The UFC 310 is making its way back to Las Vegas, Nevada, this weekend, but this time, we are not headed to the Apex but to the T-Mobile Arena to enjoy not only a title fight but also a clash between two undefeated warriors as the co-main event of the night.
The main event clash places Alexandre Pantoja against Kai Asakura in a fight for the Flyweight Championship Title as the Champion aims to achieve his 3rd defense.
For the co-main event, Shavkat Rakhmonov is placing his 18 wins streak against Ireland’s Ian Garry, who is putting his 15-0 record on the line too in a fight that nobody is allowed to blink on.
The main card also features the return of Cyril Gane against Alexandr Volkov and the clash between Bryce Mitchell and Kron Gracie, which will pick up the pace.
There will also be a ton of talented fighters on the prelims, with nine fights that include former title holders, veterans, and former title contenders to keep the hype up in this 14-match event.
You can check all the UFC/MMA bets, the analysis of each fighter, and the final bet you can make in these fights.
UFC 310: Pantoja vs. Asakura Fight Card Odds and Info
| Alexandre Pantoja 1.37 | Kai Asakura 3.145 |
| Shavkat Rakhmonov 1.23 | Ian Machado Garry 4.29 |
| Ciryl Gane 1.295 | Alexander Volkov 3.625 |
| Bryce Mitchell 1.125 | Kron Gracie 6.24 |
| Nate Landwehr 1.73 | Doo Ho Choi 2.131 |
| Anthony Smith 3.61 | Dominick Reyes 1.29 |
| Vicente Luque 2.256 | Themba Gorimbo 1.635 |
| Movsar Evloev 1.28 | Aljamain Sterling 3.71 |
| Randy Brown 2.778 | Bryan Battle 1.44 |
| Chris Weidman 1.88 | Eryk Anders 1.89 |
| Cody Durden 2.271 | Joshua Van 1.63 |
| Michael Chiesa 1.9 | Max Griffin 1.87 |
| Clay Guida 8.2 | Chase Hooper 1.07 |
| Kennedy Nzechukwu 1.136 | Łukasz Brzeski 5.55 |
| When? | Saturday, November 11th, at 6:00 pm ET, 5:00 pm CST, 4:00 pm MT, and 3:00 pm PT |
| Where? | T-Mobile Arena In Las Vegas, Nevada |
| Where can I watch it? | UFC Fight Pass |
UFC 310: Alexandre Pantoja vs. Kai Asakura
Why Bet on Alexandre Pantoja?
Pantoja has been an absolute stud of a champion, but it has not come without some concern. Pantoja is first and foremost a fantastic grappler, and it will no doubt be his primary way to win this fight, but the one thing that somewhat worries us is his propensity to get punched in the face. He simply absorbs too much damage during his fights, and there have been moments where he has been close to losing the belt yet he endured and won through a decision.
Pantoja has fantastic submissions and will be looking to secure one early in this fight in order to avoid any dangers in later rounds.
Why Bet on Kai Asakura?
Asakura has been a fantastic product of Japanese MMA. He is vicious on the feet, and when he’s on top control landing punches and overwhelming his opponent, he’s a freakishly fun fighter to watch.
With that said, he has shown some minor problems in the grappling part. He needs to be in full control or he will be reversed. That’s what we’ve noticed when he’s taking fights to the ground, but he is still a fantastic MMA fighter who has a major chance to cause an upset on the feet.
Final Betting Analysis: Alexandre Pantoja vs. Kai Asakura
As long as this fight stays on the feet, we are concerned for Pantoja because Asakura has dynamite in his hands, and since he will be fighting for a belt in one of the best organizations in the world, we think he will come out like a bat outta hell. It will be Pantoja’s experience that most likely answers that call.
Pantoja’s ability to survive and thrive on the ground will be prevalent during this fight, as he finds his way to an early submission finish.
UFC 310: Shavkat Rakhmonov vs. Ian Machado Garry
Why Bet on Shavkat Rakhmonov?
Rakhmonov has been an absolute wrecking ball in the division, he is extremely well-rounded and has one thing that could potentially test Garry’s resolve, and that’s outstanding wrestling and grappling.
On the feet, we don’t think Rakhmonov will have a lot of success as Garry is a sniper and is able to land at a ridiculously high rate and accuracy. While we expect Shavkat to look for some punches, a lot of it will be ultimately used to set up a takedown. From there it will most likely be a bit of stalling until a submission is available, although we find it difficult to believe that Garry is going to be submitted that easily.
