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п»їUFC 109 Matchups: Couture vs. Coleman Odds & Picks.
Couture vs. Coleman.
The main event of UFC 109 is a fight between two current UFC Hall of Famers as Randy Couture faces off with Mark Coleman.
Unanimous decision loss to Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira at UFC 102 on Aug. 29, 2009.
Second round TKO loss to Brock Lesnar at Nov. 15, 2008.
Third round TKO win over Gabriel Gonzaga at UFC 74 on Aug. 25, 2007.
Unanimous decision win over Tim Sylvia at UFC 68 on March 3, 2007.
Mark Coleman (16-9): Strengths : Coleman is a former UFC champion back in the old days of the sport in the late 1990’s. Coleman is a strong guy that likes to push the pace of fights and hope that he has better conditioning than his opponents. After taking three years off from fighting, he returned to the UFC in 2009 and in both fights he has taken a lot of punishment. But, also in both fights he tired his opponents to exhaustion. In his win over Stephan Bonnar at UFC 100, Bonnar dominated the first round, but tired himself trying to finish Coleman, which allowed Coleman to win the final two rounds with his persistence. Weaknesses : Coleman doesn’t seem to have a lot of fundamental skills and just relies on being able to last longer than his opponents with toughness and cardio. Coleman will have trouble with that against Couture, who shouldn’t tire during the fight. Coleman also lacks a lot of proper training, as he does most of his work on his own, while Couture runs his own camp and is surrounded by a lot of talent day-in and day-out. Last Five Fights : Unanimous decision win over Stephan Bonnar at UFC 100 on July 11, 2009.
Third round TKO loss to Mauricio Rua at UFC 93 on Jan. 17, 2009.
Second round submission loss to Fedor Emelianenko at Pride 32 on Oct. 21, 2006.
First round TKO win over Mauricio Rua at Pride 31 on Feb. 26, 2006.
First round submission win over Milco Voorn at Bushido Europe on Oct. 9, 2005.
Who will win : Both fighters have similar styles, but Couture is more polished and in better shape than Coleman. This fight seems to be perfectly setup for Couture to allow him to continue to pursue a third title reign in the light heavyweight division. Look for Couture to win by decision or third round submission against a tired Coleman.


Ultimate Rivalries: Chuck Liddell vs. Randy Couture.
Last time out we launched Ultimate Rivalries by taking a look back at the heated rivalry that erupted between Tito Ortiz and Ken Shamrock during the early days of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, and for our latest instalment we are taking a look back at a rivalry that was born purely out of competition – the three-fight series between ‘The Iceman’ Chuck Liddell and ‘The Natural’ Randy Couture.
These two men were polar opposites inside the Octagon – Liddell was a knockout artist with dynamite in his fists, while Couture was a no-nonsense wrestler who would grind you down, beat you up and break your spirit. It was the ultimate clash of styles that produced history-making moments and help the UFC continue its growth from underground pariah to mainstream sports sensation.
Roots Of A Rivalry.
A stand-out amateur wrestler, Randy Couture entered the world of mixed martial arts back May 1997 and quickly established himself as the UFC’s top heavyweight by winning his first four fights and becoming the champion in that weight class. A three-year exile followed as he fought elsewhere, but Couture returned to the promotion in late 2000 and quickly picked up from where he had left off by regaining the heavyweight belt and making a couple of successful defences. Back-to-back defeats in 2002 would spell the end for his time in the bigger weight class though, and many felt the September 2002 loss to Ricco Rodriguez should have sent him into retirement.
While Couture was coming to terms with the end of his days as the premier heavyweight fighter in the UFC, the company’s light-heavyweight division was in disarray. Chuck Liddell’s seven-fight win streak had made him the number one contender to champion Tito Ortiz, and fight fans were salivating at the prospect of the two men going head-to-head to determine who was the number one fighter in the weight class. There was one major problem though – Ortiz was refusing to defend the belt. Money, injuries, a friendship with Liddell… Ortiz seemingly used every excuse in the book not to share the Octagon with ‘The Iceman’ and that left UFC with a massive headache at a time where the company was really building up some momentum.
The UFC ultimately (pardon the pun) made a decision – an interim light-heavyweight title fight would take place at UFC 43 and all they needed was an opponent for Liddell. Surprisingly they turned to Couture and the rest, as they say, was history.
Making History.
While Couture went into the bout on a two-fight losing sequence, Liddell was a fighter in superb form having won 10 straight fights to establish himself as the number one contender to the light-heavyweight crown. His most recent outing ended in a spectacular head-kick knockout of Renato ‘Babalu’ Sobral in the first round and he was widely expected to take out an ‘over-the-hill’ Couture in equally brutal fashion. Whoever expected that outcome was wrong… very wrong!
