Sergey Pavlovich - Tallison Teixeira: betting tip (kef 1.32) and bets on the fight

Current form 

Sergey Pavlovich has not fought since August 2025, but last time he left the cage as confidently as possible. Then the Russian literally dismantled Waldo Cortez-Acosta, turning the fight into a tough masterclass on how to work as the number one. Pavlovich acted aggressively, constantly pushing and throwing heavy shots. With that kind of power, most heavyweights usually can't even keep up with half the distance.

Before that, Sergey closed an unpleasant defeat against Alexander Volkov with a victory over Jairzinho Rosenstruik. That fight did not become the decoration of the evening, but Pavlovich did the main thing — he took the result and returned to the race for the top of the division. In general, the defeats in the Russian's career can be counted on one hand, and he lost exclusively to top fighters — Volkov, Tom Aspinall and Alistair Overeem at the start of his career in the UFC.

Pavlovich's most dangerous weapon is his starting onslaught. Sergey rarely spends time scouting and prefers to break his opponents in the first few minutes. For heavy weights, this is especially scary, because one precise blow can turn off the light for anyone.

Current form

Tallison Teixeira's career in the UFC is still looking like real chaos. The Brazilian broke into the organization with a lightning victory over Justin Tafa — it took him only 35 seconds to do everything. It seemed that the promotion had received a new bright finisher, but then the fight against Derrick Lewis followed, and everything went completely wrong there.

Lewis quickly shook Teixeira, and the fight ended with a technical knockout in the opening segment. Many argued at the time that the stop looked hasty, but the fact remains that the Brazilian did not pass the serious pressure test. After that, he managed to defeat Ty Tuivasa, although heavyweight fans don't remember that fight with much pleasure.

Yes, Teixeira is a huge guy with a height of 201 centimeters, but even with such dimensions, he is inferior to Pavlovich in arm span. And against Sergey, this is critically important. The Russian feels the distance perfectly and knows how to smash rivals even before they manage to get into a comfortable position.