Andre Fili - Kai Kamaka the third: betting tip (cf 1.69) and bets on the fight

Current form

For Andre Fili, the upcoming fight will be the 28th in the UFC. The American has an impressive professional career behind him, but the latest results make you think. He suffered two defeats in a row: he lost to Vinicius Oliveira by technical knockout in the second round and lost to Jose Delgado by unanimous decision. Before this unsuccessful streak, Fili defeated Christian Rodriguez by split decision.

Fili began his professional career in December 2009 with a technical knockout victory over Anthony Motley. The first defeat came in a confrontation with Derrick Burnsed: a knee injury did not allow the American to finish the job. However, Fili quickly regained his position, winning the next eight fights, among which was a meeting with Alexander Crispim.

The fighter made his UFC debut in October 2013 at UFC 166. He agreed to replace the injured Charles Oliveira and in a short time prepared for a meeting with Jeremy Larsen. The fight ended with Fili's victory by technical knockout in the second round. The 36-year-old Fili has 25 wins: ten by knockout, three by submission and twelve by decision. At the same time, he suffered 13 defeats and once ended the fight in a draw. 

Current form

Kai Kamaka III staged a real battle with Luke Riley in July, but it ended unsuccessfully for him: the American lost by a technical knockout in the first round. Kamaka had previously defeated Dakota Hope by split decision. The current stage of his career is another attempt to gain a foothold in the UFC after playing in Bellator and PFL. Kamaka was seriously involved in wrestling during his school years and even won the state championship. 

Kamaka began his professional career in MMA with a unanimous decision victory over Anthony Reyes. He then demonstrated his ability to work on the ground floor by defeating Nui Wheeler by rear choke in the first round. There have been unsuccessful stretches in the American's career, including two defeats in a row from Andrew Natividad and Jeff Mesa. The 31-year-old Kamaki has 18 victories, three of which were won by knockout, one by submission, and the remaining 14 by decision of the judges. He has also suffered eight defeats.