LiontipsNikita Krylov - Dominic Reyes: betting tip and bets for the fight
Command Analysis
Current form
Nikita Krylov is not just a fighter, he is a Russian tank with three consecutive victories. The last time he entered the octagon was in March 2023 — so what? He strangled American Ryan Spann in the first round, as if he hadn't fought back. Before that, Nikita dismantled the Swiss Volkan Ozdemir, and turned off the Swede Alexander Gustafsson with a technical knockout.
The 33-year—old Krylov has 29 wins: 12 by knockout, two by decision, 15 by submission and nine defeats. Well, it's like scars for a warrior — they just decorate. Eighth place in the UFC light heavyweight rankings, black belt in karate, titles in Fight Nights Global and Gladiators FC.
Interesting betting trends
The accuracy of Krylov's punches is 54 percent.Krylov has finished opponents in the first round in 23 fights in his career.
Current form
Dominic Reyes is like a Phoenix bird that has risen from the ashes. After four defeats in a row, three of which were knockouts, he returned with such a bang that the octagon shook. In June 2024, he effectively knocked out compatriot Dustin Jacobi, and in December, without further ado, he dealt with Anthony Smith, who looked like a shadow of himself that evening.
The 35-year—old Reyes has 14 wins: nine by knockout, three by decision, two by submission. Four losses, 11th place in the division, blue belt in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu.
Interesting betting trends
The success rate of Reyes' takedowns is 29 percent. Reyes has finished opponents in the first round in ten fights in his career.
Trends
Krylov's Victory by submissionbet
Krylov's victory statistics for painful/suffocating are 53 percent.
3.90Tip and bets
Krylov hasn't fought in over a year, which is a wake—up call, of course, but the guy is young, only 32, and three wins behind his back are heartwarming. The bookmakers see him as the favorite, and it's understandable why — he's like a tank that's been sitting in the garage for a long time, but the engine is still roaring. Reyes? After defeating Smith, he seems to be on top of things, but what's in his head is a mystery. He's 35, three years older, and that's an age where every fight is a test of strength. If Nikita was over 35 and he was coming back after two years of downtime, it would be worth betting against him. But here the fight is equal, like two wolves in the forest. One thing is clear — it won't last long. Both like to finish quickly, so we're waiting for the storm and betting on a quick finale, no matter who gets who down.
Our betting tip is a total of less than 1.5 rounds in 1.68
