Jonata Diniz as Alvin Hines. Betting Tip for the fight

Current form 

Jonata Diniz is a man who is recognized in the gym by his characteristic silhouette and powerful warm—up, and in the octagon by his hurricane pace. Until recently, his path to the UFC went without a hitch: he knocked out Austin Lane, confidently beat Carl Williams, and it seemed that just a little more - and here he is, a new heavyweight monster. But in the fall, he was caught by the old cunning Marcin Tybura. The Polish heavyweight competently transferred the fight to the stalls, sat down in the mount and turned on the elbow artillery. As a result, Diniz's face became a target for the surgeon, and the doctors did not allow him to advance to the next round. This is my first pro loss, but it's a useful lesson. The 34-year-old Brazilian currently has seven wins (six by knockout, one by decision) and one loss.

Interesting betting trends

The accuracy of Diniz's punches is 54 percent.

Current form

But Alvin Hines is the case when a guy doesn't seem to be from the prospectuses, but enters the UFC as if from the back door. He is 33, and he was not led, not unwound, just pulled out of the LFA and thrown into the pool. He didn't lose his head there: he dealt with his rivals harshly, in the rack and on the floor. And in the last fight, he shot a haikik at all — a rarity for weights.

However, then I still stumbled over a Holster. Yes, that's the Polish strength tester, and Hines couldn't handle him either - a technical knockout in the second round. Nevertheless, the American has seven wins in his record: three by knockout, three by submission, and one by decision. Technically, there are no defeats, and this adds to the interest.

Interesting betting trends

Hines's early victory statistics are 86 percent.