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- **Odds:** 230
- **Odds:** -165
- **Odds:** 114
- **Odds:** -165
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- **Odds:** 114
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Score: 4
Odds:
Israel Adesanya: -165
Nassourdine Imavov: +140
Israel Adesanya stands out with his ability to manage distance, making use of his 80-inch reach. Known for a highly technical striking game, Adesanya deploys a combination of jabs and powerful kicks to keep opponents at bay. Against Jared Cannonier, he skillfully controlled range with crisp outside leg kicks and head movement. Adesanya’s proficiency in switching stances was instrumental in his past victory over Alex Pereira, illustrating his adaptability and strike precision.
Despite a recent loss to Dricus Du Plessis via submission, where overhand rights troubled him, Adesanya remains a formidable striker. His significant striking accuracy sits at 48%, with 4.65 strikes landed per minute showing his calculated approach. His past losses often came when pressured consistently—as seen against Sean Strickland—something Imavov might exploit if he closes distance rapidly.
Nassourdine Imavov, with a five-inch reach disadvantage, relies on a mixture of striking and grappling. He showed strong clinch work and effective hooks in his unanimous decision win over Brendan Allen. Imavov's recent win over Jared Cannonier by knockout highlighted his ability to control pace with jabs, though his high recent striking numbers (6.31 strikes landed per minute) depend on varied offensive tactics.
A noticeable weakness is his tendency to back up in straight lines, exploited by fighters like Joaquin Buckley. While Imavov excels with mid-distance strikes, his ground game isn't as robust as expected; opportunities capitalize on his takedown defense, recently rated at 27.59%.
WolfTicketsAI has a mixed prediction record for both fighters. It mispredicted Adesanya's loss against Strickland and was wrong about Imavov vs. Curtis. Conversely, it correctly called Adesanya's win against Whittaker and Imavov’s victory over Allen, indicating a well-rounded understanding of each fighter’s dynamics when considering similar matchups.
Israel Adesanya is favored here, given his reach advantage and exceptional striking precision. Despite recent setbacks, his ability to maintain distance should allow him to control the fight against a pressure-based fighter like Imavov. Expect Adesanya to land precise strikes through his jab and kicks, leveraging both reach and striking differential in what promises to be a dynamic middleweight clash.
Score: 15
Odds:
Shara Magomedov: -185
Michael Page: +154
Shara Magomedov is unbeaten with a 15-0 record, showcasing a powerful striking style that left Michal Oleksiejczuk struggling to land his power shots. Shara thrives on maintaining distance and using a variety of kicks and elbows to dictate the pace. His win over Antonio Trocoli highlighted his diverse kicking arsenal, though he occasionally allowed himself to get trapped against the cage. Against Michal, his lateral movement neutralized Michal's left hand. He's improved defensively on the ground, but striking remains his forte. His significant striking metrics are impressive, with high output and accuracy slightly tempered by a below-average takedown defense.
Michael Page, known as "MVP," boasts a striking style rich with karate influence and unorthodox techniques. His jab and low kicks were pivotal against Kevin Holland, where he kept the rangy striker at bay with intercepting strikes. However, Ian Machado Garry exposed weaknesses in MVP’s ground game and ability to handle continuous pressure. While MVP's footwork and striking are sharp, his reliance on distance may falter against relentless opponents. His recent struggles and a record of high-profile losses—like the decision against Garry—indicate a need for further adaptation, notably in taking on grappling-heavy fighters.
The predictive model favors Shara due to:
WolfTicketsAI previously correctly predicted Shara's victories against both Armen Petrosyan and Michal Oleksiejczuk, bolstering confidence in this pick. The model also successfully predicted MVP's loss to Ian Machado Garry.
Expect Shara Magomedov to leverage his diverse striking arsenal and superior tactical movement to secure a victory against Michael Page, whose unorthodox style and ground vulnerabilities may not withstand Shara’s aggressive and precise onslaught. Shara's undefeated record and recent performances make him the favorable pick.