Why Bet on Ian Machado Garry?
Garry will not have to worry about unorthodox strikes and styles like when he fought MVP. Rakhmonov is a lot more standard with his striking and more calculated, calm yet menacing, and that’s something Garry can play with at his own pace.
Now, we have a rather large concern about Ian Garry’s background in facing wrestlers, and since Shavkat isn’t a wrestler in the traditional sense, that well-roundedness could still present some challenges.
See, a lot of Garry’s previous opponents have mostly been strikers, which is great and all that, but just how well will he defend the takedowns of Shavkat? We’ll find that out soon.
Final Betting Analysis: Shavkat Rakhmonov vs. Ian Machado Garry
Rakhmonov will have an early strength advantage, and that will be important in dragging Garry down and asserting himself on the ground. Still, Garry will be very durable and should be able to scramble out of positions and back to the feet.
The ultimate factor in this fight is not skill but cardio. It will be evident who wins when rounds 4 and 5 start because this is going to be a long, drawn-out battle.
We bet on a decision, and we are kind of confident about Rakhmonov getting it to the canvas and draining Garry over as the fight goes on.
UFC 310: Ciryl Gane vs. Alexander Volkov II
Why Bet on Ciryl Gane?
Gane is coming off a strong win against Sergei Spivak, and it was not even competitive, 109 strikes to 11. He walked through his rival and it was beautiful to witness.
Now, there are some advantages that Gane clearly has over Volkov that we have seen when they first fought a few years back. Ciryl will be quicker on the feet. He is calculated and quick to enter and exit range, and he is quite tactical when it comes to throwing attacks. He never strikes to put himself in danger and always exits at an angle that is somewhat hard for his opponent to retaliate cleanly.
Why Bet on Alexander Volkov?
Volkov has always been a fantastic MMA fighter with gorgeous boxing and great wrestling, but unless he is an aggressor in all three rounds, we don’t know how he’s going to beat Gane.
The problem with Volkov is that he lacks the tools to deal with this rival, and whilst his boxing has been fantastic to watch, Gane’s footwork is a big factor.
One major tool that Volkov may utilize in this fight is the leg kicks, as that has been a mainstay for his striking setups. He always starts with the leg kicks, and once he lands a couple, he goes for a boxing combination, then back to the leg kicks. It’s a cycle of damage that he tends to rely on and it has been effective.
Final Betting Analysis: Ciryl Gane vs. Alexander Volkov
We believe Gane will keep Volkov on the defensive in this fight. He is going to chip at the legs early, slow down the mobility of his rival, and use his jab to paw at Volkov and disorient him enough to start landing follow-up strikes.
Volkov needs to make it gritty in there because he lost against Gane due to playing Gane’s game the first time. So, he needs to make this a grueling war, or Gane will just glide to a decision.
UFC 310: Bryce Mitchell vs. Kron Gracie
Why Bet on Bryce Mitchell?
Mitchell has a straightforward way to win this fight, wrestle but don’t grapple. It sounds horribly confusing but as long as he maintains top control and shuts down the submissions of Gracie, we expect him to become the victor.
You could say he is going to strike the pure grappler, and that’s always a possibility. However, we think he will wrestle and shut down Gracie, even though wrestling with him has been seen as a recipe for disaster, we don’t see any other way for Mitchell to win this one clearly.
Why Bet on Kron Gracie?
Gracie is somehow still relevant enough to be in the main card of a PPV. We don’t know why or how as he is on a losing streak and his last win was five years ago.
Anyway, it’s clear to me and to anyone that he will want to grapple. It’s his only way to win, and even if it’s likely not to land if Mitchell is not mentally there and somewhat shuts down, there are chances for an upset.
Final Betting Analysis: Bryce Mitchell vs. Kron Gracie
That’s the simplicity of this fight, wrestling versus grappling, nothing more, nothing less… Mitchell should take the win.
UFC 310: Nate Landwehr vs. Doo Ho Choi
Why Bet on Nate Landwehr?
Landwehr thrives in the heat of battle. He is not the kind of fighter to play tit for tat, he doesn’t dabble with soft jabs or dancing in the cage, the moment the fight starts, he’s already trying to finish the fight through heavy attacks and absolute violence and chaos. That’s why we think this fight against Choi is a dangerous but also advantageous one for Landwehr.
