MAFB Math: UFC on ESPN 31

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It is only right, as loyal MMA fans, that we were treated to the glorious violence of UFC on ESPN 31 after having to ensure the Vieira vs Tate card last week. Rob Font entered with a killer game plan to conquer Aldo, but the Brazilian’s power and timing once again proved too much. Seeing Brad Riddell be stopped was hard to watch, but the three rounds he shared with his old friend, Rafael Fiziev, were an ‘edge of your seat’ delight. Also, shoutout to William Knight and Alonzo Menifield who managed to gas out two minutes into their scrap.

Failed to catch last weekend’s action? No worries, we have you covered:
PI’s Preview: UFC on ESPN 31: Aldo vs Font Predictions.
PI’s Review: MAFB: UFC on ESPN 31 Aldo vs Font Review.

Unconvinced by Pintsized’s mystical predicting powers? Take a look at our prediction success last month detailed in UFC Predictions Results: November 2021.

Aside from a couple of sketchy scrambles, Rafael Fiziev never looked like losing total control over the fight | MAFB Math: UFC on ESPN 31

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1 – Incompetent Amateur (First-Timer, Regional Can)
5 – Average Proficiency (Feeder League Elite, UFC Unranked Standard)
10– Prodigious (Expert, GOAT)
N/A or Blank– Categories that weren’t touched upon during the fight