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- 1701 Oskar Piechota +115 vs Marc-Andre Barriault
4/4.6
- 1729 Piechota wins by TKO/KO +410 vs Any other result
.7/2.87
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Barriault gets tagged hard on the feet all the time, his TDD is crap, his head movement is near non-existent, he offers no subm threat, and he doesn't even seem to have one shot power (his TKOs before the UFC came from volume, because guys just stood there letting him tee off on them - Including letting him land clinch knees). He's also eaten A LOT of heavy shots on the regional scene alone, so you have to wonder how much is actually left of his chin. By contrast, Piechota has legit one shot power (he dropped Meerschaert when he was already proper fucked in the second round), he has a slippery ground game where if he loses position he's able to slide into a new dominant one, and you can see him get into strong positions in most of his fights. Honestly it feels like recency bias - Piechota was fighting scared against one of the best BJJ guys ever (Rodolfo Vieira), he got one shotted by a younger, faster Islander, and prior to that got choked out at the end of a back and forth war that he spent 1.5 rounds dominating (against a comeback specialist who does this pretty much every fight). Honestly I can't see where Barriault is better, or even a threat in any way?