Score: 17
Odds:
Sergei Pavlovich: -300
Jairzinho Rozenstruik: +240
Sergei Pavlovich is a knockout artist, known for his aggressive striking and preference for early finishes. With 18 wins and 3 losses, his victories often come by way of KO/TKO. A notable recent win was his quick demolition of Curtis Blaydes, where his relentless punching overwhelmed Blaydes early on. Pavlovich’s immense power in the opening rounds is frequently decisive, as seen in the Tai Tuivasa matchup, where he blitzed Tuivasa with heavy punches within seconds. However, Pavlovich struggles if the fight extends beyond the first round, as evidenced in his losses to Alexander Volkov and Tom Aspinall. Against Aspinall, Pavlovich was susceptible to relentless pressure and failed to adapt after his initial strategy didn’t land a knockout blow. His limited stamina and susceptibility to strategic opponents who can manage distance and pace, such as Jon Jones or Volkov himself, are potential cracks in his game. Despite these weaknesses, Pavlovich’s reach advantage and early fight aggression serve as his most potent weapons.
Jairzinho Rozenstruik, with a record of 15 wins and 5 losses, is a master of patient aggression, often waiting to counter with his devastating knockout power. He displayed this in his dramatic late knockout of Alistair Overeem. Rozenstruik's powerful overhand right and uppercuts serve him well in fights where he's able to patiently pick his moments, as he did against Chris Daukaus with a swift KO. However, Rozenstruik’s defense against pressure fighters can be a liability, suffering losses to relentless opponents like Francis Ngannou, who defeated him with a blitz in just 20 seconds. His fight against Curtis Blaydes also showcased a vulnerability to takedowns and ground control, areas where he hasn’t improved significantly. Rozenstruik’s tendency to wait for openings can make him prone to slow starts and pressure from high-volume strikers, revealing a gap in cardio and grappling defense when the pace of the fight is dictated by a forward-moving, aggressive adversary.
WolfTicketsAI has shown mixed accuracy with Pavlovich, having correctly predicted his wins over Tai Tuivasa and Derrick Lewis but missed on his losses to Volkov and Aspinall. For Rozenstruik, the AI correctly foresaw his victory over Daukaus but faltered against Almeida. This indicates a stronger track record in predicting both fighters when facing lesser pressure-heavy competition.
Sergei Pavlovich’s aggressive style and reach advantage play directly into Rozenstruik’s slow-starting game, making a first-round finish likely if Pavlovich can dictate the pace. While Rozenstruik has knockout power that can end the fight with a single shot, Pavlovich’s relentless aggression is set to test Rozenstruik’s defense to its limits. Expect Pavlovich to continue his early KO success and secure a victory over Rozenstruik.
Score: 3
Odds:
Said Nurmagomedov: -205
Vinicius Oliveira: +158
Said Nurmagomedov is a well-rounded fighter with notable grappling and striking skills. Recently, he has shown strong adaptability, a vital trait demonstrated in his last fight against Muin Gafurov. Despite early struggles, Said pulled off an impressive guillotine choke win. His ability to adjust and capitalize on his opponents' lapses was evident in other matchups too, such as the submission victory over Saidyokub Kakhramonov where he displayed strategic control and paced himself well.
However, his last loss to Jonathan Martinez revealed susceptibility to persistent low kicks and maintaining pace under aggressive pressure. That fight highlighted a potential vulnerability in his striking defense against consistent opponents who push tempo.
Vinicius Oliveira brings a dynamic striking arsenal, showcased in his recent wins. Against tough opponent Ricky Simon, Oliveira controlled the fight's pace with accurate strikes and effective takedown defense, weathering Simon’s grappling-heavy approach. His ability to manage distance and dictate tempo using kicks was crucial, and his endurance played a significant role in maintaining control.
Against Bernardo Sopaj, Oliveira landed a phenomenal flying knee KO, reflecting his penchant for explosive finishes and creative striking. However, behind the flash, he sometimes risks overextending. His defense against takedowns remains solid, though heavier pressure could test his endurance further.
