Henry Cejudo - Peyton Talbott: betting tip (kef 2.90) and bets on the fight

Current form

For Cejudo, this fight is more like an attempt to prove everything despite the circumstances. He last entered the octagon in February and lost to Song Yadong by technical decision. There was an unpleasant incident with an eye injury after a poke, but referee Jason Herzog did not allow the fight to be stopped. Henry had to work on it, and he lost on points, although many expected the fight to be declared invalid.

This was the first appearance of the former champion of the light heavyweight and light heavyweight divisions after the failure against Merab Dvalishvili in February 2024. It looks like one of Cejudo's legs is already out of the sport. It feels like he's thinking more about business, podcasts, and deals than a Talbott gamplan. It's hard to go into battle in such a state, and you can't expect a better version from him.

Interesting betting trends

The accuracy of Cejudo's punches is 47 percent.

Current form

Talbott returned loudly in June, confidently dismantling Felipe Lima. This happened after a surprise defeat by Raoni Barcelos in January. Then many people wrote off Barcelos, only then it became clear that it was a mistake. He then beat both Cody Garbrandt, albeit not the best version of him, and Ricky Simon. Doubts about the status of the super prospect are appropriate now, but Talbott has enough advantages to take it. 

Barcelos has shown weaknesses in transfer protection, but size will decide a lot in this pair. Talbott is fifteen centimeters taller and has the same advantage in arm span. Strength and athleticism are on his side, and he can seriously worry the former Olympic champion in a stand—up position. It will be difficult for Cejudo to survive such exchanges.

Interesting betting trends

The accuracy of Talbott's punches is 55 percent.