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 GAMMA#342 Cabreros v Ultra
Peter Cabreros (36-18) v MK Ultra (32-13-1)
The Punisher Peter Cabreros goes up to 170 class to face the big bad wolf.. I mean big bad MK Ultra, the former 170 champion. Maybe Peter feels that his original class got no challenge for him, but going after a big shot like Ultra? That’s a big move to make a name for himself. Ultra has proven himself as a great fighter. He has fought with best fighters of the 170 division and make a great achievements in the past.
Statistically speaking, they’re equal in terms of experience and fighting skills. Cabreros got slight better boxing skill, but Ultra got more experience in 170 division and longer reach. There will be no room for error, so it will be difficult to predict it, but in my opinion, Ultra will win this bout because of his longer reach.
Rick James (12-5-1) v Brodie Sinclair (19-12-1)
Brodie Sinclair will try to groundkeep Rick James from the start of the match. He will try to use his experience and his superior BJJ to submit James. But that will happen only if he can avoid punches and kicks from James. James will prevent Sinclair to take him down and use his Muay Thai strike to cut Sinclair in the temple.
But in my scope, I think Sinclair got some strategy to avoid it being happened, as he got more experience than James. In my prediction I will give Sinclair a nod.
Adolf Ellenberger (10-2) v Jimmy Snuka (13-5)
Jimmy Snuka is a former champion of another organization. This is his debut match in GAMMA. So he wants to make a flashing debut and gain support from the fans. While Adolf is a veteran in this business too, he’s superior in Muay Thai, but got a decent ground play too.
If Snuka can tackle Adolf and maintain the striking position for the rest of the game, than I think he’s got a good chance to finish Adolf off. But if Adolf caught him with his kicking, than it will be disastrous.
For this fight, I still think Snuka have what it takes to win.
Leo McGarry (15-11) v Dirk Pitt (13-8)
These two fighter got similar ability in wrestling and BJJ, the only difference is that Pitt got huge advantage on standing position. If the fight condition is a standing match, than McGarry really need a lucky punch to win the bout. But if he can drag the fight on the ground, than it can go both ways.
But for me personally, I think Pitt can edge McGarry on this one.
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