Abdullah Ouazri

Dana White recently announced several fights on all UFC platforms, including an unlikely main event fight between Sean Strickland and Abus Magomedov.

**This 5-round fight takes place in the Middleweight (185 lbs) division.**

Sean Strickland holds a professional record of 26-5-0 (13-5 UFC) and is currently ranked #7. His notable wins include Nassourdine Imavov, Jack Hermansson, and Uriah Hall.

Abus Magomedov holds a professional record of 25-4-1 (1-0 UFC) and is currently unranked. His notable wins include Dustin Stolzefus, Sadibou Sy, and Cezariusz Kęsik.

![5302E482-58BF-4F5D-AD0C-54231B31C13F.jpeg](https://imagedelivery.net/kd_oB-9dZCrENaJzp7HSCA/888998b9-14de-4801-5a13-53e05fff5500/pub "Abus Magomedov finishes Dustin Stolzefus at UFC Paris. Credits to: Zuffa LLC.")

This fight came as a shock to many, as Abus has had one UFC fight thus far. He finished Dustin Stolzefus in 19 seconds at UFC Paris with a front kick and vicious follow-up shots. Dana White described Abus as "a guy that literally nobody wants to fight," and for good reason. He's a Dagestani who can strike and trains with Khabib Nurmagomedov. Although he is Dagestani, he now lives and breathes German air and trains in Düsseldorf. This is the fastest track from unranked to a top 7 fighter in the Middleweight division in recent history.

![4E582530-1169-4494-84C0-2F3E20F7A4F5.jpeg](https://imagedelivery.net/kd_oB-9dZCrENaJzp7HSCA/9e8bd5eb-9ae4-4ed6-0e5f-baf3af18ab00/pub "Sean Strickland swarming Nassourdine Imavov. Credits to: Zuffa LLC.")

Sean Strickland's last four opponents will consist of Alex Pereira, Jared Canonnier, Nassourdine Imavov on short notice, and now Abus Magomedov. Win or lose, he's willing to take on any man the UFC puts in front of him and has done so on several occasions. Stickland has strong boxing, but many fans believe he lacks in BJJ and kickboxing. Either way, he's a top 7 Middleweight defending his ranking against the current boogeyman.

Do you agree that this fight should be taking place, and who do you have winning? Let us know your prediction with a comment.

Sean Strickland vs. Abus Magomedov Headlines July 1st UFC Main Event

Douglas Vegas Bets

The UFC is bringing the action to St.Louis, Missouri, this weekend as fan favorite Derrick Lewis -170 takes on Rodrigo Nascimento +145 in the main event from the Enterprise Center. I went over every fight on this deep card to give my picks and best bets, so let's get into it.

**Odds provided by BetOnline.ag accurate as of 10:55 AM 5/9/2024**

## Derrick Lewis -170 vs. Rodrigo Nascimento +145

Heavyweight finishers take center stage for our main event, which is unlikely to go all five rounds. Derrick Lewis is the knockout king of the UFC with his always dangerous power and sneaky athleticism; his grappling has never been great, and he is getting up there in age, but his power and experience make him live to end a fight at any moment. Rodrigo Nascimento takes a massive step up in competition here, having shown decent skills on the ground for the division, although he has also failed to separate himself from several lower-tier opponents such as Ilir Latifi and Tanner Boser, winning each of those fights in close split-decisions. 

I'll pick Lewis to get an early knockout here, as his power and experience will be too much for Nascimento to handle. 

Pick: Lewis O/U: Under 1.5 -150

## Joaquin Buckley -129 vs. Nursulton Ruziboev +109

A short notice matchup here at Welterweight sees Buckley get his wish to fight in his hometown. Joaquin Buckley is an explosive and athletic striker who has had tremendous success since moving down in weight, dominantly beating solid veterans Vicente Luque and Alex Morono. Nursulton Ruziboev returns here after an odd finish to his last fight with Sedriques Dumas; he moves down in weight here, which is an interesting move as he has struggled at this weight in the past, and being 6'5 it will presumably be a difficult cut on short notice. 

I lean towards Ruziboev to get an early finish, although the longer this fight goes, the more I would favor Buckley.

Pick: Ruziboev O/U: Under 1.5 +115

## Alonzo Menifield +230 vs. Carlos Ulberg -270

Powerful Light Heavyweights will face off in this high-stakes clash. Alonzo Menifield is a strong puncher with a much-improved ground game, which he has used to finish Jimmy Crute and Askar Mozharov. Carlos Ulberg is a clean, hard-hitting kickboxer with a devastating left hook, which he has used to finish Nicolae Negumereanu and Ihor Potieria. 

I'll go with Ulberg here as I see him controlling the distance and landing big shots from the outside to eventually find the knockout. 

