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Movsar Evloev vs Hakeem Dawodu Pick, 6/12/2021 Predictions UFC 263 Odds

by Guy Bruhn - 6/9/2021

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Movsar Evloev vs Hakeem Dawodu

UFC 263

Gila River Arena in Glendale, AZ

Saturday, June 12, 2021

Movsar Evloev will battle Hakeem Dawodu at UFC 263 on Saturday, June 12, 2021. The opener has Evloev at -235 while Dawodu is priced at +195.

Movsar Evloev holds a record of 14-0-0. The 27-year-old is fighting at 145 lbs and stands 5'7". The orthodox fighter has a wingspan of 72". Hakeem "Mean" Dawodu stands 5'8" and weighs 145 lbs. The orthodox fighter will be looking to add a win to his career record of 12-1-1. The 29-year-old reaches 73". When talking about significant strikes, Movsar Evloev lands 4.70 per minute and Hakeem Dawodu is landing 5.15 significant strikes per minute. Evloev is connecting on 44% of the significant strikes he attempts and Dawodu is landing 47%. When it comes to the fighter's defense, Evloev allows 2.83 significant strikes per minute while "Mean" allows 2.31. Evloev also curbs 64% of the significant strikes his opponents throw at him while Dawodu is able to defend against 63% of the shots thrown.

 

UFC 263 Movsar Evloev Hakeem Dawodu
Opening Odds -235 +195
Record 14-0-0 12-1-1
Average Fight Time 15:00 12:28
Height 5'7" 5'8"
Weight 145 lbs 145 lbs
Reach 72" 73"
Strikes Landed Per Minute 4.70 5.15
Striking Accuracy 44% 47%

 

Regarding takedowns, Movsar Evloev is the more productive wrestler as he is averaging a takedown 2.75 times per 15 minutes. Evloev is finishing his takedown attempts on 37% of his attempts and is stopping 70% of all takedown tries against him. Dawodu is scoring a takedown on 20% of his takedown attempts and is stopping 85% of all takedowns attempted by his opposition. Regarding going for the sub, Evloev is not as skilled of a technician by attempting 0.3 finishes per 15 min while Dawodu looks to get 0.4 finishes per 15 min.

The last time he stepped into the Octagon, Movsar Evloev went up against Nik Lentz and wound up getting the win by split decision in round 3. Lentz landed 50 of 137 total strikes that he let go in that contest. Evloev ended the night having landed 137 of 235 total strikes. In regard to significant strikes, Lentz ended up landing 46 of 127, which gave him a percentage of 36%. He ended up landing 24 of 100 significant strikes to the head. In terms of stats for the opponent, Evloev landed 48% of his significant strikes by sticking 82 of 170. In terms of accuracy for the significant strikes, he landed 70 of 153 to the head. 89% of the significant strikes landed by Lentz and 95% of them landed by Evloev were thrown at a distance.

In the last fight for Hakeem Dawodu, he squared up with Zubaira Tukhugov and wound up taking home the victory by split decision in round 3. Tukhugov landed 97% of the significant strikes he tried at a distance while Dawodu ended up landing 100% of the significant strikes he attempted from distance. Dawodu ended up landing 50% of the significant strikes he attempted by landing 69 of 136. He ended up connecting on 31 of 80 significant strikes to the head. Tukhugov landed 35 of 93 significant strikes in that contest. Out of those significant strikes, he ended up connecting on 31 of 88 aimed at the head. Discussing total strikes that he let go in that fight, Tukhugov ended up landing 40 of 98 while Dawodu ended up landing 70 of 137 of all the strikes he attempted.

Other fights on the card to watch

Another bout that you're not going to want to miss is when Frank Camacho squares up against Matt Frevola. 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". 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". When it comes to grappling, Frank Camacho is able to score a takedown 1.17 times per 3 rds and Matt Frevola takes his opponents to the canvas 2.59 times per 15 min. When talking about striking, Camacho tags his opponents 6.67 strikes/min and is connecting on 46% out of all the strikes he attempts. The other fighter in this bout is Matt Frevola, who lands 37% of the strikes he attempts and connects on 2.73 per minute.

Another bout to watch is when Steven Peterson is set to encounter Chase Hooper. 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 wrestling, Chase Hooper is able to curb 66% of his opponents' takedown tries and is getting his opponent to the mat on 7% of his attempts. Peterson is finishing his takedown tries on 28% of the tries he takes and thwarts 75% of takedowns his opponents have tried. In the category of striking, Hooper is absorbing 3.95 strikes per minute while he dishes out 4.43 strikes/min. Peterson, at the same time, absorbs 5.89 strikes/min and is dishing out 4.65 per min.

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

Guy's Pick: Take Hakeem Dawodu (+195)

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