Kyle Anthony
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4% UFC: Smash Spot (80%)
- Best Bets winners on 80% run
- +28% last 5 UFC events for clients
6-0 betting SWEEEEEP!! Kyle DOMINATED last weekend at UFC 321 profiting for clients over 14 units in one event!! AMAZING!!! The UFC Capping King has locked in a 4 units moneyline Best Bet for this Saturday live from Las Vegas! Grab this back NOW and see what action KA has already placed…
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THE PLAY: Chang Ho Lee +100
Overall Timmy Cuamba is a well rounded fighter, but a red flag is the fact Saturday will be the first time he's fought at 135 pounds. After going 1-2 in the UFC he's decided to escape the demons of 145lbs and drop down a weight class. After watching newcomers to the UFC fail in a division, jumping from weight classes is never a good thing. At times it has nothing to do with weight class… but not UFC caliber skill set. Cutting another 10 pounds of weight could drain durability and cardio. Stylistically speaking, Chang Ho Lee has some advantages. Cuamba prefers fighting off the back foot looking for openings to counter, wants space to work his striking but Saturday will also be in the smaller Apex cage. This presents a favorable landscape for Chang working in his relentless wrestling pace. Aggressively crashing the pocket cage pushing than level changing to a takedown. No doubt he'll have forward pressure the entire fight smothering any offense Cuamba offers up. This high pace could also be extremely taxing on Timmy's cardio who's cutting down to 135 pounds for the first time. Could force him to be overly defense attempting to create space or keep fight standing. Chang's good at weaponizing cardio while keeping his opponent working dragging the fight into deep water. Believe in Lee's ability to control the action up against the fence or finding top control on the mat banking rounds, should be the better minute winner dictating the pace. Give me Chang Ho Lee with multiple paths to victory, better cardo and with a plus sign next to his name.
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Kyle Anthony graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Monmouth University. Early in his college years, he frequently visited Atlantic City casinos, which were a short 45-minute drive away. The more he visited, the further knowledge he gained with a passion for seeking a gaming edge. From there, Kyle studied the game poker, which quickly became his main source of income. He'd play roughly 7 to 8 hours a day mixed with online and poker rooms.
Kyle Anthony casually bet on NFL games on offshore sites, although he truly had a desire for combat sports. He enjoyed boxing, but as the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) continued to grow, so did Kyle's attention to the sport. As the sport emerged and became more mainstream, so did Kyle's concentration on betting strategically. After following the UFC for more than a decade, he began renting VHS cassette tapes of every single UFC event. He re-watched every single UFC event and fight that ever aired to study fight outcomes, analytics, and statistical data. Using that knowledge base, Kyle became solely dedicated to the UFC with a track record of nearly 70% winning percentage with no best bets on fighters greater than -190. His focus on underdogs and value plays earned him the nickname among friends as MrUFCVegas. Kyle Anthony considers Las Vegas his second home.
After such a successful track record and providing friends and family with correct picks, they urged him to seek a career in the sports betting industry. Kyle began to display his picks on forums such as Reddit publicly and grew a following quickly. From there, he started a YouTube channel called: Kyle Anthony's UFC Betting Show, which is a growing community of UFC handicappers. Using his broadcasting skills and knowledge of the combat sport, UFC fans have gravitated to his content.
Now, Kyle Anthony, a.k.a. MrUFCvegas, has teamed up with Wagertalk to share his knowledge on the sport.
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