For me, it is really unfair to be pitted against Jéssica Andrade and Andrade can be too much for Blanchfield but I think when it comes to wrestling me Erin Blanchfield has the level to dominate even Molly McCann was overwhelmed by it and humble because Blanchfield's technique, but when it comes to power Jéssica Andrade surely have that can could be a pain to Erin Blanchfield for sure, but still, I am supporting the fighting kitty Erin Blanchfield for accepting this challenge,

William knight is my bet of the night. He has shown in recent fights he has the ability to mix his attacks up. I always thought he was a knock out artist but he showed some good wrestling. I think the problem with Knight is he is so heavy because of all the muscle he is carrying that he finds it hard to keep up with his opponent but I think he will get the knock out this time and I think going for a round 1 knockout is the best value.

I've practically given up this season, as I forgot to predict yet again. I don't know how many rounds now I've missed, quite a few I suspect. Anyhow, I'll probably still post my predictions in here from time to time, and how I feel about certain games, but if anything you shouldn't take my advise, and instead do the exact opposite since I've been absolutely dreadful at predicting the outcomes this season.

It just feels like a odd season, and I've barely watched any of it too.

I'm liking it, the very little I've seen of both teams they've looked susceptible in defense. So, BTTS I'd say is pretty likely. I don't know if I feel confident on betting on one of them to win though. I think it might finish 1-1.

Feels like both can also submit each other if opportunity comes. I'm not sure who to bet though but there is no other fights this Saturday. I can see you are rooting for Blanchfield? She seem new, young and wants to prove something. While Jordan Wright was already fucked 3 in a row, whoever he is fighting will likely to win. Pauga it is.

This card sort of a filler episode in UFC but its still fun to watch still.

That'll never happen, at least, not for too long but yeah of course, I completely buy into the theory of temporary seller exhaustion. Call it what you want, weak hands all gone, I call it purging of the speculators.

That said, if all we have left are bagholders who aren't using or spending, it's also not good for Bitcoin's long-term health. So in that sense, every seller creates a transaction, so I kind of see them as vital for transactional "health" haha.

Cool if you put sentiment out and forum regs chime in. I want to know if it's a good idea to sell some BTC now to buy back in at a... 25% dip? I never done it and don't play the game but I wonder if, instead of doing that, freeze my DCA for a while to wait for the dip and lump in all in? Don't ask me why I'm suddenly feeling like this heh.

I think that for City this is a life and death match in the sense that it can decide this Premier League season for them.If they manage to win this game they would go on equal points with Arsenal and then give them a motivational boost to continue their good form but if they lose this game together with this loss they also start losing hopes of winning the Premier League despite this being still mathematically possible.

On an Arsenal point of view they need to win this game at any cost after performing really bad in these last two rounds of the Premier League as if they lose this game they also get hit with a psychological impact that they are not doing well and going from bad to worse.

So many unknown fighters in this fight and I don't see any underdog is worth to bet except the main card. Andrade is experienced but she's always lost when she fight with fighter who stronger than her, while Blanchfield she have a good record and this is her first test to fight with a high rank fighter. I see a possibility Blanchfield will pull an upset, she have a tough chin and I believe Andrade wouldn't easily make her fall.

Economic performance? Sure. If anything, Bitcoin of the last couple of years, at least 2022 anyway, shows a really strong correlation, particularly with stocks. I can go back all the way to the last true black swan of March 2020 -- Bitcoin's crash, which was nothing if not a direct impact of a global Black Thursday.

Arsenal losing points at home is not good for them. The points difference in the championship race is closing. While they were doing so well at the beginning of the season, with the 5 points they lost in the last 2 weeks, other teams started to enter the race. If City win tomorrow, the points difference will drop to 3 but they will have played one more game.
Brighton, on the other hand, did not win a game they played well. They have been playing very well this season but they didn't get the result they wanted this time.

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Right, it's probably because Khabib identified that Oliveira basically leaves himself open a lot, and while he's good on the ground, he almost always gets rocked by his opponents. The difference is, a lot of the fighters aren't confident enough on the ground to follow up, and when they do they get caught in a submission. Although, Islam knew that he's good enough on the ground he can avoid that or at least feel confident enough to engage. That, ultimately was the difference. Volk probably finds Charles quite comfortable, since he doesn't really need to engage on the ground, and is quite comfortable getting decision wins. Although, he's more than capable of knocking Charles out in one punch too.

RESULTS:

West Ham United 1-1 Chelsea
Arsenal 1-1 Brentford
Crystal Palace 1-1 Brighton and Hove Albion
Fulham 2-0 Nottingham Forest
Leicester City 4-1 Tottenham Hotspur
Southampton 1-2 Wolverhampton Wanderers

Tottenham take one step forward then another step back, what is going on with them if they lost at Leicester 4-1. Chelsea could only manage a draw at West Ham.

Arsenal could not beat Brentford but are still top of the Premier League table. They are just 6 points ahead of Manchester City and 8 points ahead of Manchester United.

Easy for me to say of course with the hindsight of the last week, but yeah, it's going to require a full 15% rally, and sustained, to break and stay above $25k. Still very much on the cards, but I wonder if there's just too much uncertainty now to figure in that kind of push in 2.5 weeks --we're about to receive news on full 2022 economic performance and I suspect it will be worse than expected.