Sean O'Malley

2022 - 7 - 2

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UFC 276: Pedro Munhoz vs. Sean O'Malley odds, picks and ... (USA TODAY Sportsbook Wire)

Analyzing Saturday's UFC 276 bout odds and lines between Pedro Munhoz vs. Sean O'Malley, with MMA picks, tips and predictions.

There is a special BOOSTED prop bet titled: Talk the Talk, Walk the Walk: SEAN O’MALLEY TO WIN BY KO/TKO (+180) to nearly double your return. O’Malley just doesn’t mess around, and 4 of his past 6 fights haven’t even gotten out of the first round, with 2 PPV events going into the third. In 16 career pro fights, 12 have resulted in KO/TKO (11-1). Tipico has no influence over nor are any such revenues in any way dependent on or linked to the newsrooms or news coverage. O’Malley odds and lines, with picks and predictions. Each of those fights have ended up going the distance, with the only win a unanimous-decision victory over Jimmie Rivera in Feb. 2021. Gannett may earn revenue from Tipico for audience referrals to betting services. Munhoz’s latest showing resulted in a unanimous-decision loss to Dominick Cruz at UFC 269. O’Malley is known for his wild colored mop of a haircut, but he is much more than just a gimmick. The Brazilian fighter, a.k.a. “The Young Punisher”, has mostly been punished himself lately, going 1-4 across his first 5 outings. UNDER 2.5 ROUNDS (-110) is a good bet here despite the fact Munhoz has ended up going the distance in each of his past 5 outings. However, while Munhoz (+225) has never been knocked out in his career, he hasn’t faced a fighter with the rapid-fire punching ability of O’Malley. He never leaves things in the hands of the judges to decide.

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Pedro Munhoz vs Sean O' Malley can be a Huge Turning Point (MMA Sucka)

Suga” Sean O' Malley looks to answer many questions with his fight against veteran Pedro Munhoz at UFC 276.

However, O’ Malley has not faced the type of opponents to garner the previous names mentioned. Going into his 2019 contest against Aljamain Sterling, Pedro Munhoz was 7-1 in his last 8 contests most of the time battering his opponents with his body kicks and calf kicks or suffocating them with his signature guillotine choke. The only thing most say O’ Malley is missing is a strong strength of schedule.

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Pedro Munhoz vs. Sean O'Malley UFC 276 Odds, Pick & Prediction ... (The Action Network)

Sean Zerillo breaks down Saturday's matchup between Pedro Munhoz and Sean O'Malley at UFC 276 (T-Mobile Arena).

Elsewhere, the pricing in this fight looks about right, and I wouldn’t necessarily include O’Malley in parlays. O’Malley fires straight punches in bunches, and he should be able to keep the range with his reach advantage and teep kicks. And while he does have several submission wins on his record, Munhoz has averaged just 0.57 takedowns per 15 minutes in UFC — and hasn’t completed a takedown since 2018. Despite Munhoz’s durability, however, O’Malley’s decision line is higher than his KO/TKO prop or inside the prop. Still, Munhoz’s primary skill (leg kicks) has been O’Malley’s kryptonite. 9/7/86

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Sean O'Malley On Future Fights After UFC 276: “I'm Only Fighting ... (MMA News)

UFC bantamweight contender Sean O'Malley knows it's only onwards and upwards from here on out if he can get past Pedro Munhoz at UFC 276.

As it happens, Yan recently returned interest in a potential fight against O’Malley by daring the 27-year-old to call him out if “Sugar” defeats Munhoz tonight at UFC 276. O’Malley is set to face Munhoz on the UFC 276 main card. It’s pretty crazy to think about.

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UFC 276: Pedro Munhoz vs Sean O'Malley play-by-play, full fight ... (The Body Lock)

Sean O'Malley makes his return tonight to face Pedro Munhoz in a bantamweight fight on the UFC 276 main card. O'Malley vs. Munhoz will stream live only on.