Pick: Ulberg O/U: Under 1.5 +115

## Diego Ferreira +300 vs. Mateusz Rebecki -400

Step up in competition for a highly touted Lightweight as he takes on his most experienced test yet. Diego Ferreira has faced many tough tests in the division, showing his slick ground game and solid striking that he used to knock out Michael Johnson in his last fight. Mateusz Rebecki is a tank who enters this, having finished his last two fights by submission and knockout, redeeming his somewhat disappointing debut and showing he is dangerous wherever the fight goes.

I've got Rebecki here as he has shown he has all the skills to compete with top Lightweights, while Ferreira is nearly forty and has not been very active.

Pick: Rebecki O/U: Under 2.5 -170

## Alex Caceres +185 vs. Sean Woodson -220

It's a fun matchup between a veteran and a hometown guy here at Featherweight. Alex Caceres is a veteran with a crafty style, having shown his unique, striking attack and solid grappling over his UFC career. Sean Woodson is a tall and long fighter who uses his length mostly to avoid striking exchanges, as he did in his split-decision win over Charles Jourdain. 

I lean towards Woodson to keep at a distance with his jab and take home a low-volume decision.

Pick: Woodson O/U: Over 2.5 -280

## Waldo Cortes-Acosta +209 vs. Robelis Despaigne -244

Hard-hitting Heavyweights open the main card in this big-time matchup. Waldo Cortes-Acosta is a durable boxer with a big right hand that he swings wildly; he can be low-volume at times, as he showed in his lackluster performance against Andrei Arlovski. Robelis Despaigne is one of the most unique prospects we have ever seen, with an incredible record, having finished all five of his fights in the first round, four of them inside the first twenty seconds.

I'll pick Despaigne here, although I can't bet on him at this steep price because of his lack of experience. 

Pick: Despaigne O/U: Under 1.5 -225

## Chase Hooper +120 vs. Viacheslav Borshchev -140

The classic striker vs. grappler matchup goes down here at Lightweight. Chase Hooper is a slick grappler who continues to develop after joining the UFC at a very young age; his striking defense is concerning, with him having been hurt badly early by Steve Garica at Featherweight. Viacheslav Borshchev is a very talented kickboxer with devastating leg kicks and strong power in his hands; however, he has been out-grappled several times in the UFC, showing an evident lack of skill on the ground. 

I'll go with Hooper here. Despite his deficiencies in striking, he should be able to get this fight to the ground rather quickly, where he can dominate and avoid the damage coming back. 

Pick: Hooper O/U: Over 1.5 -130

## Terrance McKinney +140 vs. Esteban Ribovics -160

Two very exciting Lightweights go head-to-head in this must-see matchup. Terrance McKinney is a fast starter with big power and strong wrestling; his issue is his cardio and durability, as he has yet to win a UFC fight that has gone over half a round. Esteban Ribovics is a dangerous striker with decent submission skills and fantastic cardio; he has been taken down and controlled by wrestlers but showed good defense when on the ground. 

I'm taking Ribovics to get the finish here, as he is a better striker, and if McKinney doesn't secure a submission early, he will likely gas out from wrestling as he has before.

Pick: Ribovics O/U: Under 1.5 -260

## Tabatha Ricci -142 vs. Tecia Pennington +122

This will be a Strawweight clash of styles here as a veteran returns. Tabatha Ricci has used her high-level grappling to win four of her last five, although when faced with a strong wrestler in Loopy Godinez, she was forced to strike where she could be better. Tecia Torres returns from a long layoff here after having a child; she is a solid striker with good defensive grappling and a high pace. 

I've got Pennington here. If she returns similarly to where she was, she can defend the grappling and dominate the striking. 

Pick: Pennington O/U: Over 2.5 -400

## Trey Waters -160 vs. Billy Goff +140

Welterweights, each coming off impressive debut victories, face off in this one. Trey Waters is a huge and powerful guy for the division, coming off an impressive debut in which he dominated Josh Quinlan. Billy Goff is a tough brawler who comes into this one after finishing his last five opponents by knockout, with four coming in the first round, including his wild UFC debut win over Yusaku Kinoshita. 

I'll pick Waters here to use his size advantage, pick Goff apart in the striking, and eventually find a finish. 

Pick: Waters O/U: Under 2.5 -165

## Jake Hadley -141 vs. Charles Johnson +121

Intriguing matchup here at Flyweight between two guys with something to prove. Jake Hadley came into the UFC with high hopes, although he has struggled thus far, showing solid submission skills, although his wrestling needs to be better to compete with other grapplers. Charles Johnson is a striker with good cardio who can push opponents late, although he can start slowly, and wrestlers like Cody Durden and Muhammad Mokaev have controlled him. 