Liddell was known for having excellent takedown defence, but up until this point he had not fought a man with the wrestling chops that Couture had and he learned that one minute into the first round when ‘The Natural’ picked him up and slammed him down to the mat. Liddell quickly got back to his feet, but the momentum was already on Couture’s side and he enjoyed the better of the stand-up exchanges before driving through another takedown, after Liddell missed with a wild right hand, to ensure he took the first round on the scorecards.
Liddell’s frustration was there for all to see at the end of the first round and his mood hardly improved in the second as Couture continued to get the better of the stand-up exchanges – something nobody expected to see prior to the contest – and then dropped his opponent on the mat with a beautifully timed sweep, and in the third it was ‘game over’ as the former heavyweight champion completed a masterful job in his debut at his new weight class. He out-struck Liddell, slammed him to the canvas, quickly transitioned into mount and rained down bombs until John McCarthy stepped in, waved off the contest and made Couture the first two-weight champion in the history of the UFC.
Icing A Rivalry.
It would be almost two years before the two men would meet for a second time, but it was almost inevitable that we would see Couture-Liddell 2 and it was no surprise when it was announced as the main event of UFC 52, with the two men coaching on ‘The Ultimate Fighter’ television show to increase interest in an already mouth-watering contest. That series produced the legendary Forrest Griffin-Stephan Bonnar fight that led to an explosion in popularity for the Ultimate Fighting Championship, and one week later the company smashed pay-per-view and ticket sales records as fight fans clamoured for the light-heavyweight title fight between two of the sports’ biggest stars. Now it was up to the two fighters to deliver on the biggest stage. Would Liddell prove he was speaking the truth when he underestimated Couture the first time around, or would the defending champion produce another dominant display to prove that first encounter had been no fluke?
We got our answer in the first round, but not without some controversy. Referee John McCarthy stepped in after Couture was poked in the eye during an exchange and when the fight resumed he made a critical mistake by charging after the challenger. Liddell backpedalled to stay out of range and landed a right-hook that sent Couture crashing to the canvas, forcing McCarthy to step in as the challenger made sure. Liddell was the new light-heavyweight champion of the world and there was only one word on the lips of everybody after that fight – ‘Trilogy’.
The fans were not made to wait too long for it. Both men picked up victories on the UFC 54 card and the trilogy bout was swiftly scheduled to be the main event of UFC 57 – an event that once again broke PPV and gate records for the company. Couture claimed the eye poke in the previous fight had cause him to be angry and reckless, gifting the fight to Liddell, but the champion begged to differ and insisted the result would be the same here. ‘The Iceman’ was right. The finish came early in the second round when Couture appeared to slip while throwing a left hook, presenting Liddell with the opportunity to land a straight right that sent the challenger to the mat. Liddell followed up with a few more strikes for good measure, but by that point the fight – and the rivalry – was over.
Couture, who was now 42 years of age, announced his retirement following the fight (a decision that lasted all of one year), while Liddell went on to successfully defend the light-heavyweight title two more times before being knockout out by Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson. Liddell was never the same after that night, losing four of his next five fights before calling time on his career, and while the ending of his career was hardly the stuff of fairytale, nobody would ever forget the incredible Couture-Liddell Trilogy that helped catapult the UFC and mixed martial arts into the mainstream.


UFC 252 Betting Pick: Miocic vs Cormier III.
Is this the best trilogy in the history of mixed martial arts?
Many times, rematches don’t live up to the first fight but these two legendary heavyweights bucked that trend a year ago with an exciting 4-round war.
Chuck Liddell and Randy Couture had a pretty rad three fights. Gray Maynard and Frankie Edgar are the only combatants to have their trilogy tied 1-1-1. Rampage and Wanderlei Silva had a couple of wars in PRIDE and Rampage got his revenge with a gorgeous roll through left hook that slept The Axe Murderer.
We have seen some good ones, yes, and I’m excited for more but I have to say that the third meeting of Stipe Miocic and Daniel Cormier might be the most anticipated of them all.
This not only decides who can say they are the better fighter, not only for the UFC Heavyweight World Title, but this is a fight to determine who is the greatest heavyweight MMA fighter ever.
That’s huge. No pun intended.
DC won the first fight pretty quickly.
He poked Stipe in the eye early on and then caught him on the same side with a right hook out of the clinch that he never saw coming.
In their second bout, Cormier came out strong landing the cleaner strikes and scored a takedown as well in the first round. He stayed away from his wrestling in the second stanza but DC was still able to outbox the Cleveland native.
In the third round, though, Daniel Cormier appeared to be slowing a bit.
Stipe was good so far and even defended a takedown attempt from the now-former champion.
It was close but I believe Miocic won the 3rd round.
After a fiery talk from his head coach and cornerman, Miocic came out in the 4th round and changed the entire course of the fight with one adjustment he made on his own.
He started landing the left hook to the liver and even though DC kept his best poker face, his body language said otherwise and 9 more shovel shots under the floating rib, and DC was primed for a 1-2 down the middle.
