Brent Primus vs. Gadzhi Rabadanov Prediction on November 29, 2024

Match info

The men’s MMA event, PFL (Professional Fighters League) 10, which will be held on Friday, November 29, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, will feature the finals of the 2024 PFL Tournament season in six weight-class divisions and will mark the promotion’s first championship season held outside the United States. We’ll cover the lightweight final between Brent Primus of the United States and one of numerous Russians in the event, Gadzhi Rabadanov, for whom mobile bookmakers say is the favorite. The bout is to get going in the cage at King Saud University Stadium, starting at 10 p.m. local time.

Meeting statistics

The current form of Brent Primus

The only fighter Usman Nurmagomedov faced and hasn’t lost to him is Brent Primus, a former Bellator champion; he took the belt by defeating Michael Chandler via doctor stoppage. Primus initially lost to Nurmagomedov, but the fight’s outcome was void due to the discovery of illegal chemical traces in the Dagestani fighter’s blood.

Along with Chandler and Nurmagomedov, Primus’ other notable opponents included Islam Mamedov (split loss), Benson Henderson (decision win), and Alexandr Shabliy (TKO loss). However, at 39, Primus is clearly beyond his best, hence the long odds on his moneyline win of 4.90 on RuBet; his rival is 1.18. However, in his last fight, an American won by a unanimous decision over Clay Collard, which surprised both fans and experts.

The current form of Gadzhi Rabadanov

Gadzhi Rabadanov, a former Eagle FC champion and MMA world champion, attended the academy of Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov (who coached two UFC champions: his son Khabib and Islam Makhachev). After the PFL merged with Bellator, Rabadanov joined the promotion and has been performing abroad for the past four years. As a result, even though this is his first season in PFL, the Dagestani-born fighter made it straight to the final, defeating Michael Dufort, Elvin Espinosa, and Solomon Renfroe in succession.

Rabadanov destroys everyone he faces in the American leagues, and the last fight he lost was in 2020 at the Eagle FC competition. Right now, he has won nine straight bouts, and the typical fan won’t detect any flaws in his preparation and execution. Maybe they just don’t exist.

Match analytics

What will Primus use to challenge Rabadanov is something we truly don’t know. We think that he’ll try wrestling, but we’re sure that it will be in vain. On the ground, he won’t catch the Dagestani off guard, and he’ll lose badly in the stand-up. We consider Primus to be a mismatch because his greatest years are already behind him, and he has much fewer reflexes and skills. There’s no way that Rabadanov will let the fight go the distance.

Tip: Total – Under 4.5, with odds of 2.28 on Linebet.

Results of the forecast

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