Ufc 227 Prelim Predictions

The UFC returns in 2021 with their first-ever card on ABC. Tomorrow’s main event will feature a featherweight contest between former champion Max ‘Blessed‘ Holloway and surging contender Calvin ‘The Boston Finisher‘ Kattar.

1. Ufc 227 Prelim Predictions Odds
2. Ufc Preliminary Predictions
3. Ufc 252 Prelims
4. Ufc 252 Prelims Predictions

Feb 15, 2021 UFC Vegas 19 undercard preview: Complete online breakdown, predictions for first five (of nine) 'Prelims' matches on ESPN+ this weekend (Sat., Feb. 20, 2021) in Las Vegas: Landwehr vs.

The main card is stacked with some mouth-watering fights. But the prelims are exciting as well, with 6 bouts scheduled to take place. Here we take a look at the predictions and analysis of the prelim bouts.

1. Phil Hawes vs Nassourdine Imavov

• Dec 15, 2020 Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is bringing more “Prelims” fights to ESPN+ this weekend (Sat., Dec. 19, 2020) when UFC Vegas 17: “Thompson vs. Neal” returns to UFC APEX in Las Vegas.
• Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is bringing more “Prelims” fights to ESPN+ this weekend (Sat., Nov. 28, 2020) when UFC Vegas 15: “Blaydes vs. Lewis” returns to UFC APEX in Las Vegas.

The featured bout for the prelims is an exciting middleweight bout between Hawes and Imavov. Hawes is a DWCS alumni with his only UFC appearance coming in UFC 254. He won via KO against Jacob Malkoun.

Imavov will make his second UFC appearance as well after earning a decision victory in his last outing both fighters possess the same professional record of 9-2.

Prediction- Phil Hawes by TKO

2. Yanan Wu vs Joselyne Edwards

Chinese fighter Wu will welcome Edwards into the UFC at UFC on ABC 1. The bantamweight contest will be Wu’s 4th UFC appearance. She has a record of 1-2 with the promotion currently.

Edwards on the other hand is a proven finisher, finishing 8 of his 9 bouts so far. She has 5 wins by KO/TKO and 3 by submission.

Prediction- Yanan Wu by decision.

3.Carlos Felipe vs Justin Tafa

Carlos Felipe is coming off a decision win over Yorgan De Castro. This will be his 3rd appearance in the promotion. Tafa lost to De Castro by KO at UFC 243. But he has turned it around with a knockout win over Juan Adams at UFC 247.

Prediction- Justin Tafa by KO

Ufc 227 Prelim Predictions Odds

4. David Zawada vs Ramazan Emeev

Zawada will fight Dagestani fighter Ramazan Emeev in a welterweight clash. Zawada will end his year-long hiatus from the sport after choking out Abubakar Nurmagomedov back in 2019. He will make his 4th UFC appearance against a 5-fight UFC veteran Emeev.

Prediction- Ramazan Emeev by decision

5. Sarah Moras vs Vanessa Melo

Moras, a women’s bantamweight contender, has managed only 3 wins in her 8-fight long UFC career. Her opponent, Melo, is yet to rack up a win in the organization despite having fought thrice.

Both the fighters will look to change the course of their UFC careers with an impressive showing on the first card of 2021.

Prediction- Vanessa Melo by decision

6. Jacob Kilburn vs Austin Lingo

Kilburn and Lingo both lost their UFC debut. Kilburn lost to Billy Quarantillo back in 2019. Lingo, on the other hand, dropped a decision to Youssef Zalal at UFC 247.

The two promising featherweights will look to turn the tides on their respective careers. They have the stage set for them on UFC’s first event on the ABC network.

Prediction- Austin Lingo by decision

The Fight Night event will also be the first event on the newly inaugurated Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi. The UFC starts the year off with an exciting card, and fans cannot wait.

Ufc Preliminary Predictions

How do you see the prelim fights going? Do you agree with the predictions?

Continue the conversation on the app, join other MMA fans on MMA Fans App

UFC Vegas 20 prelim card preview

Another UFC Fight Night and another heavyweight headliner is upon us. Last week’s preliminary card sure was entertaining with five out of the six fights leading to a KO/TKO finish, so here’s hoping the UFC Vegas 20 prelims can keep the ball rolling. Here are our UFC betting predictions for the Rozenstruik vs Gane prelim card.