If Landwehr wants to fight smart, he must wrestle and expose the boxer on the ground, as Choi has always had a rather sketchy takedown defense. We think that, once the fight hits the ground, he will land heavy ground and pound and even look for a submission.
Why Bet on Doo Ho Choi?
Now that Choi is back into MMA training full-time, we’re likely to see some massive improvements as he refocuses his mindset and hones his skills in the cage. However, we wonder how much of what he will prepare will be effective while facing the car crash of a fighter in Landwehr.
It is hard to prepare for a firefight, and since Choi’s striking defense has always been “take a shot to dish ‘em straight back,” we don’t know how he will deal with the overwhelming aggression and output that Landwehr utilizes when the fight goes a bit crazy.
Final Betting Analysis: Nate Landwehr vs. Doo Ho Choi
For as much as Landwehr thrives in dangerous situations in the cage, Choi is notorious for biting down on the mouthpiece and letting his own hands go. That’s why we think this fight is dangerous for both fighters.
We expect Landwehr to eat a lot of shots, and while we think his chin is probably going to hold up well, it’s hard to count him out completely. We believe Choi’s lead side attack is unexpectedly dangerous, and Landwehr could suffer a solid left hook after a right straight. However, we also think that if Landwehr stands his ground and lets his hands go, Choi will be in the firing line of some fight-ending punches.
UFC 310: Anthony Smith vs. Dominick Reyes
Why Bet on Anthony Smith?
Smith has got to be the most difficult-to-predict fighter ever. He can either be on top of the world and look absolutely fantastic, or he crumbles and falls apart quicker than a sand castle in a typhoon. Anthony is a very well-rounded fighter who has solid boxing and fantastic grappling, and we feel like his grappling will be the main focus, as Reyes will be far too tall of a task on the feet.
There could also be moments in which Smith lets his hands go early and rattles Reyes. We don’t exactly have a great read on the latter as he has recently bounced back from four back-to-back losses so we don’t know how he will look this weekend, but any moment on the feet will be dangerous for both fighters, but mostly for Smith, however.
Why Bet on Dominick Reyes?
Reyes has jumped over his first major hurdle in his career after he won against Jacoby, as we feel like he was doubting his ability to fight at a high level during his losing streak. Against Jacoby, we saw a glimpse of the old Reyes, one that was destroying competition leading up to his fight against Jones, and we gotta say, it’s one of the few feel-good stories of this year.
Reyes will be a dangerous opponent for Smith simply because he fights with a very bladed southpaw stance. That allows him to jab offensively, but also land a fantastic left kick to the body, and if there’s one thing we all somewhat notice about Smith, it’s that he shells up quite a lot. He likes to have a high guard and that would leave the liver exposed for a left kick.
Final Betting Analysis: Anthony Smith vs. Dominick Reyes
Our prediction on how this fight is going to play is that Reyes will throw out a few light jabs, make Smith raise the guard a bit, andthen smash the body with his left kick. That pattern might repeat until enough damage is done and Smith’s guard lowers, which then opens him up to a flurry of combinations on the feet.
Either way, Reyes will be throwing left-side attacks often, and once he smells blood in the water, he absolutely goes in for the finish.
UFC 310: Vicente Luque vs. Themba Gorimbo
Why Bet on Vicente Luque?
Luque did not look good last time, and now he’s facing someone just as dangerous.
Luque has always been a fantastic fighter to watch. He was always ready to meet the fire and tenaciousness of his opponents and was willing to stand and bang. He was highly capable of looking for takedowns and finding submissions on the ground, but ever since his rough loss against Buckley, we don’t think he’s ready for another up-and-coming talent.
Why Bet on Themba Gorimbo?
Gorimbo has been on a tear recently, and we don’t see that momentum changing soon. Gorimbo has two things that he could do in this fight to win; he could utilize his wrestling, which has always been a major catalyst for his success, or use his dangerous instinct on the ground to deal damage and be an overwhelming force.
On the feet, we are likely to see Gorimbo look to land heavy and educated shots such as uppercuts and strikes. Those are meant to act as a deterrent to a level change, and even if there was a level change, we think Themba is more than honed and intelligent to lower the stance and meet Luque halfway.
