LiontipsMilos Janicic - Noah Gunyon: betting tip (cf 1.94) and bets on the fight
Command Analysis
Current form
Milos Janicic is approaching his UFC debut with solid experience. The Montenegrin is 29 years old, and his professional record in mixed martial arts is 19 wins and three losses. Moreover, he completed all the fights he won ahead of schedule: he knocked out his opponents 11 times and forced them to surrender eight more times. Janicic's last fight was in March 2024, when he effectively stopped Ebrahim Hosseinpour in the second round, ending the match with a technical knockout after a precise knee strike. During his career, Milos managed to try himself not only in MMA, but also in kickboxing, as well as bare-knuckle fights. He performed in well-known European organizations KSW and OKTAGON, but failed to gain a foothold there.
Current form
Noah Gounion is younger than his opponent — the Frenchman is only 25 years old. Despite this, he has already managed to collect good statistics: nine wins, of which six were achieved by knockouts and three by receptions. Like Janicic, Gunyon will enter the UFC octagon for the first time. The Frenchman spent almost his entire career in the ARES organization, where he managed to attract attention with bright early victories. In the last fight, he dealt with Bruno Matos de Souza in the opening five minutes, ending the fight with a series of punches and elbows. Before that, he knocked out Adrian Priscena and Ioan Harris just as quickly. The only serious test outside of the French promotion took place at Bellator in 2023, but then Gunyon lost to Mark Ewen by technical knockout in the second round.
Trends
Bet The duel won't be complete
The two fighters have 21 early victories.
Tip and bets
From the point of view of the poster, this match can hardly be called the most anticipated at the tournament. Many fans were probably surprised to see him in the main card, because both athletes are just starting their way into the UFC and are still practically unknown to a wide audience. However, tournament organizers usually have their own logic. Janicic represents neighboring Montenegro, which means that the support of the stands in Belgrade will almost certainly be on his side. In such situations, the emotional factor can play a significant role. At the same time, the Montenegrin looks a little more experienced, has an impressive percentage of early wins and has already managed to go through performances in strong European leagues. That's why it's worth giving him a small advantage.
Our betting tip is Janicic's victory in 1.94
