Mateusz Gamrot - Quillan Salkild: betting tip (cf 1.60) and bets on the fight

Current form

Mateusz Gamrot continues to be one of the most uncomfortable UFC lightweights, although the last few seasons have been very ambiguous for him. At the beginning of 2024, the Pole confidently dealt with former champion Rafael dos Anjos, winning by unanimous decision. This was followed by a painful split decision defeat from Dan Hooker, who managed to impose a favorable pace on himself.

In 2025, Gamrot returned with a victory over Ludovit Klein, completely outplaying his opponent on points, but then lost to former champion Charles Oliveira, who ended the fight in the second round with a painful reception. In the spring of this year, the Pole once again reminded of his strongest qualities, forcing Esteban Ribovich to surrender after strangling with a hand triangle. Thanks to this victory, his UFC record rose to nine wins with four losses.

If you look closely at Gamrot's career, you can see an interesting pattern. Tall and physically powerful lightweights with long arms create the greatest difficulties for him. It was fighters like Hooker and Oliveira who managed to neutralize his main weapon — constant pressure and fighting. But against opponents who are inferior to him in size or work worse in the stalls, the Pole looks as convincing as possible.

The 35-year-old athlete has 30 professional fights, in which he won 26 victories. He won eight times by knockout, 12 times by judicial decision and six more times by receptions. Gamrot is currently ranked eighth in the UFC Lightweight division.

Before moving to the strongest league in the world, the Pole achieved serious success in KSW, where he became champion in both featherweight and lightweight. He holds a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and the foundation of his style was laid in childhood thanks to freestyle wrestling. Gamrot performed in more than 300 wrestling matches, won medals at national and international competitions, won the European amateur MMA championships, became the Polish grappling champion and won the European ADCC championship.

Current form

Quillan Salkild's career is developing rapidly now. The Australian broke into the UFC in the brightest way in 2025, knocking out Anshul Jubli in the 19th second. Then he demonstrated versatility by confidently busting Yanal Ashmuz, and later Nasrat Hakparast finished with a spectacular kick to the head. In January of this year, Salkild forced Jamie Mullarkey to capitulate in the first round, using a painful technique. Even more resounding was the victory in May over the most experienced Beneel Dariusz, whom the Australian stopped with a technical knockout in the opening round.

Salkild's main advantage is his outstanding physical abilities. With a height of 183 centimeters, his arm span is an impressive 193 centimeters. For a lightweight, this is a serious trump card that allows you to keep your rivals at a distance and effectively defend against transfers. At the same time, the Australian is not limited to striking techniques — he feels great in wrestling, which he proved in a duel with Ashmuz.

The 26-year-old fighter has 12 wins and two losses. He won five times by knockout, five by submission, and twice by decision. Salkild is currently ranked 12th in the UFC rankings. Prior to signing a contract with the organization, he successfully completed the Dana White's Contender Series and was the Eternal MMA lightweight champion. In addition, the Australian also holds a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu.