UFC 148 Betting Recap

January 21st, 2021 UFC Betting

UFC 148 Betting Recap Analysis and More for Fans. The event was held Saturday night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The much anticipated main bout pitting middleweight champ Anderson Silva and longtime nemesis Chael Sonnen went down as many had expected, although more quickly than most thought.

The last time these two met was 2010. In that bout, Sonnen dominated for the better part of four and a half rounds before Silva surprised him and the crowd watching, by applying a triangle choke that ended Sonnens hope of a victory on that night.

Saturday night, things began well once again for him as he kept Silva on the mat for most of the first round. Then things turned quickly and it took Silva just 1:55 into the second round to dispose of Sonnen. Check the UFC Odds on Faber vs. Barao.

Sonnen was the one trying to end things early, when he attempted a fierce rotating back fist, but missed, landing on the canvas and up against the fence. Silva literally jumped on the opportunity, and Sonnen’s chest with his knee, pummeling him with strike after strike until the referee had to step in and end the punishment.
Silva has now been successful 10 times defending his title and has been victorious in his last 15 UFC fights overall. His career record is 32-4. Sonnen leaves with a 27-12-1 record.

In other bouts, Forrest Griffin defeated Tito Ortiz in a close one featuring the two, one time light heavyweight champions. Griffin received a unamious decision by the judges. The undercard saw Cung Le get the better of Patrick Cote on points and thereby grabbing his initial UFC triumph. Start your UFC Betting action on Faber vs. Barao.

Other results included Damian Maia stopping Dong Hyun Kim in the first round and another first round win by Chad Mendes versus Cody McKenzie, rebounding from his first UFC loss. Lastly, Mike Easton grabbed the decision over Ivan Menjivar.

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