Jack Shore vs Timur Valiev Pick, 3/19/2022 Predictions UFC London Odds

Jack Shore vs Timur Valiev

UFC London

O2 Arena in London, UK

Saturday, March 19, 2022

Jack Shore will face off against Timur Valiev at UFC London on Saturday, March 19, 2022. The opener has Shore coming in at +125 while Valiev is at -145.

Jack "Tank" Shore has a career record of 15-0-0. The 27-year-old steps on the scale at 135 lbs and measures in at 5'8". The orthodox fighter has a wingspan of 71". Timur "Lucky" Valiev measures in at 5'6" and tips the scales at 135 lbs. The orthodox fighter comes into this bout with a record of 18-2-0. The 32-year-old reaches 67". Concerning significant strikes, Jack Shore is landing 4.03 per min and Timur Valiev is landing 5.35 significant strikes per min. Shore is connecting on 58% of the significant strikes he tries while Valiev is landing 55%. In terms of the fighter's defense, "Tank" takes 1.51 significant strikes per min and "Lucky" allows 2.79. Shore also stops 65% of the significant strikes that are aimed in his direction while Valiev is able to deflect 50% of the shots thrown in his direction.

In terms of takedowns, Jack Shore is the better grappler as he gets a takedown 4.47 times per 3 rds. Shore is scoring a takedown on 41% of his attempts and stopping 80% of all takedowns attempted by his opposition. Valiev is taking his opponents to the canvas on 33% of the takedowns he tries and stopping 50% of the tries against him. Regarding going for the sub, Shore is the more able fighter by trying 0.9 finishes per 3 rds while Valiev looks to get 0.6 finishes per 3 rds.

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The last time he stepped into the Octagon, Jack Shore fought Liudvik Sholinian and wound up taking home the victory by unanimous decision in round 3. Sholinian ended up landing 33 of 108 total strikes that he let go. Shore finished this fight landing 104 of 168 total strikes. In the category of significant strikes, Sholinian ended up landing 19 of 92, which gave him a percentage of 20%. He landed 13 of 85 significant strikes directed at the head. On the other side, Shore landed 59% of the significant strikes he threw by landing 92 of 155. Out of all the significant strikes thrown, he connected on 59 of 116 aimed at the head. 84% of the significant strikes landed by Sholinian and 86% of them landed by Shore were tallied at distance.

In the last Octagon appearance for Timur Valiev, he squared up with Raoni Barcelos and got a win for the night via majority decision in round 3. Barcelos ended up connecting on 76% of the significant strikes he tried at a distance and Valiev ended up connecting on 94% of his significant strikes at distance. Valiev landed 40% of his significant strikes attempted by connecting on 77 of 190. He connected on 38 of 137 significant strikes aimed at the head. Barcelos connected on 69 of 131 significant strikes in that fight. In regard to the placement of these significant strikes, he ended up connecting on 50 of 110 to the head. Relating to total strikes attempted in that fight, Barcelos landed 81 of 144 while Valiev landed 77 of 190 of all the strikes he attempted.

Other bouts on the card to keep an eye on

An additional bout that shouldn't be missed is when Mike Grundy faces off against Makwan Amirkhani. Grundy comes into this bout with a record of 12-3-0. The 35-year-old records a weight of 145 lbs and stands 5'7". The orthodox fighter has an arm span of 72". Amirkhani measures in at 5'10" and is fighting at 145 lbs. The southpaw fighter looks to add a victory to his career record of 16-7-0. The 33-year-old has an arm span of 72". When it comes to grappling, Mike Grundy gets his opposition to the mat 3.78 times per 3 rds while Makwan Amirkhani is averaging a takedown 4.12 times per 3 rounds. In terms of striking, Grundy lands an average of 2.14 strikes per minute and connects on 45% of the strikes that he attempts. On the other side we have Makwan Amirkhani, who connects on 44% of the strikes he has attempted and connects on 1.37 per minute.

If you're going to be watching the fights, don't miss when Vince Morales is set to face off with Nathaniel Wood. Wood walks into the Octagon with a record of 17-5-0. The 28-year-old is fighting at 135 lbs and comes in at 5'6". The orthodox fighter stretches 69". Morales stands in at 5'7" and records a weight of 135 lbs. The orthodox fighter steps into the Octagon with a record of 11-5-0. The 31-year-old extends his reach 70". In terms of grappling, Nathaniel Wood prevents 75% of his opponents' takedown tries and is getting his opponent to the mat on 46% of the times he tries. Morales is finishing his takedowns on 25% of the attempts he tries and is able to curb 50% of all takedown tries against him. With regard to striking, Wood is absorbing 4.36 strikes/minute while he is landing 6.28 strikes per min. Morales, on the other side, absorbs 4.25 strikes per min and is dealing 4.62 per min.

Who will win tonight's UFC match against the spread?

Guy's Pick: Take Timur Valiev (-145)

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