Tony Ferguson vs Bobby Green Prediction: Fans Should Have More Faith in El-Cucuy

On July 30th, Tony Ferguson, the greatest madman of the UFC, returns to the Octagon after a series of failures. His opponent this time will be the inconspicuous fighter, Bobby Green. The fight will take place in the lightweight division.

Tony Ferguson

Things went south for Tony Ferguson after Khabib technically merged the fight with him. And as badly as only he can - five straight losses in every possible way! However, the opposition in those fights was top-notch - Justin Gaethje, Charles Oliveira, Beneil Dariush, Michael Chandler, Nate Diaz. These guys are no match for Bobby Green. But the main reason for El Cucuy's defeats is somewhere in his head, which is a bigger mess than one's grandmother's attic in the village. But we last heard from Tony a very long time ago, so there is hope that he has been preparing all this time in silence, which inspires some cautious optimism in the hearts of his fans. And if Ferguson is even twenty percent the same, Bobby Green will be in big trouble. Besides, it will be a three-round fight, and it is possible (with Tony's appropriate experience) to go through it in one breath.

Bobby Green

Bobby Green is a typical middleweight in the division with a record of 10-9 in the UFC, who has the dubious honor of sending Tony Ferguson to the dustbin of history. Nothing is outstanding about Green's skills, and his last few fights aren't anything to be proud of, either. First, Islam Makhachev finished him without even breaking a sweat, and then he was knocked out by Drew Dober (26-12), who is far from considered a serious opponent.

In April, Green faced Jared Gordon (19-6), and after a bold but clumsy start to the fight, he began getting hit hard and hard to the face, but only a head clash saved him from another defeat, and the bout was declared a no contest.

Expert Betting Tips

Ferguson was a pale shadow of his former self in his last fight with Nate. Diaz is a tough gangster and a tough fighter, he had previously lost to Jorge Masvidal and Leon Edwards, and he was fighting the last fight of his career, so he was incredibly motivated. Tony was not motivated, and as the pundits on TV like to say, he showed too much respect for his opponent, which is generally not typical of him. Can we rank Bobby Green and Nate Diaz as a threat to anyone? We couldn't, and we're confident that Ferguson will come into this fight ready to win or die. Last chance.