Final Betting Analysis: Vicente Luque vs. Themba Gorimbo
Luque’s only chance to win this fight is to test the grappling of Gorimbo, take the fight to the ground, and look for submission because we know for a fact that he is now a bit cautious about getting hit. That brain bleed incident really messed him up and we don’t know if he will be ready for any stand-up war.
If by some sudden change of mind, Luque bites down on the mouthpiece and lets his hands go, we still think Gorimbo will come out on top due to his speed and power.
UFC 310: Movsar Evloev vs. Aljamain Sterling
Why Bet on Movsar Evloev?
Evloev is a very well-rounded fighter who hasridiculously good wrestling fundamentals and powerful boxing.However, the boxing is more in a similar style to Sambo, that is, short and powerful combinations that tend to lead to a level change.
Anyway, he is a fantastic wrestler, and we expect him to at least be able to keep a tenacious pace against the slippery snake that is Sterling. We mean that in the sense that Aljo’s grappling is top tier and he can glide and slide to all positions relatively easily.
Evloev’s wrestling is fantastic, he can push a pace that Sterling is going to feel to a degree, and we wonder if the latter will crumble a little bit.
Why Bet on Aljamain Sterling?
Sterling is an ex-champion and has carried himself as such during that chapter of his career. We think that while he might not improve a lot as the camps go by, he has refined his skills and has fought a lot more smartly recently compared to back when he was at Bantamweight.
He isquicker to get a takedown and waste as little time as possible standing. He exposes his opponent’s weaknesses and has a really successful time dominating in top control. He is so comfortable on the ground but that is not to say he is uncomfortable on the feet.
Sterling can sometimes look a bit stunned standing, and whilst his KO loss against O’Malley is a major example of him being a bit too starstruck or frozen, we don’t know if he will feel that pressure with Evloev, not with any niggling injuries he still is dealing with. That shoulder injury he sustained is no doubt going to make getting wrestling positions harder.
Final Betting Analysis: Movsar Evloev vs. Aljamain Sterling
We want to address the elephant in the room, and that’sAljo’s left shoulder injury sustained before the last scheduled fight about 3 or 4 months back. If Evloev wants to win, he must attack that same arm, and he has the strength to do so, plus, we don’t know how much they modified the camp for Aljo’s injury so he could remain fit but also safe from re-injury.
There is a possibility that Sterling could get a submission whilst on the ground, regardless of position, but honestly, Evloev should be able to read all of what is coming and adapt accordingly to get the win.
UFC 310: Randy Brown vs. Byan Battler
Why Bet on Randy Brown?
Brown is coming off a string of solid victories over the likes of Turman, Salikhov, and Zaleski, relatively decent names, but we think it’s fair to say that Battle will be the toughest challenge to date.
Now, Brown is a fantastic boxer, he is quick on the feet and his length has allowed him practically glide when striking his opponent because as the longer fighter, there isn’t exactly much stress or concern with things landing from his opponent’s attacks because he could just simply step out of the way.
Why Bet on Bryan Battle?
Battle has been a fun fighter to watch in recent years, he is the last solid product of the TUF tournament, and we are very excited to see how he handles himself in this fight. He is as diverse in technique as Brown, with the only slight difference being that he is a little bit slower and not as snappy.
The way we see Battle fighting this weekend is slow forward pressure, waiting for Brown to throw something heavy, trying to slip it,or crash into it, and looking for a body clinch so he can work some takedowns. While he has great jabs, he still stands as an unmoving target, and we believe that the longer Bryan waits in striking range, the more time his rival has to time his strikes.
Final Betting Analysis: Randy Brown vs. Bryan Battle
If Battle penetrates Brown’s posting range, we expect him to roll with it and throw a knee up the middle. He uses it almost as a reflex whenever his opponent enters kneeing range, so the latter is quite dangerous in all ranges, but it will only work if he doesn’t eye poke and disrupt the rhythm of the fight.
The battle must wrestle a lot in this fight to win, or at least make this a highly boring fight because the longer that it remains standing and at jabbing range, the more time Brown has to settle in, set up combinations, and enter the flow state he’s so good in.
We think Brown is going to getthe win.
UFC 310: Chris Weidman vs. Eryk Anders
Why Bet on Chris Weidman?
Weidman will be the toughest wrestling challenge for Anders. On the feet, he is fine, nothing special, and whilst he’s well-rounded and has the standard weapons that any MMA fighter has on the feet, he truly shines when it comes to his wrestling.
