Ito vs Alibek Gadzhammatov Prediction 11 August 2026
💥 The main card of RIZIN FF 54 features a showdown between Japanese fighter Yuki Ito and Dagestani prospect Alibek Gadjiammatov. The bout is set to take place in Tokyo at the iconic Toyota Arena in the Koto district. The Russian fighter enters as the clear favorite according to the odds. Will he live up to expectations? Check out our prediction below.
Head-to-head statistics Ito - Alibek Gadzhammatov
Yuki Ito Player Overview
29-year-old Japanese fighter Yuki Ito has already built up an impressive record in professional mixed martial arts, boasting 20 wins against 7 losses. Ito is a well-rounded competitor, equally comfortable trading on the feet or working on the ground. He excels at mixing crisp punching combinations with timely takedowns, constantly disrupting his opponents’ rhythm and preventing them from settling into the fight.
Match Results: Yuki Ito
Alibek Gadzhammatov Player Overview
At just 25 years old, Alibek Gadjiammatov has already made a name for himself as an exceptionally aggressive and technically skilled fighter. Alibek’s professional record stands at six wins with only one loss, and his arrival in RIZIN was nothing short of spectacular. In November 2024, he made a thunderous debut in the promotion, knocking out the seasoned Daichi Kitakata. Although he suffered a tough decision loss to Hiromasa Ougikubo in September 2025, the Russian fighter gained invaluable experience competing against elite opposition. Gadjiammatov’s style is defined by unorthodox striking, explosive speed, and relentless pressure.
Match Results: Alibek Gadzhammatov
⭐ Editor's Prediction
Alibek Gadzhammatov’s biggest asset in this bout is his relentless pace and ability to dictate the action. His youth and explosive power should allow him to outwork Yuki Ito on the feet, breaking through the Japanese fighter’s guard with rapid combinations. The lesson learned from his fight with Ogikubo will likely push Alibek to manage his energy more wisely and stay alert to takedown attempts. We don’t expect any surprises here. Our pick: Gadzhammatov to win.