Boring main event. Both looked like non-championship fighters. I wonder how long Dana White protects this Pink Poodle from Dvalishvili. Cejudo was already taken care of. Long time champion Aljamain Sterling should've been given an immediate rematch but surprisingly his mind changed and is now moving up in weight, probably convinced or paid by Dana.

Great wins by Maddalena and Poirier but heart-breaking losses by Gilbert and Saint-Denis. Damn, Gilbert should've stayed it safe but he has a heart of a warrior and risked his position in the last seconds of the final round. Saint-Denis was a bit reckless there and was finally caught hard.

The price of bitcoin jumped to a new record on Friday, breaking through $70,000 for the first time ever.

The cryptocurrency was last higher by about 2% at $69,304.84, according to Coin Metrics. At one point, however, it rose as high as $70,170.00, topping its previous record set on Tuesday. It’s on pace to end the week higher by 10%.

The up move began around the time the U.S. stock market opened. With the introduction of spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the U.S., big crypto moves now tend to take place during traditional stock trading hours.

The early advance may have been driven in part by investors who were weighing the February jobs report, hopeful that a higher unemployment rate and cooler than initially reported employment growth in December and January will clear the way for the Federal Reserve to begin cutting interest rates later this year.
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Biggest game of the season on Sunday at Anfield for Liverpool vs Man City. I didn’t get a ticket for this one sadly so will be watching from home. I don’t know what to expect really, the game could be decided by a moment of brilliance or a mistake. I don’t think it will be an easy win for either team.
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It is quite risky to see Inter's narrow lead from the first leg against Atletico and even though they are favorites to win, playing the second leg at Atletico's home ground will be a problem. Usually Atletico will be more difficult to beat if they are at home and their fans will never stop providing support. I think Atletico could overturn the aggregate lead and if something like that happens, Inter must be prepared for the worst. Inter just needs to strengthen their defense and if they are able to score more goals, it will be difficult for Atletico to catch up on the aggregate goals.

For anyone that is serious about making money while trying to find a consistent strategy in gambling, this sort of approach is very wise and is basically called bankroll management. However in reality you will generally find that most people who are drawn to gambling are not necessarily financially or mathematically savvy. They are often looking for shortcuts to wealth, so if they have a hundred dollars in their account they will usually not have the patience to only be gambling $1 at a time. It's hard to beat bookmakers anyway, so unless you are applying this strategy in a skilled game like poker it will be difficult to find much benefit from managing your money deposited in gambling sites like this.

francis is also a skilled boxer. that's why it's not making sense when the bookmakers are presenting francis to be the underdog when in fact if we are to measure which of them has the hardest punch, everybody will pick him. they were just banking on who has more experience in boxing.

there could still be an upset but i would see francis winning almost 90% if he would just be careful with his strategy.

Not a fan of this kind of games, but let's admit it, Jake Paul has making a ton of money when he started his career of being a boxer in the exhibition fight era. And this could be one of his biggest pay check as he will be taking on the Legendary Iron Mike Tyson. But at the end of the day still boils down on the money here as they have a huge backer in Netflix.

But as for the winner, Jake Paul is the initial favorite as listed and so with that, I think the fight will go on the distance. I think Tyson will not go full force in this fight and try to score a knockout, besides he is almost 60 years of age.

Inter Milan given at 10 seems to me to be a very high price for something very probable, I who see Inter Milan play have certainly seen their strength, they are a stable, strong and implacable team at the moment
I think he can easily reach the final.. for win i dont know if is possible or not, but 10 is much for me

Almeida moves like he isn't a heavyweight but I'm not sure also whether he can submit Blaydes. He wasn't able to knock Lewis last year. Either this will be Almeida by KO or UD which Almeida will also exhaust his cardio in 3 rounds.

Chito is the underdog but I think he still will be successful chasing Sean. He is disciplined and as long as he can avoid getting hit by the head from Sean's strikes, he will defeat Sean again. In their first fight, even before the kick that rocked Sean's leg, he wasn't able to execute well against Chito.

I think I may go with Jailton Almeida and the fight of Tom Aspinall VS Jailton Almeida will be more interesting than making a rematch against Curtis Blaydes.

Not sure if someone will try to play this game or not. But if you are interest, you can see the link here, both in English and Arabic: https://www.knockoutchaos.com/.

What about Petr Yan vs Song Yadong fight? Yan is in tricky situation. Former. Champion is now on a series of 3 straight losses. Yadong won last two fight. If Yan losses, he would either get released (which would be both fair and strange, as he used to be one of the best in 135) or he will slowly turn into Tony Ferguson  Bookies see Yan as a slight favorite, but a very shaky favorite.

Sean O'Malley's BJJ contest he presented he can grapple (...)

Well I think the market just took a wild twist again as the price has dropped drastically to almost 58k and that's just how volatile Bitcoin and crypto is.
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