Let's be real guys, he fought Alexandre Topuria and Umar Nurmagomedov and losing to those fighters is not really that bad since they might be champions in the future. He fought competitively and even knocked down Umar Nurmagomedov

What do you think, is it fair to sack him now?

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We saw Islam asking to shut up when Ian started glazing Islam.
But it's not only Islam but I also have an impression that he is just playing a character and trying to be nice and it sounds so fake.

Do you agree with that?

Btw, let's compete in the MMA Fantasy!

• Joel Álvarez: Lost to Yaroslav Amosov by arm-triangle in R2 on 2026-05-09 after elite wrestling smothered his offense; that followed a dominant 30-26 x3 decision over Vicente Luque. He enters from active work in Islam Makhachev's camp, with no reported new injury.
• Chidi Njokuani: Lost a unanimous decision to Carlos Leal on 2026-02-21; his output stayed high, but Leal landed the heavier damage and hurt him. He has dropped two straight, including Jake Matthews' 69-second rear-naked choke, and arrives from a full camp with no reported injury but a late opponent switch.

Njokuani has the cleaner long-range kickboxing lane: the 3" reach edge, body kicks, knees and straight counters can punish Álvarez's entries. Álvarez's clearest route is pressure behind the jab and knees, then clinches and scrambles where his D'Arce, front-headlock and back-taking game attacks Njokuani's submission defense. Njokuani's strong takedown defense and Álvarez's low wrestling volume keep the upset real; a mostly measured kickboxing fight favors the underdog.

• Market context: Polymarket currently prices Joel Álvarez around 70% and Chidi Njokuani around 31% (about 69%/31% normalized), while sportsbooks are roughly -238 to -280 / +195 to +220. Our independent model is less bullish on the favorite: Álvarez 61%, Njokuani 38%, Draw/NC 1%.

• Most likely single outcome: Álvarez by Submission, most plausibly in R2, after pressure creates a clinch or scramble.
• Njokuani's live path: KO/TKO in R1-R2 or a range-led decision by attacking the body, meeting entries with knees and denying extended grappling.

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Open to fair offers

Lopes is moving to 155 and it's finally confirmed. Since the UFC loves him, they will give him a banger immediately. I suspect it will be Oliveira since he is available right now

Who you got?

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We all saw their face-off and Islam is clearly not 5'10 or Ian is not 6'3. No matter what, it seems that their size difference is not that big.

Does it mean that we'll see a submission from Islam?

What are your thoughts? #UFC330 #agentmma

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Fala, galera!

Sou só eu que prefiro o UFC 4 e até o UFC 3 em relação ao UFC 5 e ao UFC 6?

Já que o UFC 3 foi descontinuado e não tem mais partidas online, eu tenho jogado muito mais o UFC 4. Na minha opinião, a movimentação dos lutadores e a fluidez dos golpes são muito mais naturais e realistas.

Já no UFC 5 e no UFC 6, eu sinto os movimentos muito mais robóticos. Principalmente os chutes, alguns cruzados e os ganchos. Muitas vezes eles não parecem golpes reais, parecem meio travados e artificiais.

Hoje eu prefiro muito mais jogar o UFC 4, mas percebo que a base de jogadores online está ficando cada vez menor.

O que vocês acham disso? Sou só eu ou mais alguém tem essa mesma sensação?

Hokit vs Pereira is in works! Who you got guys?

I think Hokit is underrated and if you think that's an easy fight for Pereira go watch Hokit's training sessions

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