Thursday, August 11, 2011

UFC 133 Evans Vs Ortiz: statistical distribution

With such an exciting UFC 132 in books, we have what looks like a sub by cfu 133 before us. To first view the event as a whole does not have the star power or the dynamite games which are almost always guaranteed to deliver. However, these events are often that one is that fans will be disappointed after deciding not live look and hear later on the nonstop action. Let's make sure that it does happen to us this time and take looking at more closely matches and statistics of each control to see if there are a few key games which have the potential of the delivery.


Chad Mendes vs. Rani Yahya


It's a match up between a great wrestler and a great grappler. It is not a question of Mendes disassembly Yahya, but a question to benefit when they are on the ground. Mendez has 22 dismantling in 5 fights, but Yahya on average a fight ending presentation for all 5 minutes that it is in the Octagon. One thing we can count on the good is that probably will not be a slug fest, since both of them combine to just more than 200 successful in 13 combined combat strikes.


Vladimir Matyushenko vs. Alexander Gustafsson


Vladimir will probably catch advantage in this battle, but Alexander averaged 4.23 observations for all 15 minutes of combat. Combine this with a stunning defense of 41% and Vladimir could bring in a set of commands plan and knock a little. Both are coming off the coast of a two fight win streak, so it likely that the additional confidence that will add some excitement to the fight.


Rory MacDonald vs. Mike Pyle


This could be a struggle full wholesale statistics because they have an average of more than 8 minutes of fight by fight time. They are both fighters well balanced with above average stats in the Department of orders; However, Rory should have a definitive advantage with dismantling. It was not yet taken down and dismantling successfully 12 3 hard fighting. On the other hand, Mike Pyle has only a success rate of 29% on dismantling and a defence of disassembly of 71%.


Jorge Rivera vs. Alessio Sakara


This will be one of these battles that are difficult to predict because Jorge Rivera will want the fight standing, and Alessio Sakara want the fight on the ground. Jorge has 674 strikes attempts in his 14 fights with only 6 dismantling successful. Alessio has a success rate of 77% in disruption, then 94 of its successful strikes 248 of the soil. It is just a matter of which the force will be stronger of the two.


Vitor Belfort vs Yoshihiro Akiyama


This is yet another struggle which can easily be fought on the ground as well as permanent. Vitor has a striking accuracy of 48% and has some knockout power, but it is only a defence of disassembly of 44%. Yoshihiro Akiyama has on the other hand an astonishing 39% accuracy, but it to it with a 79% decision-making to the low rate of success then do not disassemble once in the stat recorded fighting. Both are coming off the coast of losses, they may be a little hesitant, but when there is action, they both should receive decent stats in their areas of expertise.


Rich Franklin vs Antonio Rogerio Nogueira


This struggle must be one of the most exciting to look at the night fighting. Rich Franklin is a never really disappointed to win or lose. It has one of the senior strikes landed with a number of 3.99 per minute. Antonio Rogerio Nogueira has below average stats when it comes to amazing precision and disassembly. Franklin could display up to big stats anywhere will fight and should have the advantage in almost all categories except the game of the bid.


Rashad Evans against Tito Ortiz


Even with the change in the main event, we still this confrontation play essentially the same way if Rashad would beat Phil Davis. The first stat I would put money on that is that it goes the distance. Rashad on average an hour of struggle of nearly 11 minutes then average Tito is from 10: 30. The two fighters have a strike force, but rely mainly on their ability to catch. This struggle could see a lot of time in the position to clinch against the fence or in the field of the guard. Rashad Evans has 85 attempts of disassembling total 15 fighting while Ortiz has more than 122 attempts 23 fighting. The excitement only we could see from this struggle is that Ortiz has confidence in his hands after arriving off the coast of inactivation of Bader and let go a little more. Rashad is very likely some rust ring which adds to the chances of him getting caught before shaking off the coast. But probably it will be composed of a combat type impasse in which we will hear many boos from the crowd and little actual statistics of combatants.


 

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