Caller
Mighty · retired, former UFC champion
Demetrious Johnson has called 7 of 12 fights right. Betting $100 on each of the 12 priced picks would have lost $31.
Fewer than 15 graded picks. A run of luck can swing these numbers a lot, so read them loosely.
How often they picked the fighter who actually won. Only fights with a result count.
If you had bet $100 on every one of their picks at the odds bookmakers offered right before the fight, this is what you'd have won or lost.
How often their pick was the fighter the bookmakers expected to win. Picking favourites is the easy way to a high hit rate.
How many times they picked the fighter the bookmakers expected to lose, and how many of those came true.
What you would have hit by simply picking the bookmakers' favourite in the same fights. A caller beating this number is adding something.
Results of their five most recent graded picks, oldest to newest.
When they also said how the fight ends (knockout, submission or decision), how often that part was right too.
Picks they stated plainly, without hedging or joking.
A score for how close their calls were to what happened. Lower is better. Shown next to the bookmakers' score on the same fights.
Newest card first. Tap “Verify” to watch the moment they said it.
“So, boys, who do I have winning against Egar versus Isam Mockachev? I'm going to go with Isam Makachev. I think Islam Makachev can win the fight anywhere. [...] It all depends how the reaction is going to be when the two clash and that will dictate if it's going to be finish or a decision.”
“And prior to me doing my research, I was going with Mackenzie Durn, but I'm going to go with Robertson. I think Robertson get it done. [...] So, for that, I'm going to go with Robertson for this one.”
“But with all that being said, I'm going to have to go with the blessed one, Max Holloway. He's just been active.”
“Sometimes I get him right, sometimes I'm completely wrong, but I think Patty Pilman is going to win this one, ladies and gentlemen. [...] Patty Pilman is going to be able to do enough to get the W over BSD.”
“I'm going to have to go with Cory Sanhagen. [...] I honestly, this is a coin flip. [...] But for me, I I'm going to pick one of them. And I'm going to have to go with uh Cory Sanhagen.”
“So, with all that being said, boys, I'm going to have to go with UK Low Kavanagh. [...] And for that, I'm going to go with Lone Kavanagh.”
“So this sets up an amazing matchup in the light heavyweight division. And I'm going to have to go with Robert Whitaker. Always been a big fan of Robert Whitaker.”
“I'm going to have to go with Khamzat Chimaev. [...] but I am going to predict a finish for Khamzat Chimaev, and he's going to be dominant beating Sean Strickland.”
“Like this is probably the hardest fight to call on this cards because they're both so good. So, I'm going to go with Joshua Van. I'm going to go with Joshua Van. He's a champion.”
“I'm kind of torn because I feel Volkov has more of a well-rounded skill set. He can grapple. You know, we're going to go with Volkov. I think Volkov is going to be able to negate that power shot, get him down, and then look to out-grapple him.”
“So, with all that said, I'm going to go with my man Joaquin Buckley. Sean Brady, the last time, you know, when he's lost in his fights, he's always been finished.”
“So, with those key victories for both those gentlemen, who do we have winning? I'm about to go with King Bobby Green. He's just been more active inside of mixed martial arts.”