VIP Betting Tips & Predictions for UFC London – Bisping vs Silva

UFC Fight Night London is packed full of inconsistent fighters, which means that this is a tricky event to bet on. This means that we’re going to keep things tight and only place two rock solid bets on two fighters who hold significant advantages over their opponents. I’m also really sorry that I might not be able to do live betting tips for this event. I will be watching UFC Fight Night London live in the O2 Arena and I can’t guarantee that my mobile internet signal will be good enough to place live bets and share my tips with you guys. I am taking my iPad and Phone to the fights and I promise I will do my best to give you live betting tips if the mobile internet speeds are good enough. [divider style=”solid” top=”20″ bottom=”20″] [private]

Anderson Silva vs Michael Bisping Betting Tip Prediction

I’m British and Michael Bisping is one of my favourite fighters of all time. I would love to see Bisping beat Anderson Silva, but I’m a realist and I have to accept the fact that he has almost no chance of winning this fight. Even if Silva shows up and looks like a shadow of his former self, he should still be too fast, too powerful and too skilled for Bisping. Many people are anticipating that Anderson Silva will have declined significantly due to the fact that he is coming back from a suspension after being caught using PEDs. Whilst this is certainly a concern, I don’t believe that it will play a factor in this fight. It’s important to remember that Steroids help you train harder, build muscle mass and get stronger, which ultimately helps you improve your cardio, strength and power. Silva has never relied on cardio, strength or power to win his fights. Whilst these factors have certainly helped, Anderson’s style of fighting is based on speed and technique and you don’t lose speed or technique when you stop using Steroids. Many people also believe that Anderson’s age could be a concern in this fight, but it’s important to remember that Anderson Silva is not your average 40 year old MMA fighter. I can count on 1 hand the number of times I’ve seen Silva bleed in his 39 fight career. Silva’s striking defence is on another level compared to almost any other fighter on earth and because of this he hasn’t taken anywhere near as much damage as you’d expect for someone his age. Silva’s brain has not endured anywhere near as much head trauma as most 40 year old MMA fighters and Bisping is hardly known for his knockout power. It’s also worth noting that Bisping is 37 years old, so he doesn’t really have any advantage when it comes to age. I’m not saying that Anderson Silva is going to show up and look just as good as he did 5 years ago, but I am saying that it probably won’t matter what version of him shows up because the skill gap between him and Bisping is huge. You also have to take into consideration the fact that Bisping hasn’t looked good for a long time. He’s been rocked in his last two fights against CB Dollaway and Thales Leites and now he’s fighting one of the greatest strikers in the history of Combat Sports. If Dollaway and Leites were able to rock Bisping, you can bet your house on the fact that Anderson Silva being able to do the same… From a technical point of view Michael Bisping is the perfect opponent for Anderson Silva because he lacks the power and speed to hurt Silva standing up and he lacks the wrestling to take Silva down. Bisping is also an easy opponent for Silva because he’s very traditional and predictable in his attacks. When you watch Bisping fight, you’ll notice that he throws combinations just like they demonstrate on Kickboxing training DVD’s. This type of traditional striking technique is totally ineffective against a masterful striker like Anderson Silva. Bisping’s speed and reflexes have also declined in recent years, which means he now seems to throw strikes just short of landing on his opponent. This could be because he is now partially blind in one eye, but it could also be because he is nervous of over committing and getting countered. This inability to land strikes with effective range is a huge problem in this fight because Silva is a master of distance who has a 5 inch reach advantage over Bisping. I literally cannot put into words how good Silva is at controlling range, but I can assure you that he’s as good as it gets. Silva’s ability to control range and distance makes him almost unbeatable against a guy like Michael Bisping. We also have to take into consideration the fact that Michael Bisping is now partially blind in his right eye. This gives Silva a huge advantage because he fights out of the Southpaw stance, which means that his most dangerous strikes will be coming at Bisping on the side where he is partially blind. Bisping won’t be able to see Silva’s lefty punches and kicks coming with 100% clarity which means he’s going to be a sitting duck to getting knocked out. I would love to see Michael Bisping win this fight, but we have to be realistic and accept that he has almost no path to victory. Silva is simply one of the greatest fighters of all time and being old and coming off PEDs doesn’t change the fact that he is significantly better than Bisping in every single aspect of MMA. Silva is a great bet at the current odds and I expect him to win this fight by knockout within the 1st two rounds.
OUR BETTING TIP: 5 Units [5% of your bankroll] on Anderson Silva to win at odds of 1.34 | -294 | 17/50 [divider style=”solid” top=”20″ bottom=”20″]

