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

Welcome into the Action Network Podcast presented by the Fandall Sportsbook. I'm your host

today, Brendan Glasscheen, joined by Sean Zerillo and Billy Ward. You have a UFC

betting preview. We, we, we make ourselves, we head to Paris for this week's UFC action, Paris

France for 11 fights, six on the main card, five prelims, breaking all things down, we will

dive into underdogs, props, and then we'll finish up with our best bets, possibly just

a final bet. We'll find out. Zerillo, we'll go to you first as we normally do. I know you

guys carried the load last week. Appreciate that. I was off this week. We've got Seril

gone taking on Sergei Spivik and that is a line right now looking at Fandall based on the

latest movement. Gone continues to rise as far as being a favorite at minus 178. Spivik

at plus 144. How do you analyze that line movement throughout the course of the week and how

you'd like to bet it? I agree with the line movements. Beck on it minus 170 last night. Would

still bet him up to about minus 190 minus 195 today. Certainly projected him as a bigger

favorite closer to minus 215 than the market indicates. And I think this is a very binary

fight and I would also lean to the unders in this match up the under two and a half, probably

the under three and a half as a parlay piece. But I do think this one probably ends in

the first seven and a half to twelve and a half minutes. So the under one and a half

under two and a half interest me as well in any sort of binary fight. Gone clearly the

better striker. Spivik, the better grappler, but I do think he's going to struggle to get

takedowns here just because of the way he goes about them. One, he is a three inch reach

advantage to close and given the fact that there's a huge striking discrepancy. I don't

think gone is going to let him inside very easily. He's great with his range weapons, his

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