Rizvan Kuniev - Tyrell Fortune: betting tip (cf 1.60) and bets on the fight

Command Analysis

Current form
Rizvan Kuniev has confidently declared himself in the UFC. In February, the Russian defeated Jailton Almeida by unanimous decision, after which the Brazilian left the organization. Even earlier, Kuniev made an extremely controversial debut in the organization against Curtis Blades. Despite the fact that the Russian managed to seriously disturb his opponent and injured him, the judges gave the victory to the American. Kuniev got a ticket to the strongest promotion in the world thanks to his vivid performance at Dana White's Contender Series, where he knocked out Hugo Kanyu with a knee to the body and then finished off. The 34-year-old fighter has 14 wins, six of which were achieved by knockouts, four by judges' decisions and three by receptions. Kuniev also previously held the Eagle Fighting Championship belt.

Current form
For Tyrell Fortune, this season marked the beginning of a new chapter in his career. After many years of playing in Bellator (17 fights), the American made his UFC debut and immediately celebrated his success by winning on points against Marcin Tybura. Fortune has a track record of 18 wins and three losses. He won most of his successes ahead of schedule thanks to his powerful striking technique. Previously, the American defeated Matt Mitrione, Jack May and Marcelo Golm, and lost to Sergey Belostennyi, Linton Wassell and Timothy Johnson. Before joining the UFC, Fortune managed to win championship titles in Ringside Unified Fighting and Lights Out Xtreme Fighting. His career in freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling provided him with a solid foundation.
Trends
Bet The duel won't be complete
The two fighters have 18 early victories.
Tip and bets
It is quite difficult to expect a bright shootout in this duel. Both heavyweights prefer a cautious style, do not take unnecessary risks and often rely on control, fighting and working at the net. If the scenario develops this way, viewers may well see a viscous confrontation in which each episode will literally have to be snatched from the opponent. The probability that the fight will drag on until the later rounds looks very high.
Our betting tip is a total of more than 2.5 rounds in 1.60












