Michael Bisping predicted the winner of Dustin Poirier vs Michael Chandler
Publicado: admin2, 4-11-2022, 12:52, Noticias de MMA, 438, 0
Michael Chandler believes Dustin Poirier will use his boxing skills to beat Michael Chandler by TKO in the third round at UFC 281, bet on this event with reliable bookmaker 1win .
Chandler and Poirier will finally be able to settle their long dispute they had with each other at MSG on November 12th. Poirier and Chandler have some of the best shots in the division as a fight between them should be a lot of fun. match. It's very likely that the winner of the fight could be next in line for another title shot.
Chandler landed one of the best knockouts in MMA history in his last fight. He defeated Tony Ferguson in the first minute of the second round. In the fight before this, he fought three rounds in the war against Justin Gaethje, which he ultimately lost. His fight with Gaethje became an instant lightweight classic.
Poirier, on the other hand, hasn't fought since last December, when he lost to Charles Oliveira in his second fight for the lightweight title. By the time he enters MSG next Saturday, there will be about 11 months out of the octagon.
“Who do I think will win and why?” Bisping said. “As I said, Dustin Poirier has better boxing, he has a longer reach, but only one inch. When you see Michael Chandler, he is shorter, but he has a 71" reach and Dustin Poirier has a 72". So there is no real advantage here. But I just think he puts together the best combinations, very smooth footwork. He loves to change positions. It will slide back and forth. Of course he has a black belt in BJJ like I said before, so it's a threat to Chandler if he hits the ground."
Chandler and Poirier will finally be able to settle their long dispute they had with each other at MSG on November 12th. Poirier and Chandler have some of the best shots in the division as a fight between them should be a lot of fun. match. It's very likely that the winner of the fight could be next in line for another title shot.
Chandler landed one of the best knockouts in MMA history in his last fight. He defeated Tony Ferguson in the first minute of the second round. In the fight before this, he fought three rounds in the war against Justin Gaethje, which he ultimately lost. His fight with Gaethje became an instant lightweight classic.
Poirier, on the other hand, hasn't fought since last December, when he lost to Charles Oliveira in his second fight for the lightweight title. By the time he enters MSG next Saturday, there will be about 11 months out of the octagon.
Michael Bisping doesn't care how long Poirier rests between fights as he believes he'll walk away with his hand in the air.
“Who do I think will win and why?” Bisping said. “As I said, Dustin Poirier has better boxing, he has a longer reach, but only one inch. When you see Michael Chandler, he is shorter, but he has a 71" reach and Dustin Poirier has a 72". So there is no real advantage here. But I just think he puts together the best combinations, very smooth footwork. He loves to change positions. It will slide back and forth. Of course he has a black belt in BJJ like I said before, so it's a threat to Chandler if he hits the ground."
