Lonir Kavanagh - Ramadan Temirov: betting tip (cf 1.76) and bets on the fight

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Lonier Kavanagh's professional career so far resembles a road with sharp turns. In February, the Englishman scored an impressive victory over Brandon Moreno by unanimous decision in Mexico City. It seemed like we had a fighter in front of us who was capable of making the most serious achievements. But then in July, in his last fight, he lost to Brandon Royval, who forced him to surrender by rear choke in the third round, and before Moreno, Charles Johnson knocked out Kavanaugh in the second. 

Prior to that, the Briton managed to declare himself in Cage Warriors, where he began performing in March 2022. He defeated Ryan Morgan by technical knockout, then defeated Ander Sanchez on points, and in March 2023 effectively dealt with Davide Scarano, ending the fight with a series of punches after a spectacular roundhouse kick. In March 2024, Kavanagh won on points again, bringing his record to six wins without losses.

He received a ticket to the UFC after performing at Dana White's Contender Series in August 2024. Ahn Tuan Ho was knocked out in the first round. His debut in the strongest league in the world took place in November of the same year: Kavanagh defeated Jose Ochoa by unanimous decision. Now the 27-year-old Englishman has ten wins on his account — four by knockout, one by submission and five by decision of the judges — with two defeats. He has a black belt in kickboxing and a purple belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu in his arsenal. He ranks sixth in the ranking of the lightest division.

Current form

Ramazan Temirov is a fighter of a completely different temperament. His performances sometimes resemble a hurricane, to which they forgot to explain that hurricanes also have to follow certain rules. In the UFC, the Uzbek is still convincing: first, he stopped CJ Vergara in the first round and received a bonus for the performance of the evening, then confidently passed Charles Johnson on points, and in the last fight he knocked out Steve Erceg, a former contender for the championship belt, already in the opening five minutes.

Temirov has been practicing martial arts since 2006, starting with hand-to-hand combat and karate, and in 2017 he won the Asian Championship in hand-to-hand combat. He began his professional career in 2015, after which he performed in several organizations, including Gorilla Fighting Championship, Muradov Professional League and Rizin. The 29-year—old fighter has 20 victories, of which 12 were achieved by knockout, one by submission, and seven more by decision of the judges. At the same time, he has three defeats in his record. Temirov ranks seventh in the division's ranking.

His fighting style deserves a separate conversation: he acts aggressively, throws heavy punches and is able to end the meeting before the opponent has time to figure out what is happening. However, the Uzbek's arsenal does not look the most diverse. The main trump cards are a right overhand and a roundhouse kick. When they're working, it's not easy to stop Temirov. But against a more calculating opponent, such bluntness may one day turn into a problem.