Kupoa10 Boxing Tips

Brahimaj is a dangerous finisher on the mat, but Vanderford’s chain wrestling and top control can keep him safe while banking minutes. If Austin avoids front-headlock traps and works behind a jab to level-change, he should accumulate control time.

Mix’s back-take sequences and ride control are world-class. Over three rounds, he’s favored to secure dominant positions. Wiklacz is crafty on the mat, but if Mix gets to the body lock early, control and attempts rack up.

Chiasson’s size and clinch wrestling should bank control time and blunt Yana’s mid-range boxing. If Macy wins underhooks and stacks cage minutes, she grinds out a clear nod.

Daniel Santos has good power and he is aggressive. However, his entries can be linear and leave counters available. On the other hand, Joo Sang Yoo is a very dangerous counter-puncher that can take advantage of the Brazilian defense's holes.

Gutiérrez’s calf-kick game can tilt the stand-up, yet Basharat’s jab, range management and occasional takedowns should diversify scoring. If Farid checks/steps around the low kicks and mixes clinch trips, he edges a technical three-rounder.

Muniz’s grappling is elite when he dictates position, but Shahbazyan’s boxing and hand speed can punish level-changes in open space. If Edmen keeps his back off the fence and works the body to slow shots, he can find a mid-fight stoppage.

Pyfer’s tight boxing and shot selection travel well against Magomedov’s longer, bursty offense. If Joe cuts the cage and makes Abus exchange in the pocket instead of burst-range, his power and sturdier defense should decide it.