: 70 Stance: Orthodox 14-Mar-20 Rani Yahya C 26-Oct-19 Movsar Evloev M P145 9,9,9, unani loss kicks caught, close 2nd, slow start 10-Aug-19 Bobby Moffett M N150 9,9,10, split win good press, close ft, 30-Mar-19 Kevin Aguilar M N130 9,9,10, unani loss range issues, combos in 3rd 19-May-18 Brandon Davis M N210 10,10,10, unani win good press & cntrl, good BJJ Standing: ok jab, improved combo amount, tends to load up, good td def, slaps? Ground: smothering press, can't keep opponent down Takedown: good takedowns - likes them at end of rounds Athletics: hands low, good cardio, explosive, Chin: tested (Evloev) recovered very quick, Show: slow starter, likes show moves, not a finisher Other: empty kicks, does flying knees, Page 6 COMBAT AND COFFEE UFC FIGHT NIGHT: LEE VS.
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