UFC Fight Night: Garcia vs. Onama

Pressure & Pace Advantage: Garcia can sustain pressure longer; Onama tends to fade after round 1.

Durability Edge: Garcia has recovered from heavy shots and thrives in chaos; Onama has been hurt and slowed in similar fights.

Technical Gap: Onama has the cleaner technique but less composure under fire.

Cardio & Volume: Garcia’s work rate should carry the later rounds if the fight goes long.

Onama’s explosiveness and early-round knockout threat make this volatile.

Garcia’s defensive openings could allow a counter KO.

Grappling Edge: Delija’s wrestling and control are major advantages; Cortes-Acosta has shown difficulty defending repeated takedowns.

Durability: Both are durable, but Delija’s ground control mitigates risk in extended exchanges.

Output Pattern: Cortes-Acosta’s jab-heavy boxing may not deter a persistent grappler like Delija.

Cardio Factor: Delija maintains steady pressure into later rounds, whereas Waldo can stall under sustained grappling.

Delija’s chin is tested—if he chooses to strike too long, Waldo’s counters could land clean.

Cortes-Acosta’s defensive shell could frustrate Delija if takedowns don’t come early.

Explosiveness & Strength: Wells is the stronger athlete, especially early; he can dictate early clinch exchanges.

Cardio & Pace: Gorimbo has better long-term endurance; Wells tends to slow down after Round 1.

Grappling Depth: Wells has superior jiu-jitsu and submission setups once on top.

Fight IQ Trend: Gorimbo is evolving strategically, but Wells’ experience against higher competition gives him an edge in chaos.

Wells’ fading cardio can lead to late-round reversals.

Gorimbo’s defensive lapses in scrambles could cost him positional control or get him caught in transitions.

Wrestling Pressure: Dulgarian’s wrestling edge is enormous; Del Valle must keep distance or risk being planted repeatedly.

Control & Ground Threats: Dulgarian’s top pressure and positional dominance could lead to a finish via ground-and-pound or submission.

Composure & Range: Del Valle’s best chance is an early counter KO before Dulgarian establishes control.

Cardio & Pace: Dulgarian’s pace is suffocating, but if the fight goes beyond 1.5 rounds, Del Valle’s composure could create small windows.

Dulgarian’s aggression can leave openings if he overextends on entries.

If forced into a striking match, Del Valle’s clean boxing could expose Dulgarian’s defensive gaps.

Experience Edge: Radtke has UFC cage time and composure against stronger opposition.

Pressure & Cardio: Radtke’s forward style can neutralize Frunza’s power if he cuts the cage effectively.

Technical Striking: Frunza is the sharper pure striker, but his defense against pressure remains suspect.

Durability: Both have shown toughness, but Radtke’s chin and pace should hold up better over time.

Frunza’s early explosiveness and counter right hand make Round 1 dangerous.

Radtke sometimes absorbs unnecessary shots while closing range.

Grappling Battle: Nascimento holds a significant submission edge; Durden relies on top pressure but risks being caught in transitions.

Composure & Efficiency: Nascimento’s calm approach allows him to capitalize when opponents overextend.

Cardio & Pace: Both have solid endurance, but Durden’s chain wrestling could test Nascimento’s ability to work off his back repeatedly.

Experience vs Skill Matchup: Nascimento’s technical grappling depth outweighs Durden’s athletic grind.

If Durden controls top position without being threatened, judges may favor his aggression.

Nascimento can lose rounds if too passive early.