That rocked him hard and he was TKO’ed against the fence just seconds later.
BetOnline.AG has the betting odds for this matchup. Let’s look at those, examine the fight tape a bit closer, and make our predictions for this legendary matchup.
Stipe Miocic (-105) vs Daniel Cormier (-115)
Okay, these two men have fought twice and they haven’t fought anyone else since their last meeting.
We don’t need to do a bunch of tape on either guy. I am quite familiar with both Cormier and Miocic.
Daniel keeps his right elbow very high which leaves him susceptible to left hooks to the body. He also reaches his arms out and loves loves loves to hand fight and flick his punches from there.
It’s amazing to see how much pop he can get on those shots because his arms are already so far away from his body. It took Miocic a little while to exploit this but it was the perfect counter to what DC was doing to him.
Cormier also kinda gassed towards around the halfway mark or midway through the third round.
It was a very busy scrap up to that point but he is probably going to have to do a better job with his conditioning than he did in this last fight.
DC has said that the small Octagon should make a big difference for him as he will better be able to use his wrestling and pressure boxing.
This could turn out to be quite true but I don’t want you guys to see the small cage and give that edge to the better wrestler.
It’s more about who is on the front foot and who is backing up. Khabib is clearly the better wrestler than Conor McGregor but the Irishman was able to push Khab back for most of their fight. He still got taken down but he did keep the center.
Stipe Miocic doesn’t have that level of footwork, though. In fact, if you ask him or his coaches, he had absolute zero footwork through the first few rounds in his second fight w DC. He was a plodding statue in there.
It wasn’t pretty as he was getting boxed up for a while. I don’t think he can expect to let DC get off to another start that hot, winning the first 12 minutes of the fight before he gets into his groove.
I picked Stipe in the second fight so I was crying out for him to use the lead leg left high kick that Jon Jones put Cormier away with in their second meeting.
DC dips off HARD to his right to avoid the jab.
If Stipe were to just follow his left arm with his left leg, Daniel would slip his chin right into a shin and that could be a wrap for the 41-year-old Cormier.
Miocic doesn’t seem like the kinda guy who would put time in stretching, though. I could be wrong but I just don’t get the yoga vibe from Stipe.
DC isn’t even 6 feet tall, though… And he’s bending over. Even if it clacks off the arms, it changes the game. I am not expecting it because he hasn’t done it yet but a guy can dream.
Cormier says he had a very bad back and couldn’t train properly for the first fight. He said his gameplan was incorrect and to expect a grappling heavy gameplan in the third bout.
If Miocic can shut down the hand fighting and the hard dip off to the right from Daniel, he can win the fight.
This is a pick’em fight. Anybody out there who is telling you they know who is gonna win is wrong. Sure, they could guess. It’s only 2 fighters fighting. One is gonna win.
The line started at a pick’em and it hasn’t moved. That isn’t because the fight is void of popularity. It’s a huge fight!
The smart money is staying away from this one but it’s the main event and I know some of you guys want the action.
The best we can do here is to say we think one guy wins 6 out of the 10 times these two fight and if we can say that, we have enough value to make a play.
From what we have seen, DC is that guy.
He won the first fight by first round KO.
He won about 70% of the second fight even though he was finished in the fourth round. Has Stipe completely figured him out, though?
Shutting down the hand fighting game is a major step. It will be interesting to see how the first round plays out on Saturday night.
With the fight tape we have on each guy, Daniel’s superior wrestling, his faster hands, I have to edge Cormier here. It’s not by much but with an even betting line, it doesn’t have to be.
In Conclusion.
There’s your main event predictions, guys!
I have been trying to stay away from the main events lately because they are usually devoid of betting value because of how much attention they receive.
Then again, there are times where you can make that attention work in your favor. For instance, Derek Brunson was a gigantic underdog by fight time against the unproven hype train of Edmen Shahbazyan.
Yes, I picked Edmen and I hate myself for it. No lie, I barely slept that night even after a few Voodoo Rangers. I felt like such a casual buying that hype and Brunson had won two bets in a row for me as well.
This main event as I mentioned earlier, has not been touched by many bettors.
There is a little bit more money coming on on DC and I think that’s the athleticism, speed, and wrestling prowess being the difference but it’s still close.
Stipe needs to move his feet. If he circles and/or backs up, he is going to run into the cage sooner rather than later as it is small, especially for heavyweights.
If he uses that footwork to stalk DC, I think he can win the fight but that’s just not what we have seen. The only time he was moving forward was when DC was already hurt to the body.
It’s going to be a great fight, guys, and don’t ruin it by emptying your wallet on a bet for either fighter.
I say throw a unit on DC. Hopefully, we will be at a point where even a main event loss will still leave us in the green for the night.
Get your bets in now, guys, because I see a little more money coming in on Cormier.




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