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Jack Hermansson vs Joe Pyfer Pick, 2/10/2024 Predictions UFC Vegas 86 Odds

by Guy Bruhn - 2/5/2024

Jack Hermansson vs Joe Pyfer

UFC Vegas 86

UFC Apex in Las Vegas

Saturday, February 10, 2024

Jack Hermansson will battle Joe Pyfer at UFC Vegas 86 on Saturday, February 10, 2024. The opener has Hermansson priced at +195 while Pyfer is coming in at -238.

Jack "The Joker" Hermansson comes into this fight with a record of 23-8-0. The 35-year-old tips the scales at 185 lbs and stands in at 6'1". The orthodox fighter has a wingspan of 77". Joe "Bodybagz" Pyfer measures 6'2" and tips the scales at 185 lbs. The orthodox fighter steps into the Octagon holding a mark of 12-2-0. The 27-year-old has a reach of 75". In terms of significant strikes, Jack Hermansson is connecting on 5.13 per minute while Joe Pyfer is connecting on 3.64 significant strikes per minute. Hermansson is landing 44% of the significant strikes he attempts and Pyfer lands 45%. When it comes to defending in the cage, "The Joker" absorbs 3.69 significant strikes per minute and "Bodybagz" takes 2.34. Hermansson also stops 55% of the significant strikes that are thrown his way and Pyfer stops 55% of the strikes thrown his way.

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UFC Vegas 86 Jack Hermansson Joe Pyfer
Opening Odds +195 -238
Record 23-8-0 12-2-0
Average Fight Time 10:42 5:03
Height 6'1" 6'2"
Weight 185 lbs 185 lbs
Reach 77" 75"
Strikes Landed Per Minute 5.13 3.64
Striking Accuracy 44% 45%

 

In terms of takedowns, Jack Hermansson is not as effective of a wrestler as he takes his opponents to the mat 1.66 times per 15 min. Hermansson is getting his opponent to the mat on 29% of the times he tries and stuffing 75% of all takedown tries against him. Pyfer is taking his opponents to the canvas on 83% of the takedowns he attempts and defending 50% of the tries against him. When it comes to going for the submission, Hermansson is the lesser skilled of the two fighters by attempting 0.4 subs per 3 rounds while Pyfer tries 1.8 subs per 15 minutes.

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In his last appearance in the Octagon, Jack Hermansson squared up with Roman Dolidze and ended up losing the fight via a punch to the head while on the ground in round 2. Dolidze ended up landing 39 of 73 total strikes that he let go in that contest. Hermansson ended the night having landed 48 of 80 total strikes. When it comes to significant strikes, Dolidze landed 25 of 54, which gave him a rate of 46%. He landed 23 of 51 significant strikes to the head. On the other side of the Octagon, Hermansson landed 59% of his significant strikes by sticking 47 of 79. In regard to the placement of these significant strikes, he landed 16 of 41 pointed at the head. 48% of the significant strikes connected on by Dolidze and 91% of them connected on by Hermansson were tallied at distance.

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In the last fight for Joe Pyfer, he squared up with Abdul Razak Alhassan and wound up getting the victory via an arm triangle in round 2. Alhassan ended up landing 100% of the significant strikes he tried at a distance and Pyfer ended up landing 92% of his significant strikes at distance. Pyfer ended up landing 41% of the significant strikes he attempted by landing 26 of 62. He landed 15 of 47 significant strikes directed at the head. Alhassan ended up connecting on 11 of 28 significant strikes in that fight. Out of all the significant strikes thrown, he connected on 4 of 15 aimed at the head. Regarding total strikes thrown in that contest, Alhassan landed 11 of 28 and Pyfer landed 26 of 63 of all the strikes he attempted.

Other bouts on the card to watch out for

One more match to look forward to is when Dan Ige goes up against Andre Fili. Ige comes into this bout with a record of 17-7-0. The 32-year-old is fighting at 145 lbs and comes in at 5'7". The orthodox fighter reaches 71". Fili measures in at 5'11" and steps on the scale at 145 lbs. The orthodox fighter looks to add a win to his record of 23-10-0 (1 NC). The 33-year-old has a wingspan of 74". Regarding grappling, Dan Ige scores a takedown 1.07 times per 15 minutes while Andre Fili gets a takedown 2.19 times per 15 minutes. In terms of striking, Ige lands 3.76 strikes/minute and lands 45% of the strikes that he attempts. Joining him in the Octagon is Andre Fili, who lands 37% of his attempted strikes and is landing 3.86 per minute.

An additional fight that you're going to want to see is when Gregory Rodrigues is set to enter the Octagon with Brad Tavares. Tavares looks to add a win to his career total of 20-9-0. The 36-year-old tips the scales at 185 lbs and stands in at 6'1". The orthodox fighter has an arm span of 74". Rodrigues stands 6'3" and is weighing in at 185 lbs. The orthodox fighter walks into the Octagon with a record of 14-5-0. The 31-year-old stretches 75". Concerning wrestling, Brad Tavares curbs 82% of his opponents' takedown tries and is finishing his takedowns on 26% of his attempts. Rodrigues is finishing his takedown tries on 50% of the tries he takes and deflects 85% of the takedowns his opponents attempt. Concerning striking, Tavares takes 3.03 strikes per min and he deals 3.38 strikes per min. Rodrigues, moreover, is absorbing 5.67 strikes/minute and connects on 5.99 per minute.

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

Guy Bruhn's Pick: Take Jack Hermansson (+195)

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