UFC on FUEL 10: The Pros Picks

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                    <p>UFC stars predict who will win Satruday's main event between Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and Fabricio Werdum.</p>

Anthony Pettis - I like Nog
T.J. Grant - I want Nog
Johny Hendricks - Nog
Frankie Edgar - Werdum
James the Huna - Werdum, maybe
Sara McMann - Nog by ground superiority
Cowboy Cerrone - Nog
Daniel Cormier - Werdum
Phil Davis - Nog, he's just a gangster

Nog wins the pros picks, by a score of 6-3.

Who do you think is going to win?





 

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Have none of these people watched werdum fight? He's like nog but with less mileage. Phone Post 3.0

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Jobe Watson's New and Improved Butler - James the Huna, huh?

Yeah he's like Attila the Hun or Jabba the Hutt.

Once you build up enough street cred you drop your last name and take on a title instead. Phone Post

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Is this who they expect to win, or who they HOPE will win

Werdum by demolition Phone Post

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Werdum got even superior BJJ, IMO, as he is a two-time Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu world champion, a two-time ADCC world heavyweight champion and he is also the European Jiu-Jitsu champion.

He is also a black belt in Judo.

And his stand-up is at least comparable, if not better... He is a black belt in Muay Thai as well. I was under the impression he was winning the striking exchange against a 'roided Overeem, in that weird fight, where he hurt his knee.

Plus, Werdum is bigger and stronger, and Nog's taken more damage across the years.

I think Werdum takes this one decisively, either standing or on the ground.