Another right hand from O’Malley but then Munhoz fires back a leg kick. An eye poke from O’Malley causes a break in the action. Munhoz goes straight back to the leg kicks but then comes high with a kick afterward. A good start from Munhoz who has been targeting O’Malley’s legs. Front body kick from O’Malley is caught but then he comes in with a right hand that is blocked. O’Malley now jabbing to keep Munhoz away, who has been advancing after the reset.

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UFC 276 live blog: Pedro Munhoz vs. Sean O'Malley (MMA Fighting)

Follow the UFC 276 live blog for the bantamweight main card fight between Pedro Munhoz and Sean O'Malley on Saturday in Las Vegas.

- UFC 276 Event T-Shirt In his eight UFC fights, O’Malley has gone 7-1, with six finishes, four Performance of the Night bonuses, and two Fight of the Night awards. That willingness to face anyone has hurt him in recent years though as Munhoz is 1-4 in his past five bouts, including a decision loss to current champion Aljamain Sterling. Munhoz looks to make one final title run by knocking off one of the sport’s most-hyped prospects.

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UFC 276 results, highlights: Sean O'Malley vs. Pedro Munhoz ends ... (CBSSports.com)

LAS VEGAS -- In what was expected to be a moment of truth in Sean O'Malley's potential ascension from bright prospect to bantamweight title contender ended ...

The native of Montana, who fights out of Phoenix, Arizona, stopped all three of his opponents immediately after Vera yet admitted he was only willing to face a top-10 ranked opponent if UFC paid him commensurate to his perceived value. The Brazilian's offense consisted almost exclusively of calf kicks, many of which the 27-year-old O'Malley was able to check. The result was a largely anticlimactic affair for a matchup which featured plenty of tension between the two during fight week press events.

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Helena's Sean O'Malley has fight ruled as no contest at UFC 276 (MontanaSports)

After a back-and-forth fight, Sean O'Malley and Pedro Munhoz had their fight ruled a no contest after an accidental eye poke.

The fight was gearing up to be a technical bout. O'Malley, a Helena native, accidentally poked his opponent Pedro Munhoz in the eye in the second round of their fight at UFC 276 in Las Vegas on Saturday. The fight was ruled a no contest after Munhoz was unable to see out of his poked eye. After a much-anticipated top-15 fight was on the books, Sean O'Malley's fight at UFC 276 ended in disappointing fashion.

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Twitter reacts to Sean O'Malley's no-contest with Pedro Munhoz at ... (MMA Junkie)

See the top Twitter reactions to Sean O'Malley's no-contest with Pedro Munhoz at UFC 276.

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UFC 276 results: Sean O'Malley vs. Pedro Munhoz ends in no ... (MMA Fighting)

An eye poke from Sean O'Malley left Pedro Munhoz unable to continue, which brought an end to their fight at UFC 276.

When O’Malley finally started unleashing his strikes, he was a sniper from the outside with a laser on his right hand and some kicks that nearly took Munhoz’s head off. It appeared O’Malley was somewhat hesitant to engage while Munhoz continued chopping away at his foundation with those repeated leg kicks. Time was called with referee Jason Herzog giving Munhoz an opportunity to try and recovery from the eye poke.

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UFC 276 Results: Sean O'Malley vs. Pedro Munhoz ends in a no ... (BJPenn.com)

A bantamweight bout between Sean O'Malley and Pedro Munhoz kicks off tonight's UFC 276 main card from Las Vegas.

Pedro Munhoz with a low kick and then another. Another low kick from Munhoz. O’Malley with a jab and another. Another low kick from Munhoz. O’Malley with a body kick. O’Malley with a kick. O’Malley with a right but eats another low kick. Round two begins and Sean O’Malley lands a right hand.

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Sean O'Malley reacts following no-contest with Pedro Munhoz at ... (BJPenn.com)

Sean O'Malley has reacted after his UFC 276 bout with Pedro Munhoz was ruled a no-contest due to an accident eye poke.

Instead, the bantamweight bout proved to be more of a chess match that unfortunately ended in a no-contest. After trading a lot of kicks and some punches for the better part of seven minutes, the bout was waved off following an eye poke from ‘Suga’. The Brazilian was coming off back-to-back unanimous decision losses to Dominick Cruz and Jose Aldo respectively.

