Que bien me ha caído Maca en este videoblog.

El tio es un crack vistiendo, muy elegante. Siver llega con su chandal, su entrenador y mucha vergüenza cara al público. Por contra Maca es un póco payasete y se le ve enseguida que tiene don de gentes. Se hace con todos.

La mujer de Maca esta buenísima.


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El pobre Siver ni sale en las promos jajaja. UFC pone toda la carne en el asador con McGregor.

Va a ser una buena pelea McGregor vs Siver. A mi me da mas respeto Siver.

Torres sobre lo que comentas del respeto de Siver, leete esto ( si pilotas de inglés ).

Este tio en Sherdog clava muchísimos picks:

FEATHERWEIGHTS
Conor McGregor (16-2, 4-0 UFC) vs. Dennis Siver (22-9, 11-6 UFC)

THE MATCHUP: The leader of the UFC’s Irish renaissance returns to action and draws Germany’s Siver, who has been tabbed as the sacrificial lamb in this matchup. That is slightly unfair to the veteran, but this fight is all about McGregor. The Irishman knocked out Dustin Poirier in the second minute in his last outing and finished Diego Brandao inside a round back in July. Siver took a decision from the debuting Charles Rosa in October, and prior to that, a positive drug test wiped out a grinding victory over Manny Gamburyan.

McGregor is a truly special offensive fighter. At his core, the Irishman is a mechanically sound puncher with rock-solid fundamentals, blistering hand speed, great athleticism and outstanding cardio and output. He probes with his jab from the southpaw stance to draw out his opponent’s counter as he pushes him back toward the fence with stalking footwork. He then slides backward or laterally in the pocket to open up an angle and return with a counter of his own, generally his lightning-quick and powerful left hand.

This is the basis of McGregor’s game, and everything else plays off that sequence. If his opponent makes a habit of rolling under his counters in the pocket, McGregor will work in uppercuts and bolo punches in a combination of two to five strikes. If his opponent slips his head outside to avoid the straight left, McGregor will try left high kicks and overhands to exploit that head motion. If McGregor’s opponents circle away from his power side, the wheel and spinning back kick catch them as they move laterally, thinking they are safely out of range; the natural reaction is to circle back into the power hand, which is how McGregor eventually caught Poirier with an overhand left. The side and elliptical kicks to the thigh force his opponent to move back toward the cage, which neutralizes his escape angles and head movement.

McGregor is a perfectly serviceable wrestler and grappler. His takedown defense is strong if not impenetrable, and if he does get taken down, he has excellent instincts for hipping out and scrambling back to his feet, all while landing hard elbows and punches in transition. Offensively, if his opponent secures double under hooks, McGregor likes a counter throw from double over hooks, and he shoots a technically sound and well-timed double-leg. From top position, he throws monstrous ground strikes, maintains a solid base and passes well. In every phase and facet, McGregor delivers a constant stream of pressure and offense.

Siver is not getting much respect here, and that is a shame. The former kickboxer has evolved into a diverse wrestle-boxer who complements his volume striking with an effective and surprisingly technical takedown game. Siver utilizes a slick single-leg on which he neatly runs the pipe, a nice knee tap and the occasional double, and he chains them nicely. On top, Siver maintains a heavy base, passes well and can land solid ground strikes, though he offers nothing from his back and occasionally struggles to get back to his feet if taken down.

Despite the improvement in his wrestling game, Siver is still known mostly as a striker. His approach revolves around volume and output rather than hunting for the knockout, and his squat frame belies the fact that he is not much of a power puncher. He favors a lead left kick, which he throws to all levels with no switch or setup, and works smooth punching combinations in the pocket. Defense is a strong suit: Siver excels at pulling his head off the centerline as he throws, and hides his chin behind his thick shoulders, the combination of which makes him quite difficult to hit cleanly.

