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Frank Camacho vs Matt Frevola Pick, 6/12/2021 Predictions UFC 263 Odds

by Josh Schonwald - 6/9/2021

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Frank Camacho vs Matt Frevola

UFC 263

Gila River Arena in Glendale, AZ

Saturday, June 12, 2021

Frank Camacho will battle Matt Frevola at UFC 263 on Saturday, June 12, 2021. The line has Camacho priced at +170 while Frevola is at -265.

Frank "The Crank" Camacho walks into the Octagon with a mark of 22-9-0. The 32-year-old is weighing in at 170 lbs and measures 5'10". The orthodox fighter reaches 73". Matt "The SteamRolla" Frevola measures 5'9" and is weighing in at 155 lbs. The orthodox fighter comes into this fight with a mark of 8-2-1. The 30-year-old reaches 71". Concerning significant strikes, Frank Camacho is connecting on 6.67 per min while Matt Frevola lands 2.73 significant strikes per min. Camacho is connecting on 46% of the significant strikes he tries and Frevola lands 37%. In terms of defending in the cage, "The Crank" absorbs 7.31 significant strikes per minute while "The SteamRolla" absorbs 3.44. Camacho also curbs 52% of the significant strikes his opponents throw at him while Frevola is able to curb 58% of them.

 

UFC 263 Frank Camacho Matt Frevola
Opening Odds +170 -265
Record 22-9-0 8-2-1
Average Fight Time 9:09 11:35
Height 5'10" 5'9"
Weight 170 lbs 155 lbs
Reach 73" 71"
Strikes Landed Per Minute 6.67 2.73
Striking Accuracy 46% 37%

 

Regarding takedowns, Frank Camacho is not as effective of a grappler as he scores a takedown 1.17 times per 15 min. Camacho is scoring a takedown on 45% of his tries and stopping 72% of all takedowns attempted on him. Frevola is getting his opponent to the mat on 37% of his takedown tries and is stopping 40% of all takedowns attempted by his opposition. Regarding going for the sub, Camacho is the lesser skilled fighter by going for 0.4 finishes per 3 rounds while Frevola looks to get 1.1 finishes per 15 minutes.

In his previous bout, Frank Camacho squared up with Justin Jaynes and ended up walking away in defeat by way of a punch to the head in round 1. Jaynes ended up landing 16 of 30 total strikes that he threw in that fight. Camacho finished this fight landing 4 of 15 total strikes. In terms of significant strikes, Jaynes ended up landing 16 of 30, which means his percentage was 53%. He finished the fight landing 14 of 28 significant strikes directed at the head. Statistically, Camacho ended up landing 26% of his significant strikes by sticking 4 of 15. Of those significant strikes, he was 4 of 14 to the head. 62% of the significant strikes landed by Jaynes and 100% of them landed by Camacho were thrown at a distance.

In the last Octagon appearance for Matt Frevola, he battled Arman Tsarukyan and walked away in defeat via unanimous decision in round 3. Tsarukyan ended up landing 78% of the significant strikes he took from distance while Frevola landed 56% of his significant strikes at distance. Frevola landed 28% of his significant strikes attempted by connecting on 16 of 57. He landed 8 of 46 significant strikes directed at the head. Tsarukyan connected on 50 of 103 significant strikes in that fight. Out of all the significant strikes thrown, he landed 32 of 82 aimed at the head. When discussing total strikes that he threw in that fight, Tsarukyan was 103 of 180 and Frevola was 51 of 97 of the strikes he threw in total.

Other bouts on the card to keep an eye on

One more match to look forward to is when Chase Hooper faces off with Steven Peterson. Hooper comes into this bout with a mark of 10-1-1. The 21-year-old tips the scales at 145 lbs and stands in at 6'1". The southpaw fighter has a reach of 74". Peterson comes in at 5'10" and tips the scales at 145 lbs. The orthodox fighter walks into the Octagon holding a mark of 18-9-0. The 31-year-old reaches 70". In terms of takedowns, Chase Hooper is able to score a takedown 0.32 times per 3 rounds while Steven Peterson takes his opponents down 2.02 times per 15 minutes. When talking about striking, Hooper tags his opponents 4.43 strikes/minute and connects on 45% of the strikes that he attempts. On the other side of the cage you've got Steven Peterson, who tags the opposition on 35% of the strikes he has attempted and is landing 4.65 per min.

If you're going to be watching the fights, don't miss when Luigi Vendramini is set to clash with Fares Ziam. Ziam steps into the Octagon with a record of 11-3-0. The 24-year-old records a weight of 155 lbs and measures in at 6'1". The orthodox fighter extends his reach 75". Vendramini stands 5'8" and is weighing in at 170 lbs. The orthodox fighter comes into this bout with a mark of 9-1-0. The 25-year-old extends his reach 73". Concerning grappling, Fares Ziam is able to curb 65% of his opponents' takedown attempts and is finishing his takedown tries on 11% of his attempts. Vendramini is finishing his takedowns on 30% of the attempts he tries and prevents 30% of the takedowns his opponents attempt. With regard to striking, Ziam takes 1.37 strikes per min while he deals 1.90 per min. Vendramini, on the contrary, takes 2.26 strikes/min and connects on 2.26 per minute.

Who will win tonight's UFC match against the spread?

Josh's Pick: Take Frank Camacho (+170)

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