Bookmakers give odds of 1.43 for a Draw, 2.67 for a Roundtree, and 26.00 for a draw. The total for more than 2.5 rounds is 1.97, and the total for less is 1.79

Current form

Both Prokhazka and Rountree are coming with a record of defeating the same guy, Jamal Hill. But how they did it is where the fun begins. Jiri smeared Hill like a pancake in a frying pan in January—technical knockout, ground-and-pound, that's it. It was his triumphant comeback after Alex Pereira turned out the lights for him at UFC 303 in 2024. Prokhazka has a 5-2 record in the UFC, and the only one who stopped him was Pereira. Jiri has 31 wins (26 by knockout, one by decision, three by submission) and five defeats. A serious track record, that's for sure.

Interesting betting trends

The accuracy of the Prohazka strokes is 41 percent.  

Current form

Rowntree seems to know how not to get in trouble. He knows how to keep his head cool when fists are flying around. Prokhazka? Oh, this guy is like a Viking on a dragon boat who rushes into battle without thinking about the consequences. Jiri will push, swinging his long arms (and his swing, by the way, is four inches longer than Rountree's). This gives him a chance to keep Khalil at a distance, but here's the paradox — both of these guys are like that, they can set off fireworks at any moment. One precise hit and that's it, the show is over. Roundtree has 15 wins (ten by knockout, five by decision) and seven losses. It's not as impressive a list as the Czech, but you can't get away with experience and cunning.

Interesting betting trends

The accuracy of Roundtree's punches is 41 percent.