BETTING ODDS: McGregor (-1200), Siver (+775)

THE PICK: With betting odds that wide, we have finally reached the point where the McGregor hype train has gone off the rails. That is not to say that he will not win this fight, or even that he will not make it look easy, but the implied chance of McGregor losing here is less than eight percent, which seems more than a bit absurd. Siver’s takedown game is the key to keeping this fight winnable, and he is easily the best MMA wrestler that McGregor has faced in his career. If he stays on the outside or at punching range, McGregor can match Siver’s output while carrying a drastic edge in power and speed. In the clinch and on the ground, however, it is much closer to an even matchup. Siver needs to make it a dirty, ugly fight on the inside, throw hard shots on clinch breaks and hit McGregor in transition whenever possible, because the Irishman will certainly try to do the same. It would not be at all surprising, however, if McGregor turned out to be the superior wrestler. The most likely outcome is that McGregor will concede a takedown or two and scramble to his feet, weather the German’s attempts to grind in the clinch and eventually knock the stuffing out of Siver with counter shots in the pocket before finishing from top position. McGregor by knockout in the second round is the pick.


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Un análisis muy detallado. Yo no creo que Siver tenga tan buen wrestling, su juego es el striking y creo que se le está infravalorando, y a la vez tiene cojones que tras cuatro peleas en UFC ahora sea Siver el wrestler mas peligroso al que se ha enfrentado Conor :-) No os parece una ironía??? Cuando lo normal hablando de UFC es hacer la de en ocasiones veo wrestlers... Conor es rápido, preciso y tiene un estilo particular, pero el aplomo y la depurada técnica de kick de Siver es un valor seguro siempre. Tengo muchas ganas de verlo.

Ese tio suele clavar más de una vez los resultados.

En la otra pelea guapa del card da un 29-28 para Bendo contra Cerrone, pero detallando mucho los porqués.


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Pues sinceramente yo no veo que Aldo se haga a TJ muy facil, si gente como Edgar le dio problemas por tema de cardio, TJ que se mueve mejor y que pega mas fuerte si que le puede dar problemas serios.

Ayer Cerrone y Bendo se vieron y el tono fue este



Da gusto cuando dos luchadores alcanzan un nivel de profesionalidad tal como para poder considerarse amigos y aún así partirse los morros en una jaula. Voy a disfrutar de ese combate como un niño.

Y falla otras tantas jajaja que tampoco hay que ser cienciólogo para predecir quién y cómo va a ganar un combate. Al fin y al cabo si fallas algún detalle nadie va a ir a pedirte cuentas, y si aciertas quedas de futurólogo y analista de la hostia, que siempre mola y da galones.

El análisis de la pelea está interesante, aunque yo estoy con torres no veo a Siver tan tan wrestler como acusa el señor de Sherdog. Lo otro, lo de soltar "McGregor por TKO, R2", o el otro día "Jones por decisión 49-46" suena a:



A mí me gustan más los análisis de Jack Slack en Fightland, que sí, van más de "qué se debería hacer para ganar a..." que de predecir el resultado, pero la demostración de conocimientos técnicos es de mearse en toda la redacción de Sherdog, no offense.

Si, por lo que he leído a veces así es, pero también peca mucho de a toro pasado decir que tuvo que hacer quién.


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Hombre pero eso no lo veo mal. Si lo hace por ponerse una medalla él sabrá, pero está bien que te analicen una pelea a lo forense, ayuda a verla de otra forma cuando le das el segundo o tercer vistazo y así también se aprende. A mí casi me "disgusta" (con muchas comillas eh) más lo otro, lo de predecir, cuando hablamos de un deporte como este en el que prácticamente puede pasar cualquier cosa.

Vaya avería mental que calza el señor Connor MCgregor. Pero cómo mola.. jaja.. cada día soy más FAN!. Es que ha conseguido que me mole su tatu. Vaya putas risas me he pegado con los video blogs. Pero tampoco sé porque, solo por su avería mental.

Se le ve nervioso por el combate...

Pues ahí va otro videoblog

Viva la locura, el descontrol, la creatividad y la frescura!!

Vamos Connor!!

(Siver siempre me cayó bien eh)

A mi me cae de puta madre Siver, es un tio normal. ^^

Y tengo muchas ganas de ver el combate, por que la verdad es que Siver me parece que tiene un striking super sólido.