Light Heavyweight: Dustin Jacoby ($1.56) vs Maxim Grishin ($2.52)

Our first prelim bout of the evening brings together Dustin Jacoby (13-5-0, 1-2 UFC) and Maxim Grishin (31-8-2, 1-1 UFC). Jacoby’s last fight was an October 2020 KO/TKO victory over Justin Ledet, while Grishin is coming off an October 2020 victory of his own in a KO/TKO win over Gadzhimurad Antigulov. Both fighters have an array of finishes on their record, but at least half of each’s wins have come from KO/TKO. Jacoby is 9-1 by KO/TKO, 1-2 by submission, and 3-2 by decision in his career, while Grishin is 16-2 by KO/TKO, 6-4 by submission, and 9-2-2 by decision. It is interesting because Grishin usually fights at heavyweight, but this will be his second fight at 205 pounds. We like him to win straight up and continue a streak in the light heavyweight division.

Bantamweight: Vince Cachero ($2.43) vs Ronnie Lawrence ($1.61)

Our second contest of the evening brings in two bantamweight hopefuls in Vince Cachero (7-3-0, 0-1 UFC) and Ronnie Lawrence (6-1-0, 0-0 UFC). Cachero’s last fight was an August 2020 loss by unanimous decision in his UFC debut against Jamall Emmers. Lawrence is on a three-fight win streak, with his last contest being a September 2020 unanimous decision win over Jose Johnson on Dana White’s Contender Series. Cachero is 2-1 by KO/TKO, 2-0 by submission, and 3-2 by decision in his career, while Lawrence is 3-0 by KO/TKO, 0-0 by submission, and 3-1 by decision. We like Lawrence to win on his UFC debut.

Light Heavyweight: William Knight ($1.91) vs Alonzo Menifield ($1.91)

Our third fight features William Knight (9-1-0, 1-0 UFC) and Alonzo Menifield (9-2-0, 2-2 UFC) in another light heavyweight bout. Knight is riding a three-fight win streak, whereas Menifield is on the other side of the coin with a two-fight losing streak. Knight’s most recent fight was a September 2020 unanimous decision victory over Aleksa Camur, while Menifield’s last was a September 2020 KO/TKO loss to Ovince Saint Preux. These are two knockout artists, combining for a total of 16 wins and two losses via KO/TKO in each of their careers. Knight is 8-1 by KO/TKO, 0-0 by submission, and 1-0 by decision over the journey, and Menifield is 8-1 by KO/TKO as well, 1-0 by submission, and 1-1 by decision. We love that this is a pick’em and will side with Menifield to get right and end his two-fight skid. Also consider the under 1.5 rounds at $2.05 with UFC betting sites, as the fight could well be finished by then.

Women’s Flyweight: Alexis Davis ($2.80) vs Sabina Mazo ($1.48)

Ufc 252 Prelims

Our fourth fight of the night features Alexis Davis (19-10-0, 6-5 UFC) and Sabina Mazo (9-1-0, 3-1 UFC). Each fighter is on a three-fight streak, with Davis losing her last three and Mazo winning her last three. Davis’s last fight was a July 2019 unanimous decision loss to Viviane Araujo. Mazo’s most recent bout was a September 2020 submission victory over Justine Kish. Davis is 2-3 by KO/TKO, 8-1 by submission, and 9-6 by decision in her career, with each of her last five fights going to decision. Mazo is 2-0 by KO/TKO, 1-0 by submission, and 6-1 by decision in her career. We like Mazo by points.

Ufc 252 Prelims Predictions

Welterweight: Alex Oliveira ($2.00) vs Ramazan Kurmagomedov ($1.83)

This should be an exciting welterweight matchup between Alex ‘Cowboy’ Oliveira (22-9-1, 11-7 UFC) and Ramazan Kurmagomedov (8-0-0, 0-0 UFC). Kurmagomedov gets the late notice nod after Oliveira’s original opponent, Randy Brown, was forced to withdraw. Oliveira’s last fight was an October 2020 submission loss to Shavkat Rakhmonov. Kurmagomedov is undefeated as he heads into his UFC debut, and his last fight was a September 2020 submission victory over Trevor Ollison in the Cage Fury Fighting Championships promotion. Oliveira is 12-1 by KO/TKO, 5-5 by submission, and 5-3-1 by decision in his career, whereas Kurmagomedov is 1-0 by KO/TKO, 4-0 by submission, and 3-0 by decision. We like the sports betting odds on Kurmagomedov to win in his UFC debut.

Lightweight: Alexander Hernandez ($1.52) vs Thiago Moses ($2.67)

Our final prelim bout sees Alexander “The Great” Hernandez (12-3-0, 4-2 UFC) take on Thiago Moses (14-4-0, 3-2 UFC) in a battle of young lightweights that has the makings of a great fight. Hernandez beat Chris Gruetzemacher by KO/TKO last time out in October of 2020, and Moses is on a two-fight win streak after downing Bobby Green by unanimous decision on the same card. Hernandez is 5-2 by KO/TKO, 2-0 by submission, and 5-1 by decision in his career, while Moses is 3-0 by KO/TKO, 6-0 by submission, and 5-4 by decision. We like the underdog to continue his winning streak.

Fast Payouts