Current form

Calvin Gastelum is a guy that everyone in the UFC knows. A record of 13-10 and one No Contest is not much, but there is experience behind it, hardened in battles with the best. The last time Kelvin was shocked was in June, when Joe Pifer prevailed by a decision of the judges. In the first round, Gastelum staggered, but he persevered, gathered himself and brought the matter to an end. Before that, there was a triumph over Daniel Rodriguez, however, with a caveat — Kelvin failed the weigh-in.

Well, weight is his eternal drama, but he's still a tough nut to crack in a cage. At the age of 33, Gastelum is not a young lion, but a seasoned wolf, which is difficult to put down. But there's not as much power in his punches as we'd like. His opponents have not been from the top lately, and Stoltzfus, let's face it, is not Sean Brady, who in 2023 showed Kelvin where crayfish hibernate.

Interesting betting trends

The accuracy of Gastelum's strikes is 42 percent.

Current form

Dustin Stoltzfus is the kind of guy who's always interesting to follow, even if he's losing. His fights are like a good movie, with unexpected twists. In the last match, he gave a fight to Nursoltan Ruziboev, but lost on points. Before that, there was a striking knockout by Marc-Andre Barrio — it's worth watching if you missed it. And even earlier, Stoltzfus himself caught an elbow from Bruno Ferreira and went into a blackout. Dustin is a walking unpredictability.

He is three inches taller than Gastelum, and his arm span is four inches longer. This gives him a trump card in the stance and in the fight. Stoltzfus is not someone to be discounted. He's like that player on the football field who seems to be in the shadows, but at any moment can give a goal out of nothing.

Interesting betting trends

The accuracy of Stoltzfuss's punches is 45 percent.