LiontipsPeyton Talbott - Felipe Lima: betting tip and bets for the fight on June 29, 2025)
Command Analysis
Current form
Peyton Talbott is a young wolf who was rushing to the top, but got a flick on the nose. In December 2024, he sensationally flew into Barcelona, although he was the favorite with a cosmic coefficient. Barcelos unwound him everywhere — in the stand, in the stalls, leaving Payton confused, like a beginner in sparring. It was the first defeat in his career (8-1, 6 KOs), after striking knockouts over Yanis Gemmuri and Cameron Saiman.
The UFC seems to have decided not to coddle Talbott by throwing him in a cage with a guy from the jungle, Felipe Lima. Peyton is about speed and accuracy, but after such a blow to his ego, he needs to pull himself together. The question is, will it be able to ignite again or will the pressure break it.
Interesting betting trends
The accuracy of Talbott's punches is 56 percent.
Current form
Felipe Lima is a Brazilian jaguar, fast and tenacious. He broke into the UFC on short notice and immediately strangled Muhammad Naimov, and in December 2024 he confidently reworked Miles Jones with a decision. Both fights were in the featherweight division, but now Lima is returning to his native lightweight division, where he was the Oktagon MMA champion (up to 61 kg).
This guy is a submissive machine and has a strong chin, but he is inferior in size: Talbott is 10 cm taller (180 versus 170 cm) and has a 5 cm advantage in arm span (178 versus 173 cm). Lima has proved that he is ready for the meat grinder, but will he be able to withstand the pace of the American in the stand?
Interesting betting trends
The accuracy of Lima's punches is 45 percent.
Trends
The bet is Talbott's Victory by Knockout
Talbott's knockout stats are 78 percent
5.40Tip and bets
The bookmakers are betting on Lima, but it smells sensational. This is a fight between two talents who were brought together too early — as if the UFC decided to put them to the test. Lima is a tough fighter, but not a takedown machine like Barcelos. If Talbott takes the initiative and doesn't back down, he can set a pace that the Brazilian can't keep up with. Peyton's stance is faster and more varied, and his elbows and knees are like a surprise in a box. We are waiting for the fight, where Talbott will press, and Lima will try to knit or catch on submission. But the experience of Barcelos should have taught Peyton to avoid the stalls. The fight will reach the judges, and then the American will prevail due to volume and activity.
Our prediction is that Talbott will win in 2.78