Daniel Omielanczuk vs Jarjis Danho Betting Tip Prediction

Jarjis Danho shows all the signs of a fighter who started training in MMA too late. He is simply too slow, too basic and too predictable to compete at the highest level of MMA. He doesn’t move like a fighter and that’s because he only started training in MMA 4 years ago. Daniel Omielanczuk isn’t great in any particular area of MMA, but he’s reasonably well rounded and he has never been finished in 22 Pro MMA fights. This is in itself should be enough to beat a low level fighter like Jarjis Danho. If you’ve watched Daniel Omielanczuk in the past and have been unimpressed I don’t blame you… He hasn’t looked good in many of his UFC performances, but to understand the reasons why we’re betting on him in this fight, I want you to take a look at some of Danho’s recent performances… As you can see, Danho lacks the power to hurt Omielanczuk standing up and he also lacks the technique to outwork him in any area that this fight could take place… Danho’s wrestling is sloppy and predictable and his top control is very weak. Omielanczuk has decent takedown defence and he’s not that bad on the ground. If Danho initiates a grappling exchange, I expect Omielanczuk to come out on top. Daniel Omielanczuk has a big advantage when it comes to striking because he’s fast, powerful and fights out of the Southpaw stance. Danho’s technique is very sloppy and he doesn’t have any power in his hands. Omielanczuk should easily win the striking exchanges and I believe there’s a very good chance he wins this fight by knockout. When you break this fight down you will see that Danho has almost no path to victory… His grappling isn’t good enough to grind on Omielanczuk for 3 rounds and Omielanczuk is a significantly better striker. It’s also unlikely that Danho could win the fight with a flash knockout because Omielanczuk has never been finished in 22 pro MMA fights. I don’t usually bet on fighters like Daniel Omielanczuk who have looked disappointing in the past, but Jarjis Danho is not UFC level and the skill gap in this fight is huge. I expect Omielanczuk to win easily.
OUR BETTING TIP: 3.5 Units [3.5% of your bankroll] on Daniel Omielanczuk to win at odds of 1.90 | -110 | 9/10 [divider style=”solid” top=”20″ bottom=”20″]

Prop Bets for UFC Fight Night London

All of these Prop Bets were placed at Paddy Power. You can place most of these bets at 5 Dimes if you cannot open an account with Paddy Power. The odds on Prop Bets vary a lot between different betting websites, so the odds published below may be very different to what you will find on your own betting website of choice. [box type=”error” align=”alignright” ]Some of my VIP members follow my betting tips to invest their money and make big profits. Other members follow my betting tips to make watching MMA more exciting. My Prop Bets are for my VIP Members who want to place bets on every fight, to make watching UFC events more fun. The variance on Prop Bets is very high and you should not bet on them if you are serious about making money. I can’t guarantee that you will make money from placing bets on all of my Prop Bets. Please only bet on these Prop Bets for fun and make sure you keep your bets small.[/box]

Anderson Silva vs Michael Bisping

Anderson Silva to win by KO in round 1 at odds of 5.00 | +400 Anderson Silva to win by KO in round 2 at odds of 7.00 | +600 Anderson Silva to win by KO at odds of 2.00 | +100

Gegard Mousasi vs Thales Leites

Gegard Mousasi to win by decision at odds of 2.10 | +110 Thales Leites to win by decision at odds of 7.00 | +600

Keita Nakamura vs Tom Breese

Tom Breese to win by KO in round 1 at odds of 2.25 | +125 Tom Breese to win by KO at odds of 1.60 | -167

Brad Pickett vs Francisco Rivera

Brad Pickett to win by decision at odds of 4.50 | +350 Fight ends by KO at odds of 2.20 | +120

Makwan Amirkhani vs Mike Wilkinson

Makwan Amirkhani to win by submission at odds of 3.60 | +260 Mike Wilkinson to win by decision at odds of 5.00 | +400

Chris Dempsey vs Scott Askham

Scott Askham to win by decision at odds of 4.00 | +300

Arnold Allen vs Yaotzin Meza

Arnold Allen to win by decision at odds of 2.50 | +150

Brad Scott vs Krzysztof Jotko

Krzysztof Jotko to win by decision at odds of 2.00 | +100

Norman Parke vs Rustam Khabilov

Norman Parke to win by decision at odds of 5.50 | +450 Rustam Khabilov to win by decision at odds of 2.30 | +130

Daniel Omielanczuk vs Jarjis Danho

Daniel Omielanczuk to win by KO at odds of 3.75 | +275

David Teymur vs Martin Svensson

David Teymur to win by KO at odds of 4.00 | +300 [divider style=”solid” top=”20″ bottom=”20″]

UFC London Picks

[box type=”error” align=”alignright”]Please do not bet on all of these picks. Please only place bets on our recommended betting tips. We only post these Picks because we fully research every fight and a lot of our VIP Members want to know who we think will win some of the fights that we don’t recommend betting on.[/box]

Anderson Silva	vs	Michael Bisping	Silva to win
Gegard Mousasi	vs	Thales Leites	Leites to win
Keita Nakamura	vs	Tom Breese	Breese to win
Brad Pickett	vs	Francisco Rivera	Pickett to win
Makwan Amirkhani	vs	Mike Wilkinson	Amirkhani to win
Davey Grant	vs	Marlon Vera	Grant to win
Chris Dempsey	vs	Scott Askham	Askham to win
Arnold Allen	vs	Yaotzin Meza	Allen to win
Brad Scott	vs	Krzysztof Jotko	Jotko to win
Norman Parke	vs	Rustam Khabilov	Parke to win
Daniel Omielanczuk	vs	Jarjis Danho	Omielanczuk to win
Teemu Packalen	vs	Thibault Gouti	Packalen to win
David Teymur	vs	Martin Svensson	Teymur to win

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