Mike Perry vs Mickey Gall 6/27/20 – UFC Fight Night Picks & Preview

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Mike Perry vs Mickey Gall 6/27/20 – UFC Fight Night Picks & Preview

UFCMike Perry is heading into the fight here with a decent 13-6 record so far. However, he is going to be facing Mickey Gall who has not been horrible in his career with a 6-2 record so far. So judging just by the records these two the fight should be a good one, but it will all vary depending on how well they come into the fight prepared.

In his career Perry has managed to throw 4.27 strikes per minute, but has ended up landing only 47.45% of those strikes so far. Coming into the fight here Perry is seen as a striker, but is using the orthodox stance. When it comes to his last fight Perry ended up losing by a KO/TKO fight to Geoff Neal.

Gall is coming into the fight, but he is not that good at throwing strikes. He is throwing only 2.22 strikes per minute and has only landed 43.70% of those strikes that he has thrown so far. Gall is coming into the fight as a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu type of fighter, but he has managed to get a switch style of stance. The last fight that Gall was involved in ended up being a unanimous decision win over Salim Touahri.

When it comes to the tape Perry is coming in as the smaller fighter at 5’10 and 170 pounds. Mike Perry does have a 71 inch reach and that could help him, but it will be a stretch to see him really getting to take advantage of it. Gall is heading into the fight standing at 6’2” with 170 pounds, but he does have a 74 inch reach.

Mike Perry vs Mickey Gall Odds: Mike Perry -300, Mickey Gall +250

Round Totals: Over 1.5 -120, Under 1.5 -110

Mike Perry vs Mickey Gall Pick: Mike Perry, Over 1.5

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The fight here will be one that is going to see Gall taking quite a few blows. However, what else will be a problem is the fact that Perry is able to throw almost double the amount of strikes in his fights, but also is able to get them landed better. Look for Perry to win this fight, but it will go on the over and it may not reach the judges, but I do see it going past the 1.5 round total.

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