Caller
Mighty · Show producer, not a fighter
Mighty has called 1 of 3 fights right. Betting $100 on each of the 3 priced picks would have lost $111.
Fewer than 15 graded picks. A run of luck can swing these numbers a lot, so read them loosely.
A member of the show's team who is not a fighter. Included as a comparison.
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.
“I'LL TELL YOU WHAT, I BET YOU MOVSAR Evloev's going to get his first [ __ ] loss against Alex Volkanovski.”
“So, for me, I'm going to have to go with Merab Dvalishvili. I think Merab is going to be able to get it done. You know, it's hard, man. And it's hard. There's a There's a side of me that wants to pick Petr Yan.”
“So, with those keys to victory, who do I have winning between Loik Cavenaud versus Ramazan? I'm going to have to go with I'm going to go with Ramazan. I think Ramazan has been on a tear. He's on a three-fight win streak in the UFC.”