These fighters haven’t faced each other before, setting the stage for a fresh, intriguing clash of styles.
WolfTicketsAI favors Nurmagomedov due to several factors: - Odds: Boosting Nurmagomedov’s likelihood based on better betting lines. - Striking Defense: Said’s solid striking defense metrics add confidence in his ability to manage Oliveira’s pressure. - Recent Takedowns Attempted: His consistent wrestling attempts enhance his chances by potentially neutralizing Oliveira’s striking.
WolfTicketsAI has a strong track record with Said, accurately predicting four out of five of his recent bouts, reflecting confidence in his adaptable fighting style. Oliveira's recent upset win against Ricky Simon was unexpected by the model, so caution applies to any striking surprises he might bring.
Expect Nurmagomedov to edge this clash by capitalizing on Oliveira's aggressive tendencies with well-timed grappling and strategic pace management. His proven adaptability and balanced skill set drive confidence in a win.
Score: 17
Odds:
Muhammad Naimov: -295
Kaan Ofli: +220
Muhammad Naimov is a dynamic striker known for his aggressive style, often pushing the pace with relentless pressure. His recent win over Erik Silva by first-round TKO showcased his powerful striking and ability to finish fights quickly. Against Nathaniel Wood, Naimov effectively utilized his kicks to control the range, keeping his opponent at a distance. Although he suffered a submission loss to Felipe Lima, it underscored a weakness in prolonged ground engagements—an area where he might be vulnerable if caught off guard. However, Naimov's overall game includes precise striking combinations and timely takedowns, making him a versatile threat in the Featherweight division.
Kaan Ofli's fighting style is a blend of Muay Thai and BJJ, focusing on aggressive striking and grappling. Despite showcasing powerful hooks and leg kicks, his recent performance against Mairon Santos highlighted a vulnerability to counter-attacks, leading to a KO loss. Ofli's ability to maintain a high pace with effective clinch work can overwhelm opponents, but his tendency to overcommit can leave openings for adversaries who capitalize on his aggressive approach. His narrower reach compared to Naimov could lead to challenges in closing the distance and implementing his game plan effectively.
WolfTicketsAI's model favors Naimov due to these key factors:
WolfTicketsAI correctly predicted Naimov's victory over Erik Silva, reinforcing confidence in his power and quick finishes. However, it underestimated Naimov in his win over Nathaniel Wood, a reminder to consider all facets of his game.
With Naimov's aggressive striking, wider reach, and wrestling capability, he seems poised to control the fight's pace. WolfTicketsAI's prediction confidently backs Muhammad Naimov as the expected winner, banking on his tactical versatility and pressure game to overcome Kaan Ofli.
Score: 17
Odds:
Shamil Gaziev: -390
Thomas Petersen: 280
Gaziev, a powerhouse striker, shows a knack for overwhelming opponents with early aggression, as seen in his win over Martin Buday via TKO. His ability to maintain forward pressure and dominate the clinch was evident in his recent decision victory against Don'Tale Mayes. Yet, a glaring flaw is his cardio, which cost him against Jairzinho Rozenstruik. If he can't finish quickly, he risks getting countered by more strategic fighters.
Petersen, "The Train," is versatile, mixing wrestling with striking. He outlasted Mohammed Usman with smart pressure and controlled the fight pace, showcasing impressive striking defense. However, he struggled against Jamal Pogues, primarily due to issues with grappling defense and maintaining consistent offense under pressure.
WolfTicketsAI previously misjudged Gaziev against Rozenstruik but accurately predicted his victory over Mayes. It incorrectly called Petersen's bout with Usman, suggesting a slight predictive uncertainty.
Gaziev's aggressive style and ability to maintain overwhelming pressure are decisive factors against Petersen, who has struggled against similar threats. Expect Gaziev to use his reach and clinch work to close the fight before cardio issues arise. WolfTicketsAI confidently picks Shamil Gaziev to win.