I lean towards Johnson as the underdog, as he showed solid defensive wrestling last time out against Azat Maksum. 

Pick: Johnson O/U: Over 2.5 -260

## Jared Gooden +195 vs. Kevin Jousset -230

Welterweight strikers square off in this fun matchup. Jared Gooden is a durable striker with a hands-down style and very powerful punches, as he showed with his knockout over Niklas Stolze. Kevin Jousset is a good kickboxer who can keep a solid pace, as he showed in his win over Song Kenan, where he was able to win every round.

I took Jousset here and paired him with the over 1.5 rounds to bring the price down, as I see Gooden being able to take his punches at least early in the fight.

Pick: Jousset O/U: Over 1.5 -220

## JJ Aldrich +121 vs. Veronica Hardy -141

Flyweights looking to move up in the ranks clash here. JJ Aldrich is a well-rounded fighter who has competed with high-level competition, even having some success against top-ranked Erin Blanchfield in striking and finishing Na Liang with ground and pound. Veronica Hardy has looked much improved since returning from a multiple-year layoff, although she has yet to be tested against any solid competition. 

I'm taking Aldrich as the underdog here. She has proven herself at a much higher level and has all the tools needed to dictate how this fight plays out.

Pick: Aldrich O/U: Over 2.5 -500

## [DougLasVegasBets.net](https://douglasvegasbets.net) Plays

Chase Hooper +125

Tecia Pennington +120

JJ Aldrich +115

Esteban Ribovics Inside The Distance -140

Kevin Jousset + Over 1.5 +100

UFC Fight Night: Lewis vs. Nascimento Odds Breakdown

Liam Lindsay

The main event of UFC 301 was a closely contested bout between dominant Flyweight Champion Alexandre "The Cannibal" Pantoja and streaking #10 ranked contender Steve "Astroboy" Erceg. Pantoja won a UD, with two judges scoring it 48-47 and the other 49-46.

However, many fans disagree with the decision, especially with the 49-46 scorecard. Let's examine the fight round by round and break it down. Then, we'll compare the judges' scorecards to the Verdict Scorecard and ultimately see who should've won this fight.

## Official Judges: Fabio Alves, Sal D'Amato, David Tirelli

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## Round 1

The clearest round for Pantoja came in the first, like it usually does, with the Brazillian firing on all cylinders. It's a comfortable round to score, with Pantoja out-damaging Erceg with his blitzing shots and out-grappling him, with the Australian trying to find his shots in between. The two main focuses of the scoring criteria favor Pantoja, so he wins the round.

**Judges Scorecards: 10-9 Pantoja x3**

**Verdict Scorecard: 10-9 Pantoja**

## Round 2

The second round was far more competitive, with Erceg finding more shots on the feet and establishing his jab and teep kicks. Pantoja secured two takedowns but couldn't achieve much on top, with no submission attempts and only three ground strikes in the final seconds of the round. Erceg landed a beautiful elbow around 3:30 into the round and, before that, was finding a lot of striking success, too. This round comes down to the value of the strikes on the feet, and Erceg put his foot down in the final two minutes.

**Judges Scorecards: Fabio Alves, Sal D'Amato 10-9 Erceg, David Tirelli 10-9 Pantoja.**

**Verdict Scorecard: 9.66-9.36 Erceg**

## Round 3

Easily, the most competitive round of the fight was round three. Pantoja realized more success with his volume and grappling, but Erceg was still finding some damaging shots between Pantoja's blitzes. "The Cannibal" really ripped to the body in this round, especially with the knees in the clinch. Erceg, however, had the biggest shot of the round, landing a massive elbow that split Pantoja open badly. Pantoja secured a much-needed takedown with the cut gushing blood, but didn't achieve too much with it. This round really comes down to how much you value Pantoja's bodywork and Erceg's elbow.

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**Judges Scorecards: 10-9 Pantoja.**

**Verdict Scorecard: 9.57-9.46 Erceg**

## Round 4

The fourth was a clear round for the challenger, Erceg, who outstruck the Champion and did not allow him to secure takedowns. Erceg continued to pop away at Pantoja with his long shots and managed to sneak in more elbows on Pantoja, who was second-best in this round. Much like the first, it was a straightforward round to score.

**Judges Scorecards: 10-9 Erceg.**

**Verdict Scorecard: 9.93-9.08 Erceg**

## Round 5

The fifth round was another competitive round. Pantoja attempted to blitz Erceg down but got caught at range by Erceg, who was fighting better on the feet. However, Erceg attempted two takedowns and got reversed both times, allowing Pantoja to rack up nearly 3 minutes of control time. This time, he did land ground strikes in the closing minute of the round, albeit not massive punches. This round asks, "Did Erceg create enough damage on the feet to outweigh Pantoja's significant control time?" Either way, there's no doubt shooting the takedowns cost "Astroboy" this fight.

