Eric Anders and Kyle Dokas will fight in the Middleweight division of the Main Card at the Ultimate Fighting Championship on ESPN 42 in mixed martial arts. The confrontation will take place in Orlando at the Amway Center arena on the first Sunday of December 2022. American fighters are very spectacular and can put up an exciting battle. Bookmakers consider the “knight D’Arse” to be the favorite, although it is unlikely that he will have an easy walk. If you want to start making money on fights and other sporting events, then download the app https://mostbetclub.top/skachat-prilozhenie.
Middleweights are unstable but competitive and can put on a show. In addition, the lion’s share of victories by fighters was obtained by knockout or surrender.
Eric Anders
“I’m a fight” began to compete among professionals in 2012 and since then has had 22 fights. Having won 14 times (nine – ahead of schedule and five – by a judicial decision), Eric lost in seven battles and one battle was not held. Anders has had four fights over the past couple of years. In May 2021, the result with Darren Stewart was canceled, but in June, a representative of the Fight Ready MMA team defeated this opponent by unanimous decision. This was followed by two consecutive defeats from Andre Muniz and Pak-Chong Yong.
Until 2017, the American did not know the bitterness of defeat and had a winning streak of ten fights in a row. At the same time, in 12 extreme fights, Eric managed to win only four times and only two times ahead of schedule. A native of Pampanga will try to impose a fight on a more eminent opponent, but the chances of success are rather small.
Kyle Docas
“Knight D’Arce” has been performing in professional mixed martial arts for five years. During this time, Kyle spent 15 fights. Having won 11 victories (nine by submission and two by decision), Dokas lost three times (once by knockout and twice by decision). After a series of nine wins in a row, the North American slowed down. Since 2021, the Philadelphia native has entered the octagon four times. After losing to Phil Haves, the Pennsylvania athlete faced Kevin Holland and the fight was declared a no contest after a headbutt. This was followed by an early win against Jamie Pickett and a knockout loss to Roman Dolidze.
Kyle is unstable, but in technical terms, he greatly outnumbers his current opponent.
Our forecast
Anders is good at hitting and doesn’t do well on canvas. Dokas is an excellent wrestler and it is no coincidence that he has won nine of his 11 submission victories. So the Philadelphia fighter will rely on takedowns and try to choke the opponent or hold the submission. In this match between wrestler and striker, preference should be given to the former. So in this confrontation it is quite possible to expect an early victory of the favorite.