Score: 26
Odds:
Terrance McKinney: -460
Damir Hadzovic: +320
Terrance McKinney is a dynamic fighter known for his explosive starts. He’s got a history of going for early finishes, often using powerful strikes and submissions. In recent matchups, he showcased a blend of aggressive striking and grappling, notably against fighters like Brendon Marotte and Mike Breeden, where he secured quick knockouts. However, his loss to Esteban Ribovics where he got KO’d, highlights a vulnerability when fights extend beyond the early barrage. His recent SHAP data shows a positive impact from high recent takedowns attempted per fight and significant striking differentials, bolstering his predicted edge here.
Damir Hadzovic, the "Bosnian Bomber," leans heavily on his striking. However, he struggles against strong grapplers and high-level wrestlers, which was clearly exploited by Marc Diakiese and Renato Moicano. Hadzovic’s recent fights underscore these challenges—with losses due to grappling lapses, particularly when pressured against the cage or on the ground. Despite showcasing toughness and good stand-up skills, his SHAP features reflect a diminished recent win percentage, which suggests a downward trend and difficulty in managing diverse attacks.
The prediction favors McKinney due to several impactful SHAP features: - Odds significantly boosted McKinney’s score. - Recent takedowns attempted per fight shows McKinney’s readiness to utilize his wrestling edge. - Striking impact differential supports McKinney's advantage in damaging output. - Hadzovic’s lower recent win rate and historical struggles against grapplers contributed to a score decrease.
WolfTicketsAI has been mostly accurate with McKinney, notably calling his victories against Mike Breeden and Erick Gonzalez. The AI accurately predicted Diakiese’s win over Hadzovic, which countersigns confidence in the model’s reading of Hadzovic's vulnerabilities.
Expect Terrance McKinney to dictate the pace with his fast start and leverage his wrestling to exploit Damir Hadzovic's grappling weakness. WolfTicketsAI confidently supports McKinney for the win in this lightweight clash.
Score: 4
Odds:
Fares Ziam: +114
Mike Davis: -146
Fares Ziam enters on a strong run of recent UFC victories, finishing Matt Frevola by TKO and picking up decisions over Claudio Puelles and Jai Herbert. Distance management stands out in Ziam’s style. He prefers to stay at range and pile up jabs and long kicks. Against Frevola, he caught him rushing in and established a steady rhythm of counters before delivering the finishing shot. Earlier in his career, he showed grappling vulnerabilities, especially in a submission loss to Terrance McKinney, but his clinch work and takedown defense have improved. His growth as a fighter has focused on avoiding early mistakes and making use of his reach (75 inches) and striking accuracy to pick opponents apart.
Mike Davis wields a heavier emphasis on power and offensive wrestling. He has four wins in his last five fights, including a slick submission of Natan Levy and a grinding decision over Viacheslav Borshchev. Davis mixes fluid boxing combinations with strong clinch entries, then hunts takedowns (averaging 3.46 per fight) to impose top control. He’s comfortable maintaining a fast pace but sometimes absorbs more head strikes than he’d like while pushing forward. In the Levy fight, he knocked him down early, then patiently moved to an arm-triangle finish. His 72-inch reach is slightly shorter than Ziam’s, so Davis may look to close the gap, work body shots or leg kicks, and test Ziam’s grappling defense.
WolfTicketsAI’s model favors Ziam. Key stats from the SHAP data that boosted or lowered his score:
Other factors like improved striking defense and consistent output also weighed in favor of Ziam.
WolfTicketsAI has been correct in all four predictions involving Fares Ziam and also accurate in both predictions made for Mike Davis. The model’s track record with these fighters adds confidence but doesn’t guarantee a sure outcome, given both are on win streaks and show well-rounded skill sets.
Ziam’s sharp distance striking, recent improvements in takedown defense, and momentum underscore the pick for him to win. Davis’s pressure and wrestling present real dangers, yet WolfTicketsAI sees Ziam’s consistency, reach advantage, and polished counter game swinging the fight in his favor.