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Sean O'Malley rips 'fat-ass' Henry Cejudo after backstage altercation ... (MMA Fighting)

Sean O'Malley took a shot at former two-division UFC champion Henry Cejudo after they had an altercation backstage at UFC 276 on Saturday night.

- UFC 276 Event T-Shirt - UFC 276 Liquid Silver Logo T-Shirt “He mumbled some words like [I was a tune-up fight],” O’Malley said. - UFC 276 Metallic Gold Logo T-Shirt Looks like he’s on drugs. When would you want to bend the knee?

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O'Malley says Munhoz 100% wanted out of UFC 276 fight: 'I was ... (MMAmania.com)

Despite the scorecards having Pedro Munhoz ahead, Sean O'Malley believes his opponent wanted out of their UFC 276 fight, and used an eye poke as an excuse.

I was winning the fight. I can’t believe the judges ... I literally didn’t ... were they watching? I didn’t get hit one time, I was dominating that fight. “It’s a weird feeling because I do feel like I won the fight, but it’s not like the emotions of winning a fight. I thought we were going to be fighting in 20 seconds, I didn’t feel like the fight was going to be stopped. I don’t know.” I was dominating that fight.” I was piecing him up, I didn’t get hit once. “Initially, like when it happened, it didn’t feel like it was bad. But there was a shockwave of force visible in the slow-motion replays. He came in there and said, ‘I’m going to kick his legs and try to take him down.’ He tried kicking my legs and it damaged him more, he couldn’t get me up against the fence, he couldn’t get me down. He’s also not happy with the way the judges were scoring the fight.

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Pedro Munhoz releases statement after UFC 276 no contest, says ... (MMA Fighting)

Pedro Munhoz had his eye examined at a hospital after an accidental poke led to an unsatisfying end to his UFC 276 clash with Sean O'Malley.

In his post-fight interview, O’Malley stated that he believed Munhoz was looking for a way out. Munhoz has previously gone to decisions with multiple elite bantamweights, including Dominick Cruz, Jose Aldo, Frankie Edgar, and current champion Aljamain Sterling. He also holds a first-round knockout victory over former UFC champion Cody Garbrandt. “To explain briefly what happened in the fight against Sean O’Malley, I was poked in the eye in the first round but kept fighting, and was hit with a low blow shortly after,” Munhoz said via Instagram (Portuguese translation by MMA Fighting’s Guilherme Cruz). “The fight restarted and we exchanged a few strikes.

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Sean O'Malley says Pedro Munhoz '100 percent' looked for way out ... (MMA Junkie)

Sean O'Malley doesn't think Pedro Munhoz wanted to be in there with him at UFC 276, so he found a way out of the fight.

I was dominating that fight. I was dominating that fight. I was dominating that fight.” I was piecing him up. The physician also told Herzog there was damage to the eye. I was piecing him up.

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Pedro Munhoz says Sean O'Malley scratched his cornea at UFC 276 ... (MMA Junkie)

After UFC 276, Pedro Munhoz said a Sean O'Malley eye poke scratched his cornea – and was met by hundreds of insults from commenters online.

The referee asked if I could see at all and the doctor decided to stop the fight. I was taken to the hospital and they used a special eye drop that made my eye numb so they could open my eye. At UFC 276, the fight between Munhoz and Sean O'Malley ended in a no contest due to an inadvertent eye poke.

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'Drunk' Henry Cejudo interrupts Sean O'Malley's UFC 276 post-fight ... (Bloody Elbow)

Sean O'Malley got into it with 'Triple Cringe' Henry Cejudo at UFC 276 last night.

Cejudo, a former Olympic champion, clinched the UFC flyweight title in 2018. He looks fat as shit, what, does he want to fight in three years?” “Looks like he’s on drugs. Sean O’Malley was part of an anti-climatic fight to open the main card of UFC 276 last night. O’Malley continued talking about Cejudo at the post-fight press conference. When would you want to bend the knee, at what time?

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