**Judges Scorecards: 10-9 Pantoja.**

**Verdict Scorecard: 9.80-9.21 Erceg**

## The Verdict Scorecard

**Final Score: Alexandre Pantoja 47.69-47.37 Steve Erceg**

The Verdict Scorecard shows the story of the fight, with Erceg winning the middle rounds competitively, but Pantoja had the higher overall score due to his success in rounds 1 and 5.

How did you score the fight? As a member of the Verdict Community, let us know with a comment below.

The Final Verdict: Alexandre Pantoja vs. Steve Erceg

Alexandre Pantoja had to dig deep, and maybe rely on the inexperience of Steve Erceg, but he got the job done and successfully defends the title for the second time.

The fight was a close contest, with Pantoja starting and finishing strong, but a lot of close middle rounds where Erceg proved to be the more effective striker. However, two wayward takedowns from Erceg in the 5th round allowed Pantoja to secure some much needed control time, narrowling earning him the decision against the game Aussie.

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Alexandre Pantoja Secures Close Decision Over Steve Erceg at UFC 301

Jose Aldo puts on an incredible performance following a nearly two-year layoff, rocking Martinez multiple times en route to a unanimous decision victory.

The story of the fight? Aldo's boxing. "The King of Rio" was just too sharp and too powerful for Martinez, who wasn't able to find Aldo's chin at any point. Alternatively, Aldo rocked Martinez multiple times in the second and third rounds before securing a crucial takedown in the third to earn the victory.

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What a legend. What's next for Aldo? Let us know with a comment down below

Jose Aldo Earns Impressive Victory Over Jonathan Martinez in UFC 301 Co-Main Event

Anthony Smith secures the victory at UFC 301, the first underdog to win on the card. It was a quick victory, with Smith locking up the guillotine in round one.

Smith was chopping the leg of Petrino early, forcing him to shoot after Smith absorbed a body combination. However, he left his neck exposed, and "Lionheart" snatched up the submission.

Where does Anthony Smith go from here? As a member of the Verdict Community, let us know in the comments below.

Anthony Smith Shocks Crowd at UFC 301 With Submission Win

Michel Pereira is an absolute monster at 185 lbs. He's won two Middleweight fights in 2024, and he's not slowing down.

"Demolidor" dropped Potieria early and followed up with an illegal strike following a backflip. Then, as Potieria attempted to get back to the feet, Pereira locked in the guillotine choke, and that was it.

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As a member of the Verdict Community, let us know who you want Pereira to fight next.

Michel Pereira Steamrolls Ihor Potieira In Less Than a Minute

Caio Borralho didn't just win, he made it look easy. His victory over Paul Craig at UFC 301 was a stunning start to the main card.

Borralho's control was evident throughout the fight, as he showcased his striking skills with precise jabs and crosses. The finish came in the second round, when he unleashed a devastating flying knee on Craig, swiftly followed by a relentless series of strikes that left the Scotsman flat on the mat.

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Caio Borralho KOs Paul Craig After a Dominant Performance at UFC 301

Brito vs. Shore is called off midway through round two after a leg kick from Brito caused a nasty gash on Shore's leg. Brito was in control for most of the fight, but it was still odd for it to be called.

Brito's strategy was clear from the start: apply relentless pressure on Shore. His weapon of choice, the leg kicks, played a significant role in this approach. In the second round, Shore attempted to check another hard low kick, but it resulted in a deep cut below the knee, resulting in the ringside physician intervening and calling the fight.

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Joanderson Brito Secures Bizzare Stoppage Over Jack Shore

Iasmin Lucindo won a unanimous decision over Karolina Kowalkiewicz, snapping the Pole's five-fight winning streak.

Lucindo's control over the fight was evident, particularly in her superior footwork and striking power. She also exploited Kowalkiewicz's grappling weakness, sealing her victory in the eyes of all three judges.

Who would you like to see Lucindo fight next? Let us know with a comment down below.

Iasmin Lucindo Secures UD Win at UFC 301

It was a competitive fight, but Myktybek Orolbai was able to come out with the unanimous decision victory.

Orolbai started the fight very strong, clearly showing a power advantage in the striking exchanges. He was also relentless with his takedowns, but Brenner showed to me more composed on the ground than he was on the feet. More of the same followed in the second, with Brenner succumbing to Orolbai everywhere the fight went. However, in the third, Brenner rallied with a much better round, reversing Orolbai on multiple occasions, but it was Orolbai who was able to secure the lone knockdown of the fight in the third round. A bizarre point deduction following a fence grab also happened during the action of the fight, but it wasn't enough from stopping Orolbai from getting the decision.


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What did you think of the call? As a member of the Verdict Community, let us know in the comments below.