Tomás Yelmini
With UFC Fight Night 213, Las Vegas is gearing up for another evening of world-class mixed martial arts with a handful of fights that will bring UFC fans together. The Oct. 29 UFC Apex lineup features the featherweight showdown between Calvin Kattar vs Arnold Allen as the highlight of a night that will feature fights for everyone.
At JefeBet, we offer you the predictions for some of the most important fights of the event, and we will show you our predictions for each of the clashes, as well as information on how each of the contenders comes to the fight.
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Betting Preview for UFC Fight Night 213 Featuring Calvin Kattar vs Arnold Allen and Other Big Cards on October 29, 2022
All odds shown are courtesy of Unibet.
Calvin Kattar (+100) vs Arnold Allen (-125)
Featherweight
American Calvin Kattar comes in after going through some ups and downs and a 23-6 record against Englishman Arnold Allen, who seems to be on an upward trend. The Briton will step into the octagon with 18 wins and just one loss (2014). Since then, he has always come out on top, making him a heavy favorite to pull off the upset in Las Vegas.
Prediction: Allen wins by unanimous decision.
[Previa completa de Calvin Kattar vs Arnold Allen para el UFC Fight Night 213]
Tim Means (+145) vs Max Griffin (-182)
Welterweight
Both have lost in their most recent appearances. Means, known for his strong striking (he has 19 wins before the limit), comes from losing by completion against Kevin Holland in the UFC Austin co-headliner. The loss ended a three-year winning streak.
Griffin is in a similar situation: he is coming off a split decision loss to Neil Magny. The Sacramento native has heavy hands, so we can expect an explosive bout that could end before the decision.
Prediction: Griffin wins by technical knockout.
[Previa completa de Tim Means vs Max Griffin para el UFC Fight Night 213]
Waldo Cortés-Acosta (-220) vs Jared Vanderaa (+170)
Heavyweight
Dominican Cortés-Acosta seeks to extend his undefeated record. The former LFA heavyweight champion has won all seven of his fights, and he comes from knocking out Dan Suzart at Contender Series. Based in Arizona, he is known for his strong striking, with 5 wins before the limit. Facing him will be Vanderaa, a Californian who is on a four-game losing streak. In his last fight, he was knocked out by Chase Sherman at UFC on ESPN 39.
Prediction: Cortes-Acosta wins by KO.
[Previa completa de Waldo Cortés-Acosta vs Jared Vanderaa para el UFC Fight Night 213]
Josh Fremd (-177) vs Tresean Gore (+140)
Middleweight
A Muay Thai specialist, Fremd has 9 wins and 3 losses, one of which were in his last appearance in April against Anthony Hernández. He will try to impose the 10 cm advantage (he is 1.93 meters tall) on a Tresean Gore who is still unknown and who comes from being knocked out last July.
Prediction: Fremd wins by submission.
[Previa completa de Josh Fremd vs Tresean Gore para el UFC Fight Night 213]
Dustin Jacoby (-167) vs Khalil Rountree Jr. (+133)
Light-heavyweight
Jacoby is in the best shape of his career and is the new promise of the light heavyweight division. After signing a Contender Series contract, he has won six of his last seven fights. Rountree is overcoming a difficult period after two straight wins. In the last one, he knocked out Karl Roberson.
Prediction: Jacoby wins by KO.
[Previa completa de Dustin Jacoby vs Khalil Rountree para el UFC Fight Night 213]
Phil Hawes (-177) vs Roman Dolidze (+140)
Middleweight
Dolidze has two wins in a row. The Georgian comes from knocking out Kyle Daukaus and, before that, he defeated the Argentinean Laureano Staropoli. The Georgian is looking for a new victory to climb up the rankings. Hawes won 8 of his last 9 fights and comes in as the heavy favorite.
Prediction: Hawes wins by unanimous decision.
Odds courtesy of Unibet. Read our review here!
