What happened with Phil Rowe's weigh-in?
Phil Rowe initially missed weight but successfully made it on his second attempt.
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UFC Houston Weigh-in Results and Fight Night Odds: Rowe Avoids Weight Miss, Betting Insights
A recap of the UFC Houston weigh-ins, focusing on Phil Rowe's near weight miss, and highlights betting insights for the UFC Fight Night event.
Key Insights
- Phil Rowe initially missed weight but made it on his second attempt for his fight against Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani.
- Sean Strickland and Anthony Hernandez both made weight for their middleweight fight.
- Action PRO is offering free access to its UFC projections and betting edges inside the Action app from Feb. 20-22.
- Two of Saturday's biggest UFC betting model edges involve the fights: Chidi Njokuani vs. Carlos Leal and Phil Rowe vs. Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani.
- Lebosnoyani is favored in his fight against Rowe.
In-Depth Analysis
UFC Houston Weigh-in Recap: Phil Rowe experienced a scare at the weigh-ins, initially coming in one pound over the limit. However, he successfully made weight on his second attempt. This is notable as Rowe has missed weight in two previous UFC bouts. Sean Strickland and Anthony Hernandez successfully made weight for their middleweight main event.
Betting Insights: Action PRO is providing free access to its betting tools, highlighting edges in the Chidi Njokuani vs. Carlos Leal and Phil Rowe vs. Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani fights. Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani is favored to win against Phil Rowe.
Actionable Takeaways: - Download the Action app&ref=yanuki.com to access free Action PRO features for UFC. - Consider Lebosnoyani as a potential betting pick based on betting model edges.
FAQ
Where can I find betting edges for UFC Houston?
Action PRO is offering free access to its UFC projections and betting edges inside the Action app from Feb. 20-22.
Takeaways
- Key takeaways from UFC Houston include Phil Rowe's weigh-in issues and betting insights favoring Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani. Utilize Action PRO for betting edges and stay informed on fighter conditions before the event.
Discussion
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