Score: 21
Odds:
Jasmine Jasudavicius: -230
Mayra Bueno Silva: +176
Jasmine Jasudavicius brings a well-rounded game to the octagon, heavily leveraging her grappling prowess, which has been key to her recent win streak. In her fight against Ariane da Silva, she showcased her top-tier ground control, executing three takedowns and nearly six minutes of control before securing a D'Arce choke. Her ability to dominate opponents on the ground is well-documented across fights, including her impressive submission over Priscila Cachoeira.
Jasudavicius's ability to control the fight pace with takedowns and maintain aggressive pressure was pivotal in her unanimous decision victory over Miranda Maverick. However, her striking was tested heavily by Tracy Cortez, who used effective jabs to maintain distance.
Mayra Bueno Silva is relentless with her striking pressure and clinch tactics. Known for her formidable submissions, as highlighted by her decisive kneebar against Lina Lansberg, Silva combines her Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu background with powerful muay Thai strikes, particularly elbows and knees. However, Silva's recent loss via TKO to Macy Chiasson points towards potential issues with striking defense and gas tank management, especially in high-pressure exchanges.
Silva's win over Mara Romero Borella by submission showcased her adaptability on the ground, but her susceptibility to being taken down and controlled, as seen in her loss to Maryna Moroz, remains a critical vulnerability.
Silva: Aggressive stand-up; excels in muay Thai techniques and submissions.
Ground Game vs Standing Pressure:
Features significantly boosting Jasmine's favor include:
WolfTicketsAI has correctly predicted Jasmine in high-pressure matchups like against Ariane da Silva, although faltering once against Miranda Maverick. In Silva's case, predictions have been on-point for finishes, but differed for matches heavily relying on striking defense.
Expect Jasmine Jasudavicius to effectively control the pace, neutralize Silva's striking range, and capitalize on her grappling strengths to secure a victory. WolfTicketsAI backs Jasudavicius's well-versed skill set and recent performance track record to triumph in this bout.
Score: 15
Odds:
Hamdy Abdelwahab: -106
Jamal Pogues: -120
Hamdy Abdelwahab, a former Olympic wrestler, brings a strong grappling base to his fights. In his UFC history, his wrestling has been key, particularly in his fight with Don'Tale Mayes. There, his technique in the clinch and his takedown transitions, notably an outside trip he used repeatedly, controlled the pace. His right hand is a growing threat, landing early damage that keeps opponents on their toes. He also showed resilience, performing well even with an eye injury in that bout. To compete effectively, Abdelwahab must continue blending striking with his potent wrestling. However, he must improve his limited striking diversity and maintain cardio efficiency for sustained pressure, especially since his fight with Mayes was ruled a no contest after a drug test issue.
Jamal Pogues exhibits a calculated approach, combining firm clinch control and grappling. A notable performance was against Josh Parisian, where he utilized his wrestling to rack up takedowns and control time. This style mirrors fighters like Kamaru Usman with steady pressure. However, against Mick Parkin, Pogues' reliance on the grind fell short when Parkin adjusted and kept the match standing in later rounds, showing Pogues’ difficulty under sustained striking pressure. His clinch work is effective, but his understated striking leaves openings. Pogues must bolster his defense against strong wrestlers and refine his striking to counter opponents like Abdelwahab who can match him in the clinch and takedowns.
Hamdy Abdelwahab’s prediction comes from his superior wrestling and recent striking effectiveness: - Significant Striking Impact Differential: Improved the score by 6. - Striking Impact Differential: Increased it by 5. - Odds, Striking Defense Percentage, and Recent Significant Striking Impact Differential each further boosted the confidence.
No specific past prediction history is available from WolfTicketsAI for either fighter, adding an element of prediction uncertainty for Jamal Pogues.
Expect Hamdy Abdelwahab to leverage his wrestling and emerging striking, dominating through grappling exchanges and cage control against Jamal Pogues. Despite Pogues's strengths in clinch work, his struggle against high-pressure wrestling makes the former Olympian the clear pick here. WolfTicketsAI backs Abdelwahab's all-rounded threat to win the bout in the heavyweight division.