Why Bet on Eryk Anders?
Anders has always been a bit of a physical bully. He isn’t your traditional MMA fighter and doesn’t have the technique that a lot of standard colleagues have. What he possesses is speed and power, and when he mixes those two assets together, he can be dangerous to fight.
He has been working incredibly actively on improving his grappling, refining newfound tools all the time, as he has participated in quite a few grappling bouts in recent years. While that’s incredible to see, we are skeptical as we don’t think thathe’s ready for Weidman.
Final Betting Analysis: Chris Weidman vs. Eryk Anders
We have to go with Weidman. We have never been impressed with Anders’ wins, and whilst Chris is coming from a controversial performance against Silva, he has always been an exceptionally well-rounded fighter. All he needs to do is keep this fight basic,jab, leg kick, and wrestle, not necessarily look for takedowns, but use his cardio to pin Eryk against the cage and his length to control him, that’s practically it.
UFC 310: Cody Durden vs. Joshua Van
Why Bet on Cody Durden?
Durden is coming off a very impressive ninja choke submission over Matt Schnell, and that was on short notice too. However, you could shrug that performance aside since, you know, he was fighting Matt Schnell who was already on his way out.
Cody is a very well-rounded wrestler who will test Van’s takedown defense and his resolve because he is really good at using forward pressure and a high volume of takedowns.
Now, since Durden will be behind in the striking stats, we will see him get a bit more desperate to get those takedowns. With the normal-sized octagon giving Van more leeway to maneuver and move around, we think we’ll see the former play the chasing game a bit and maybe fall into a counter.
Why Bet on Joshua Van?
Van has only one slight dent in his UFC career, and that was in a highly competitive and exciting fight against Charles Johnson three months ago. Since then he has achieved a win over Edgar Chairez, and it looked like a classic Joshua Van fight, 60% of his strikes landed, nearly 300 strikes thrown in three rounds, three takedowns, and 4 minutes of control time.
Van will be the slightly smaller fighter, but given that Durden’s style doesn’t really rely on having a longer reach and such, we don’t think he would worry about fighting the “taller and longer opponent.” Speed will be a deciding factor on the feet and since Joshua is a quick boxer, we think we’re likely to see his rival only use his reach as wrestlers do, getting a lock and a grip around his opponents’ legs or body.
Final Betting Analysis: Cody Durden vs. Joshua Van
It is rather safe to say that, if Durden is able to penetrate the jabbing range of Van, pin him against the cage and hold him, maybe land some attacks in the clinch, he could walk away the victor.
Now, the problem with all of that is that Van is one of the most dangerous prospects in the division. Defensively he is ridiculously sound, and after the first round we will likely see him let his hands go and that will only make Durden a lot more cautious if initial wrestling is not successful.
We don’t think Durden will be able to hold Van down here so we expect the latter to finish the fight in the third round.
UFC 310: Michael Chiesa vs. Max Griffin
Why Bet on Michael Chiesa?
Chiesa is an interesting fighter to talk about because he is only in the spotlight now due to his win over Ferguson, whichwasn’t really a surprise, as he has always been a mid-level fighter who excelled in the wrestling and grappling department. That’s what Michael will always strive to accomplish in his fights,get in close, grab a hold of his opponent, and look to drag him down to the ground.
Chiesa is lightning-quick with the submission setups. He wastes very little time in wrapping up a body triangle or getting the hooks in, and we feel like, depending on the position and the time it has been taken, Michael could glide towards a submission attempt and sink it in.
Why Bet on Max Griffin?
Griffin has always been a rather well-rounded fighter. He has never been explosive or someone who takes a lot of chances. Instead, he is very patient and uses the right tools to counter his opponents’ style, and against Griffin, he could make this a point fight, stick, and move. He cannot engage in an extended combination early or he may get trapped into a level change situation by Chiesa.
The tools that we will most likely see Griffin utilize during this fight will be his jab,and a short and quick combination because any over-extension of a combination will be countered by a takedown.
Final Betting Analysis: Michael Chiesa vs. Max Griffin
When it comes to Chiesa’s wrestling ability compared to Griffin’s takedown defense, they somewhat cancel each other out.
