Dolidze vs. Hernandez: UFC Fight Night Predictions and Betting

In a stellar event that promises strong emotions, Roman Dolidze will face Anthony Hernandez in a middleweight fight that captures the attention of mixed martial arts fans. The fight, scheduled for Saturday at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, promises to be a clash of titans between two fighters on the rise.

Dolidze vs. Hernandez: Power Clash in Sight

Dolidze, currently ranked number 10 in the middleweight rankings, comes with an impressive record of three consecutive victories. His most recent triumph was a unanimous decision over Marvin Vettori in March. For his part, Hernandez, although not ranked in the current rankings, has proven his worth with a streak of seven consecutive victories, including a unanimous decision victory over Brendan Allen in February. Before this streak, Hernandez accumulated four consecutive finishes, making him a dangerous rival for any opponent.

I think Dolidze has the best guard in MMA. If they take him to the ground, it’s not a big problem. He doesn’t need to defend the takedown, because on the mat, he only presents new problems for Hernandez. Dolidze’s guard will give Hernandez problems.

Din Thomas

Alofoke Deportes analyst, Din Thomas, predicts a submission victory for Dolidze, highlighting his exceptional guard as a key factor in the fight.

Betting Analysis

Despite Hernandez’s streak, Dolidze doesn’t give up and seeks victory. Betting experts suggest that Hernandez is the favorite, but surprises are common in this sport. If you like Hernandez’s price, make him the anchor of your parlay. Otherwise, consider betting on Hernandez’s victory and over 2.5 rounds, which could significantly reduce the cost. It is expected that Hernandez will impose a frenetic pace that could wear down Dolidze as the fight progresses. If a finish occurs, it could be in the fourth or fifth round.

Additional Predictions for the Box Office

In the fight card, Steve Erceg faces Ode’ Osbourne in bantamweight. Erceg is the favorite to win by submission or decision. Erceg, who is moving up in weight to face Osbourne, should return to the path of victory on Saturday.

In featherweight, Christian Rodriguez will face Andre Fili, with Rodriguez as the favorite to win and for the fight to last more than 1.5 rounds. Rodriguez is expected to pressure and rely on his grappling approach to neutralize any opportunity for Fili to achieve a knockout. Finally, at welterweight, Gilbert Urbina will face Uros Medic, with Urbina as the underdog. Urbina has proven to be a formidable competitor on certain occasions, and Medic has not responded well to pressure. Urbina could also have the advantage in wrestling, if he manages to control his stamina adequately.