Edmen Shahbazyan as Andre Petroski. Betting Tip for the fight

Current form

Edmen Shahbazyan is back on the wave, and his return is pure fire. He recently knocked out Dylan Budka in the first round, showing that his fists are still like hammers. But before that, there was a misfire with Gerald Mearshart: Edman dropped his opponent, but ran out of steam and fell for a choke. Shahbazyan is like a loaded cannon, but he needs to keep up the pace so as not to stall. His knockout power and stance technique make him dangerous to anyone, but it's a matter of stamina.

Interesting betting trends

The accuracy of Shahbazian's punches is 51 percent.

Current form

Andre Petroski is like a bulldozer that drags a fight into its element. His plan is clear: to drag Shahbazyan into the stalls and make a real nightmare there. Petroski is a master of grappling, and his stats are frightening: second in the division in takedown accuracy (second only to Abus Magomedov), second in transfer protection (after Roman Kopylov), third in submission in 15 minutes. He is the leader in time in the dominant position, the fourth in total control and the third in percentage control. Even from below, he spends a minimum of time — it's just a car on the ground. But he has few early finishes — only three in the UFC, the last one in 2021.

Interesting betting trends

The accuracy of Petrovsky's punches is 50 percent.