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Johnny Walker has trained with Alexander Volkov.
That should interest Waldo Cortes-Acosta. Volkov exposed a problem in his game just six months ago.
Walker has the tools to target it too. But copying Volkov takes more than long limbs.
Here's the matchup. 🧵 1/13
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Moicano vs Nolan is a proper close one, and Osbourne vs Durden might be even harder to call.
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Petr Yan getting through Merab's early pressure and finding his offence late was the UFC 333 read.
Seeing that unfold is why I enjoy this work. At The Onchain Edge, we use the data to understand how a fight might be won, not just who wins it.
In rounds 3, 4 and 5 of his first fight with Petr Yan, Merab Dvalishvili landed 90 significant strikes.
In the rematch, he landed 93. Yan, however, went from 44 to 101.
That leap in Yan's late output is what interests me ahead of their UFC 333 trilogy.
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In rounds 3, 4 and 5 of his first fight with Petr Yan, Merab Dvalishvili landed 90 significant strikes.
In the rematch, he landed 93. Yan, however, went from 44 to 101.
That leap in Yan's late output is what interests me ahead of their UFC 333 trilogy.
We've now seen Merab keep Yan occupied early without getting takedowns, and Yan produce far more offence later than he did in 2023.
Neither guarantees a repeat. Can Merab keep that early grind going for longer, or will Yan find the same late success?
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THE MODEL: Dvalishvili 60.7%.
EDGE PICK: Yan by narrow decision.
I'm backing Yan to get through the early grind and bring that late offence again.
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