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  In the Petroski vs. Meerschaert bout, Meerschaert's over 50-fight experience tilts the odds. Of his 35 wins, 27 are submissions, showcasing his grappling dominance. While Petroski's takedown skills are notable, Meerschaert's superior reach could counter some takedown efforts. If on the mat, Meerschaert's submission prowess may prevail. Given the reach difference and Meerschaert's submission record, forecasting a Meerschaert win via submission is well-supported. Overall, his experience and skills favor him in this contest. 

Suggested Bets: 

Meerschaert to Win (+190)

Meerschaert by Submission (+315)

Hedge: 

Petroski by TKO, KO, DQ (+400)

 Upon analyzing the data, Cody Gibson emerges as the likely victor against Brad Katona. Gibson's past performances boast 7 KO wins, reflecting his formidable striking ability. His advantages in height and reach shouldn't be understated either; they can crucially influence the stand-up exchanges. His recent KO showcases a fighter in prime form, with an aggressive and assertive style. Conversely, Katona, while respected for his grappling, displayed vulnerabilities and hesitancy in his last fight, absorbing considerable damage. Weighing Gibson's striking proficiency against Katona's recent performance makes a Gibson victory, probably within the distance, a sound prediction. 

Suggested Bets: 

Gibson to Win (+145)

Gibson to win Inside the DIST

(+375)

 Holobaugh consistently outpaces Hubbard in significant strikes per minute, providing a striking advantage. Hubbard might lean on his wrestling, but Holobaugh's Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt poses a substantial ground threat. Hubbard's smaller striking differential can be a concern in exchanges. Holobaugh's experience with top-tier fighters means he's primed for intense scenarios. Given Hubbard's potential vulnerabilities and Holobaugh's well-rounded abilities, a fight extending beyond 1.5 rounds is likely. In this span, Holobaugh's superior striking and submission skills could clinch his victory. 

Suggested Bets: 

Kurt Holobaugh (+150)

Holobaugh by DEC/SUB (+225)

Fight OVER 1.5 RDS (-300)

Alternate Bet: 

Holobaugh & Over 1.5 Rounds (+225)

Rodrigues and Tiuliulin are both strong strikers, but Rodrigues has a broader skill set. With most of his victories being TKOs/KOs and a strike rate of 6.09 per minute, Gregory stands out. His 100% takedown defense lets him control the fight. Denis has knockout power but is vulnerable on the ground, evidenced by his submission losses. His 41% striking defense puts him at a disadvantage against Gregory's striking. By evaluating both fighters’ strengths and styles, a prediction favoring Gregory Rodrigues to win inside the distance, with the fight unlikely to go the full length, emerges as the most informed and logical outcome. VINNI finds no value in this fight except entertainment.

Suggested Bets:

  Rodrigues to Win Inside the Distance (-265) 

Under 1.5 Rounds 1.5 (-200)

Hedge: Tiuliulin By KO (+275) 

  Weidman's wrestling and submission skills contrast with his age, inactivity, and leg injury, making Tavares a logical choice. Tavares' high SLpM and 82% standing strikes, combined with 23% leg strikes, target Weidman's injury. With Weidman's recent KO/TKO losses and Tavares' 80% takedown defense, Tavares is poised to win, likely via TKO. The data implies the bout might not last the full duration. 

Suggested Bets: 

Brad Tavares to Win (-275)

Brad Tavares By TKO/KO (+140) 

Fight Doesn’t Go DIST (-145) 

 In the upcoming Blackshear vs. Bautista bout, VINNI's AI provides insights based on key factors. Blackshear, despite his recent victory, faces challenges due to back-to-back weight cuts which could affect his stamina and ground defense. This becomes crucial considering Bautista's impressive submission streak and superior stats, such as his 68% takedown accuracy and a striking rate of 5.33 SLpM. Although Blackshear has showcased resilience, having never been finished professionally, the AI anticipates the bout extending over 1.5 rounds. Taking all these into consideration, VINNI leans towards a Bautista victory, likely via submission or a decision in the later rounds. 

Suggested Bets: 

M. Bautista to Win (-220)

M. Bautista by DEC (+165) 

OVER 1.5 RDS (-230) 

Hedge: Blackshear Inside the DIST (+325)

  Analyzing the upcoming bout, Pedro Munhoz seems poised to defeat Marlon Vera. Vera, while having potent striking and submission skills, tends to start slowly, which might be a disadvantage against Munhoz's aggressive approach. Munhoz, with a notable SLpM of 5.30 and frequent leg targeting, may limit Vera's movement and switch stance. Vera's tendency to absorb more strikes than he delivers could be risky against Munhoz's volume. With Munhoz's strong takedown defense (81%) and Vera's limited takedown success, the fight will likely be a stand-up duel. Given both fighters' resilience, a decision win for Munhoz after a heated exchange appears probable. 

Suggested Bets: 

  P. Munhoz to Win (+165)

Munhoz By DEC (+235)

Fight Goes the DIST (-265)

  In the anticipated clash between Neil Magny and Ian Garry, Magny's vast octagonal experience suggests he can navigate early threats and potentially prolong the fight. This seasoned familiarity means he's adept at weathering storms and adapting mid-fight, likely making the bout stretch beyond the initial rounds. However, when weighing this against Garry's striking prowess, youth, and impressive SLpM, the scales tip in Garry's favor. While Magny might resist with his experience and endurance, Garry's skills seem poised to dominate. Given the intricacies of both fighters, predicting a Garry victory with the fight going over 1.5 rounds seems the most logical outcome. 

Suggested Bets

I. Garry to Win & Over 1.5 RDS

(-110)

Over 1.5 (-155)

Hedge:

N. Magny by DEC (+650)

 Based on VINNI's UFC AI prediction, Zhang Weili is favored to win against Amanda Lemos at UFC 292. Weili's striking volume, with a SLpM of 5.79, and diverse attack strategy make her a formidable opponent. Despite Lemos' 57% striking accuracy and strong takedown defense, she may be vulnerable on the ground. The data suggests the fight might last beyond 2.5 rounds, with Weili potentially securing a late submission or decision win. VINNI notes Lemos' only genuine path to victory lies in leveraging her striking precision for a KO, a testament to her recent TKO achievements and her 2-inch reach advantage.

  Suggested Bets: 

Weili to Win by Sub/DEC (+150)

Over 2.5 Rounds (+100)

Hedge: Lemos by KO (+500)

  Drawing from an extensive analytical dataset, VINNI's forecasts for the bantamweight championship clash between Sterling and O’Malley are here. 

Sterling's dominance on the ground is evident with 8 submission victories out of 23 wins, coupled with an average of 2.02 takedowns every 15 minutes. The reigning champion's strategy of blending clinch work and ground control has historically seen success, especially against opponents like O’Malley, who predominantly favor stand-up. Sterling's experience in long-duration bouts gives him an edge in cardio, further solidifying the logic behind a fight extending beyond 2.5 rounds and ultimately leading to a Sterling submission victory in the latter stages. However, the striking prowess of O’Malley cannot be overlooked, boasting 11 KO/TKO wins and a 7.43 significant strike rate per minute. Thus, if Sterling's ground game falters, the next most plausible outcome, given O’Malley's track record and Sterling's occasional striking vulnerabilities, is an O'Malley KO. VINNI's predictions harmonize with this comprehensive data, suggesting these two probable outcomes.

Suggested Bets: 

Sterling to Win (-250)

Sterling by Submission (+175) 

Over 2.5 RDS (-135)

Hedge: O’Malley by KO (+300)