If you are even remotely a savagy, you'll run these people over in a second.

It's time!

Welcome into the Action Network Podcast.

The Action Network Podcast presented by Fandall Brenning Glassine with Action Network's UFC vetting previews.

They are back. We are back for our second episode joining me.

Two of our very best in the space, Sean Zerillo, Billy Ward.

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This episode breaking down UFC Vegas 69 this weekend at the Apex in Vegas.

We're looking at some favorite underdogs later in the program.

Props also a fight of the night. The guys are targeting. And of course, best bets.

But first we'll start with the main event. Jessica Andrage taking on Aaron Blanchfield right now coming into this thing.

Andrage, who Zerillo was coming off a really, really gutsy long played out fight, is indeed a favorite in this spot coming into Vegas.

To me, that kind of makes it head scratching to want to take the favorite here because of what's what Andrage is coming off of here.

Jessica Andrage, a very violent fighter, likely future UFC Hall, famer, but one weakness in her game is takedown defense.

And she can get grappled up. And I think that's a potential path to victory for Aaron Blanchfield here.

You see a very closely line fight. I do think in hindsight, the winner is probably going to look pretty dominant.

So at the end of the fight, the line will not match what it looks like going into the fight, not expecting a drawn out five round affair that goes back and forth.

I think one fighter is going to have the advantage being able to implement their game on the other.

If Aaron Blanchfield can get takedowns, I think she's going to get to dominant positions.

As Andrage looks to get up, I think she's going to be able to thread the hooks, take the back, potentially secure dominant control positions or finish the fight.

If she cannot get takedowns, which has happened in the past against other fighters like JJ Aldrich, which has shrugged her off, got back to the striking.

Andrage going to have a serious power advantage in the striking will be able to pressure Blanchfield, potentially heard her if not put her away.

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