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Kai Kamaka III -135...Kamaka is legit boxer with decent TDD and scrambles, but he lacks the power to keep guys like TJ Brown from continuing to pressure. Brown’s bread and butter are to shoot and grind opponents on the mat, but his reactive striking and ability to throw multiple shots off the same hand can catch opponents unaware. Kamaka’s long gas tank and cleaner striking will probably still out-point Brown on the cards.
Loma Lookboonmee -400...Eventually, Lookboonmee will be physically dominated at Strawweight. As an Atomweight fighter forced to fight at 115 due to the lack of her natural division in the UFC, the Thai fighter has held herself extremely well at 115. Dominating fighters in the clinch, Lookboonmee lands frequently with knees and elbows and throwing hard body kicks when exiting. Hughes is a physically imposing Strawweight, one that could win this on size alone, yet her leaky striking defense leaves her open to punishment. Hughes can use her size and grappling chops to negate Lookboonmee’s best work in the clinch, but the Thai fighter is hard to hit standing...lean Loma but too close to call at this price.
Andreas Michailidis -190...Both were both finished in the first-round of their UFC debuts, Michailidis was a last-minute call-up in a heavier weight class. Despite Bhullar’s huge 6’4″ frame for MW, his lack of volume allows opponents to set the pace of the fight and close distance without risk. While Michailidis is limited to low kicks and hooks on the feet, his grappling is more proven than Bhullar’s..likely descision
Luke Sanders KO +360 ...Colares can hold his own on the feet for periods, but his single-shot offenSe won’t be enough to keep Sanders from walking him down. While Sanders often swings and misses, he carries crazy power and only needs one to wobble opponents. Colares will likely aim to pull guard to stay away from Sanders’ power on the feet, but he struggles keeping opponents on the mat.