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Ricardo Ramos vs Bill Algeo Pick, 4/17/2021 Predictions UFC on ESPN 22 Odds

by Josh Schonwald - 4/15/2021

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Ricardo Ramos vs Bill Algeo

UFC on ESPN 22

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Saturday, April 17, 2021

Ricardo Ramos will battle Bill Algeo at UFC on ESPN 22 on Saturday, April 17, 2021. The odds have Ramos at +105 while Algeo is priced at -125.

Ricardo Ramos will be looking to add a win to his career total of 14-3-0. The 25-year-old will fight at 145 lbs and stands 5'9". The orthodox fighter extends his reach 72". Bill "Senor Perfecto" Algeo measures in at 6'0" and is fighting at 145 lbs. The switch fighter comes into this bout with a record of 14-5-0. The 31-year-old has a reach of 73". Regarding significant strikes, Ricardo Ramos is landing 3.00 per minute and Bill Algeo is landing 6.80 significant strikes per min. Ramos connects on 39% of the significant strikes he attempts and Algeo is landing 56%. When it comes to defending themselves, Ramos takes 3.28 significant strikes per minute and "Senor Perfecto" allows 5.31. Ramos also deflects 58% of the significant strikes his opponents throw at him while Algeo is able to curb 38% of the shots thrown in his direction.

 

UFC on ESPN 22 Ricardo Ramos Bill Algeo
Opening Odds +105 -125
Record 14-3-0 14-5-0
Average Fight Time 9:40 15:00
Height 5'9" 6'0"
Weight 145 lbs 145 lbs
Reach 72" 73"
Strikes Landed Per Minute 3.00 6.80
Striking Accuracy 39% 56%

 

In the category of takedowns, Ricardo Ramos is the more productive grappler as he is able to score a takedown 1.99 times per 15 minutes. Ramos is taking his opponents to the canvas on 56% of the times he tries and is stopping 71% of all takedowns attempted on him. Algeo is finishing his takedown tries on 33% of the takedowns he tries and stopping 62% of takedowns his opponents have attempted. Regarding submissions, Ramos is the more able fighter by attempting 0.7 finishes per 3 rds while Algeo looks to get 0.3 finishes per 15 minutes.

In his last appearance in the Octagon, Ricardo Ramos went up against Lerone Murphy and wound up taking the loss by punches to the head in round 1. Murphy landed 24 of 42 of the strikes he let go in total for this contest. Ramos finished this fight landing 10 of 29 total strikes. In the significant strikes category, Murphy landed 22 of 40, which gave him a rate of 55%. He ended up landing 14 of 32 significant strikes directed at the head. On the other side of the cage, Ramos landed 34% of the significant strikes he threw by landing 10 of 29. In terms of accuracy for the significant strikes, he was 3 of 17 aimed at the head. 13% of the significant strikes landed by Murphy and 70% of them landed by Ramos were done at distance.

In the last fight for Bill Algeo, he went up against Spike Carlyle and wound up getting the win by way of unanimous decision in round 3. Carlyle landed 82% of the significant strikes he tried at a distance and Algeo ended up connecting on 60% of his significant strikes at distance. Algeo ended up landing 73% of his significant strikes attempted by landing 70 of 95. He ended up landing 44 of 63 significant strikes to the head. Carlyle ended up connecting on 23 of 53 significant strikes in that contest. In terms of accuracy for the significant strikes, he connected on 14 of 37 directed at the head. Regarding total strikes that he let go in that contest, Carlyle ended up connecting on 28 of 65 while Algeo was 118 of 150 of the strikes he threw in total.

Other bouts on the card to keep an eye on

Another bout that you're not going to want to miss is when Alexander Romanov squares up in the Octagon against Juan Espino. Romanov has a record of 13-0-0. The 30-year-old weighs 262 lbs and stands 6'2". The southpaw fighter has an arm span of 75". Espino stands in at 6'3" and tips the scales at 255 lbs. The orthodox fighter walks into the Octagon with a mark of 11-1-0. The 40-year-old has a wingspan of 80". Regarding grappling, Alexander Romanov gets a takedown 6.35 times per 15 minutes and Juan Espino gets a takedown 14.19 times per 3 rounds. When it comes to striking, Romanov is connecting on 4.31 strikes per minute and connects on 39% of his attempted strikes. On the other side we have Juan Espino, who lands 80% of the strikes he attempts and connects on 4.32 per minute.

One more can't miss bout is when Gerald Meerschaert is set to face off with Bartosz Fabinski. Fabinski has a career record of 15-4-0. The 34-year-old weighs 170 lbs and measures 6'0". The orthodox fighter has a reach of 75". Meerschaert measures in at 6'1" and records a weight of 185 lbs. The southpaw fighter comes into this fight with a mark of 31-14-0. The 33-year-old has an arm span of 77". In the category of takedowns, Bartosz Fabinski is able to deflect 80% of the takedowns fighters have gone for and is finishing his takedowns on 69% of the times he tries. Meerschaert is taking his opponents to the mat on 43% of the attempts he tries and is able to thwart 46% of takedowns his opponents have tried. With reference to striking, Fabinski takes 1.35 strikes/min and he lands 2.20 strikes/minute. Meerschaert, moreover, is taking 3.61 strikes per min and is connecting on 3.30 per min.

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

Josh's Pick: Take Bill Algeo (-125)

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