Brandon Moreno - Lonier Kavanagh: betting tip (kef 1.45) and bets on the fight

Current form

Moreno had a short break between fights. At the end of 2025, he lost to Tatsuro Taira by technical knockout. The stop caused controversy, and Moreno himself was openly displeased. And indeed, he didn't look broken, but he was stuck in a sticky struggle, like a car on wet grass: there was momentum, there was no movement. Prior to that, the Mexican had consistently passed Steve Erceg and Amir Albazi by referees' decisions. Earlier, there were dramatic defeats by split decision from Brandon Royval and Alexander Pantokhi — it was in that fight that he lost the UFC light heavyweight title. The 32-year-old Latin American has 23 wins (five by knockout, seven by decision, 11 by submission) and 10 defeats. The main thing is that he was already a champion. And this is not just a line in the statistics, it is a different level of understanding of pressure and pace.

Current form

Kavanaugh suffered his first career defeat in August 2025, when Charles Johnson scored a technical knockout. It was a painful but revealing evening for the 26-year-old Briton. Before that, he walked without misfires and looked fresh and daring. He has been competing in the UFC since 2024, the balance is two wins and one loss. He defeated Felipe dos Santos and Jose Ochoa, and previously played for Cage Warriors for a long time. His record is eight wins (three by knockout, five by decision) and one loss. Kavanagh is a neat, agile, and technical fighter. But for now, there are no big wars behind our backs. And Mexico City is not the best place to learn to breathe under fire.