We are aware that Griffin’s takedown defense has been tested during his career andit will also be tested this weekend. However, he has been relatively good when it comes to remaining calm when he’s taken down, and also at working to improve the positioning so he can stand back up and get a reset.
The bad news is that Chiesa can make some dreadful decisions on the feet, such as, you know, keep the fight standing and thus contend with the striking ability of his opponent. While Griffin hasn’t put away many of his opponents in recent years, he still has thunderous hands, and the longer that Michael waits on the feet to find a “perfect opportunity” to go for a level change or a clinch attack, the more chances Max has at pressing forward and throwing heavy punches.
We think Griffin will find the finish halfway through the fight.
UFC 310: Clay Guida vs. Chase Hooper
Why Bet on Clay Guida?
Guida has certainly been around for a long time, and at this point, we don’t know if he’s fighting out his contract or he’s just bored. Either way, his time in advancing through the division and getting solid wins under his belt is pretty much over nowadays.
His style is iconic, he is a very quick-moving fighter who utilizes incredible forward motion and aggression when he fights, it’s always fun when you watch him pressure his opponents and always be in the face of his opponent. With that forward pressure, comes heavy volume in wrestling and takedown attempts, there will barely be a moment in this fight when Hooper is not defending a takedown or adjusting his own positioning so he can set up a submission on the feet or during a transition to the ground.
The rather unique thing about Guida though is that, at the age of 42, he still fights at a pace as if he’s 30 still. Yes, his style is quite predictable and someone like Hooper will be able to counter the takedowns with outstanding BJJ skills, but that pace is remarkable, and outside of Chase may be wrapping up a guillotine or something that stems from a defensive setup, we are curious to see how he will respond to the overwhelming activity.
Why Bet on Chase Hooper?
Hooper is certainly someone who we have somewhat doubted a few times in the past. However, he has grown so much in the last few fights, and he has absolutely fixed up his lesser skillset (his striking), so it is fair to say that we are very excited to see him now.
Chase should have a massive advantage the moment this fight hits the ground, and since Guida has the propensity to want to takedown fights, he will be in his element.
Hooper’s striking is also something to keep an eye on. It’s nothing too fancy,it’s clear that he has only learned the fundamentals, but that’s all you need at this level. A well-timed punch is much better than a sloppy spinning elbow, and we think we are likely to see Hooper implement some uppercuts or some strikes down the middle just to dissuade Guida and catch him off guard.
Final Betting Analysis: Clay Guida vs. Chase Hooper
Guida utilises nothing but overwhelming activity, he has rather okay striking butit stems from that level of activity. If you cast a wide net, you’re bound to catch a few fish, right?
Guida is fighting uphill in this bout, and outside of that activity possibly testing the mental durability and cardio of Hooper, we don’t see many ways that he can cause an upset against a fighter growing with each of his fights.
UFC 310: Kennedy Nzechukwu vs. Łukasz Brzeski
Why Bet on Kennedy Nzechukwu?
The good news about Nzechukwu is that he is coming off a win against Barnett, but that fight was not without an asterisk. For some unknown or speculative reason, Barnett injured his leg during the fight, so he never really fought at his best.
What we can say with some mild confidence is that weaponry and technique diversity will be on the side of Nzechukwu. That could help him greatly in this fight, but Brzeski has caused a big upset previously, and whilst the chance of it happening again is rather slim, we do not trust Nzechukwu’s iffy performance over the past few fights.
Why Bet on Łukasz Brzeski?
Brzeski’s only win in the UFC was against Valter Walker, a horrible fighter who has the cardio of someone who should be on “my 600-pound life” but he also has the wrestling skills of someone who is very physically strong.
It isn’t a great win by any means but it still saved his career a touch. Anyway, Brzeski is mostly a striker. He doesn’t exactly have a lot of power in his hands and often has diminishing effectiveness as the rounds go by, but what he has is solid boxing fundamentals.
Final Betting Analysis: Kennedy Nzechukwu vs. Łukasz Brzeski
Are Brzeski’s boxing fundamentals enough to deal with a multifaceted striker like Nzechukwu? No, and will Brzeski’s chin be able to withstand any emphatic shots that carry power and weight? Probably not, so the odds make some sense here, but we can’t help but think that Nzechukwu will deal with some dangers early in the fight.
We don’t see this going the distance, and if it does, it’s probably due to Nzechukwu not chasing a finish even after hurting Brzeski.
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