Jack Hermansson as Gregory Rodriguez. Betting Tip for the fight

Current form

Jack Hermansson stayed in the octagon for a while. Not in the sense of time spent inside the cage, but in terms of returning. The last time he fought Joe Pifer was more than a year ago, he pulled out that victory by decision, but since then there has been silence. A simple one that has dragged on for more than 12 months is always alarming. Especially in 2025, where every second comeback ends with the fighter simply not being able to get into a rhythm, and starts shooting when everyone has already gone into hiding.

Hermansson is 37. He has 24 wins to his credit: eleven by knockouts, six by punches, and seven by points. But there were eight defeats, and each one left a mark. He is a veteran, durable, and experienced, but he looks a little heavy against the background of modern station wagons. He has a base, but the question is whether he can turn it on quickly against a guy who comes in with full energy.

Interesting betting trends

The accuracy of Hermansson's punches is 45 percent.

Current form

But Gregory Rodriguez's last fight, as they say, did not come. Cannonier is a tough guy, and in February he just didn't let the Brazilian open up. Rodriguez wasn't exactly in terrible shape—he wasn't in his own. Careful, restrained, without the usual pressure and aggression. As a result, we finished in fourth, and that was a natural outcome.

But let's not judge by one evening. Rodriguez has 16 wins (nine of them by knockout) and only six defeats. The question is who will come to Las Vegas: the Rodriguez who knocked out the guys in the first round, or the one who passively watched Cannonier measure out defeat for him.

Interesting betting trends

The accuracy of Rodriguez's punches is 53 percent.