Eric Anders - Christian Leroy Duncan: betting tip and bets for the fight

Current form

Christian Leroy Duncan, apparently, still hasn't shown his best. In the last fight, he clashed with Andrei Pulyaev in a sticky, grueling duel — and even though he won by decision, the spectacle was, let's say, not for gourmets. And if you remember how vividly Pulyaev later dismantled Nick Klein, you can suspect that he was clearly not in the best shape, perhaps even injured.

Before that, Duncan lost to Gregory Rodriguez on points, the first defeat since the meeting with Armen Petrosyan. And yet the statistics are on his side: the accuracy of significant shots is almost 60 percent, which is a luxury on average in the division. In terms of the number of strikes, it's also a plus — he strikes 4.75, misses 3.01. It's not good for the opponents.

Interesting betting trends

Duncan's takedown defense is 72 percent.

Current form

But Eric Anders, aka Rage, turned on that rage in the last fight and sent Chris Weidman to rest with a technical knockout. Before that, he had dealt with Jamie Pickett. Everything seems to be fine, but the age of 38 signals that it's time to think not only about victories, but also about how many more such fights are ahead.

Duncan is eight years younger, and a good four inches longer in his arms. In this division, a swing is like a long lever: the bigger it is, the more painful it is. Anders has a decent accuracy of 48%, but the problem is different: he misses more (4.05) than he hits (3.54). And this, as they say in our octagon, is a one—way ticket.Interesting betting trends

Anders' takedown defense is 80 percent.