Dominic Reyes - Azamat Murzakanov: betting tip (cf 1.49) and bets on the fight

Current form

Dominic Reyes approaches the meeting with ambiguous baggage. In April, the American defeated Johnny Walker by split decision, but the fight itself is unlikely to become a model of spectacular MMA. Before that, Reyes suffered a heavy defeat from Carlos Ulberg, losing by knockout in the first round. Before that, the American scored a good move, winning three wins in a row ahead of schedule — over Nikita Krylov, Anthony Smith and Dustin Jacobi. It was this series that allowed him to get closer to serious fights again. The 36-year-old Reyes has 16 wins, including ten knockouts, two submission and four judges' decisions, as well as five defeats.

Reyes did not come to mixed martial arts by chance. In his youth, he was involved in wrestling and American football, hoping one day to break into the NFL. Before signing a contract with the UFC, the American won all five amateur fights. His debut in the world's strongest league took place in June 2017: Joachim Christensen was stopped by technical knockout in the first round, and Reyes received a bonus for the performance of the evening. He earned the nickname the Destroyer due to his heavy kicks. But in recent years, the American's career has been reminiscent of the story of a fighter who is trying to regain his former positions, although his former confidence is no longer always supported by performances in the octagon.

Current form 

For the first time in his career in the UFC, Azamat Murzakanov faced a defeat that could not be explained by chance or a judicial decision. In a duel with Paulo Costa, the Russian missed a kick to the head in the third round and was unable to continue the fight. Before that, he looked very convincing: Alexander Rakic was knocked out in the first round after a precise jab. Murzakanov has six wins and one loss in the UFC, with five wins ahead of schedule. The 37-year—old fighter's overall professional record is 16 wins, of which 12 were achieved by knockout, one by submission, three more by decision of the judges, and one defeat.

The Russian has a serious martial arts school behind him. He became the world champion in hand-to-hand combat four times, received the title of Honored Master of Sports and has been performing at a professional level since 2010. Before the UFC, Murzakanov managed to establish himself in Brave CF, ProFC and other organizations, and also won the title of the winner of the Brave CF Grand Prix. He is ranked ninth in the UFC light heavyweight rankings.