Chaos Williams - Roberto Soldic: betting tip (cf 1.68) and bets on the fight

Current form

Chaos Williams approaches the meeting after an important victory. In May, the American knocked out Nikolai Veretennikov in the first round. It was a good way for Williams to come back after a bad stretch. Before that, he lost to Andreas Gustafsson, and even earlier he lost to Gabriel Bonfim with a choke hold. Williams joined MMA after others noticed his natural martial arts abilities. He started training in 2013, and the first serious direction for him was Brazilian jiu-jitsu. Later, the American switched to MMA.

Williams began his professional career in 2017 and managed to hold a series of fights on the Michigan regional stage before joining the UFC. There he performed, in particular, in King of the Cage and gradually achieved titular success in Total Warrior Combat. The American made his UFC debut in February 2020, and took the fight with Alex Morono on short notice. Williams did not lose his head and knocked out his opponent in the first round, receiving a bonus for the performance of the evening.

The 32-year-old Williams has 16 wins —nine by knockout, one by submission, six by decision—and five defeats. The American also holds a blue belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

Current form

For Roberto Soldic, this fight will be the most important stage of his career. At the age of 31, the Croat finally gets the opportunity to test himself on the main world stage. He has a lot of experience playing in KSW and ONE, and now it's time for the UFC. Soldic fought his last fight according to boxing rules: in a duel with Tomas Adamek, he won by technical knockout in the second round. In MMA, the Croat's last opponent was Dai Arslanaliev, whom Soldich also stopped ahead of schedule.

Robocop wrote the best pages of his career at KSW, where he became a champion several times and had vivid fights with Mamed Khalidov and Drikus du Plessis. The fighters who come to the UFC from KSW should be treated carefully. The European promotion regularly gathers strong squads and gives athletes the opportunity to perform under serious pressure. Soldich belongs to the category of fighters who have gone through a good school of big fights.

Soldich managed to try himself in football and judo, and then finally chose mixed martial arts. Roberto made his professional MMA debut in September 2014. Already in the first fight, he won by technical knockout, and soon added a successful fight with a choke hold to the asset. Soldic has 21 wins — 18 by knockout, one by submission, two by decision — and four defeats.