Kevin Holland - Mike Malott: betting tip and bets for the fight

Current form

Holland had a real meat grinder with Daniel Rodriguez in July — the guys were fighting on equal terms, and anyone could knock out the other at any moment. Before that, he strangled Vicente Luca with an anaconda, a classic where experience decides. And before that, he confidently stood up to Gunnar Nelson, who was simply exhausted. Holland is an all—rounder: he hits like a hammer in the stand, strangles like a boa constrictor in the stalls. His punch is sharper than Malott's right now. The 32-year-old Yankee has 28 victories (12 by knockout, six by points, ten by pain) against 14 failures. The guy is tough as a tank and talented to the core, but sometimes he burns with napalm without a plan and with a leaky defense. He holds only 55 percent of takedowns — not elite, but he saves by standing up and smashing opponents so that they just can't reach their feet.

Interesting betting trends

The accuracy of Holland's punches is 50 percent. .

Current form

Malott recovered from that drama with Neil Magni — he led the whole fight, but broke down on the last ticks in Toronto in 2024. Since then, he has redesigned Trevin Giles by decision, and then dismantled Charles Radtke by hand — pure domination. The Canadian has an arsenal like a Swiss knife: grappling on the level, finishing in the stalls is his forte. In a recent duel, he also showed his might in his fists. But Holland is a different caliber, and Malott has never danced with such a beast. The 33-year-old owner has 12 triumphs (five by knockout, one by points, six by subs) and a couple of defeats. He's a year older, but he has less experience — Holland has fought with the UFC elite and beyond. There are a lot of disadvantages in the record at Tapology, but this is from matches with Reinier de Rieder, Michael Page, Jack Della Maddalena — in two years. And below that, Khamzat Chimaev, to finish off the painting.

Interesting betting trends

The accuracy of Malott's punches is 48 percent.