Muradov vs Enomoto Prediction
🔊 The second most significant event of the upcoming Oktagon 68 tournament, which will take place on March 9 in Germany, has been announced as a fight between Uzbek Mahmud Muradov and Swiss Yasubey Enomoto. The match will be held in the middleweight category. Despite his veteran age, Enomoto continues to perform at a good level. Nevertheless, Yasubey is considered a stepping stone opponent for Mahmud Muradov, who recently competed in the UFC. How will this fight end? Let's think about it.
H2H Stats Fights and Previous Results
Makhmud Muradov Player Overview
The Uzbek athlete is a versatile fighter. Muraodov entered mixed martial arts in 2012. For several years, he wandered through various Czech organizations, building a good record for himself. Eventually, Muraodov managed to establish himself in the XFN organization, where he became a champion. In 2019, Mahmud was signed to the UFC, where he has four wins and two losses to his name. In September of last year, "Mah" returned to Oktagon, where he competed before signing with Dana White's promotion. Here, Mahmud has 3 victories and is also the number one ranked middleweight. In total, Muraodov has 27 wins and 8 losses.
Match Results: Makhmud Muradov
Yasubei Enomoto Player Overview
The Swiss fighter is also a versatile athlete, with a background in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai. He made his professional debut in 2006. Five years into his career, Yasubey had the chance to become the M-1 welterweight champion but lost to Shamil Zavurov, whom he later defeated in a rematch. After becoming a champion, Enomoto's career began to decline as he alternated between victories and defeats, moving through numerous organizations. Among the popular promotions, we can note the Polish KSW, the Russian WFCA, and Fight Nights, where the Swiss even fought for a title. Yasubey's last appearance was three years ago at an RCC event, where he won by split decision against Arseniy Smirnov. Currently, the "Samurai" has 23 wins and 15 losses.
Match Results: Yasubei Enomoto
Editorial Prediction
Despite Muradov's status as the clear favorite, we doubt that he will be able to secure an early victory over the veteran, as Enomoto is a very experienced opponent. Moreover, Yasubei's last early defeat dates back to 2018, when he was only knocked out by Roman Kopylov in the fourth round. Following this logic, we suggest betting on a long-lasting match.
