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Kyler Phillips vs Vinicius Oliveira Betting Prediction

Now we have the Kyler Phillips vs Vinicius Oliveira Betting Prediction for both teams.

At the UFC 318 event, which will take place on Saturday, July 19, 2025, Kyler Phillips will compete versus Vinicius Oliveira inside the Octagon. When it comes to the starting moneyline, Phillips is listed at +130, while Oliveira is projected to be priced at -152.

In the Octagon, Kyler “The Matrix” Phillips enters with a record of 12 wins and 0 losses at the moment. The 30-year-old boxer has a weight of 135 pounds and stands at 5 feet 8 inches tall. The orthodox fighter has a head height of 72 inches. Vinicius “LokDog” Oliveira, who stands an impressive 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighs 135 pounds, is a switch fighter who will be trying to add a victory to his record of 22-3-0. Oliveira, who is 29 years old, has a wingspan of 70 inches. Kyler Phillips is connecting on 5.28 important strikes per minute, while Vinicius Oliveira is connecting on 4.92 significant strikes per minute. Both of these players are performing really well. Oliveira manages to land 44% of the important blows he attempts, whereas Phillips is able to land 44% of them. While “LokDog” only allows 2.77 significant strikes per minute, “The Matrix” is able to take in 3.47 significant strikes per minute when it comes to defending in the cage. Moreover, Phillips is able to block sixty percent of the significant strikes that are aimed at him, whilst Oliveira is able to block fifty-two percent of the strikes that are launched in his direction.

When it comes to wrestling, Kyler Phillips is the more effective grappler because he brings his opponents to the mat 2.63 times for every 15 minutes because of his wrestling skills. In 51% of his attempts, Phillips is successful in bringing his opponents to the ground, and he is successful in stuffing 75% of the takedowns that his opponents attempt. Oliveira is successful in making his takedown attempts sixty percent of the time, while he is successful in defending seventy-six percent of all takedowns that are attempted on him. Phillips is the more capable fighter in terms of submission attempts, since he attempts 0.4 finishes per 15 minutes, whilst Oliveira attempts 0.3 finishes per 15 minutes with his submission attempts.

When Kyler Phillips faced Rob Font in his most recent bout, he was defeated by Font via unanimous decision in the third round. This was the fight that he had participated in previously. In the competition, Font connected with 65 of the total 144 strikes that were tried. On his way out of this battle, Phillips had landed fifty of the total 143 strikes that were available to him. In the category of important strikes, Font ended up landing 61 out of 137, which gave him a rate of 44% for the course of the game. In the end, he was successful in landing fifty of sixty-two significant blows aiming at the skull. On the other hand, Phillips landed 38 of 125 important strikes, which is thirty percent of the total number of strikes he threw. The majority of the big blows that he delivered were directed at the head, and he landed 19 of the 98 of them. 91% of the significant blows that Font connected on were thrown at a distance, and 84% of the significant strikes that Phillips connected on were thrown at a distance.

In the final fight of Vinicius Oliveira’s career, he competed against Said Nurmagomedov and emerged victorious in round 3 by way of a unanimous decision. Oliveira was only successful in landing 72% of the significant blows he attempted from a distance, whereas Nurmagomedov was successful in hitting on 97% of his significant strikes taken from a distance. There were a total of 94 important strikes that Oliveira attempted, and he was successful in landing 43 of them. In the end, he was successful in landing 24 of the 63 big blows that were aiming at the head. As a result of that battle, Nurmagomedov was successful in landing 38 of the 79 major strikes. He ended up connecting on 18 of 54 shots that were aimed at the head, which is important in terms of the placement of these huge blows. In terms of the strikes that he attempted during this competition, Nurmagomedov was successful on 69 out of 111, whereas Oliveira was successful on 68 out of 125 of all the strikes that he attempted.

Another battle that you won’t want to miss is the one between Marvin Vettori and Brendan Allen. Marvin Vettori is competing against Allen. With a record of 19-8-1, Vettori enters the Octagon with a strong performance. This southpaw boxer, who is 31 years old, has a weight of 185 pounds and measures 6 feet and 0 inches tall. He has a reach of 74 inches. Allen, who is 29 years old and stands at 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighs 185 pounds, claims to be an orthodox fighter with a record of 24 wins and zero losses. Marvin Vettori is able to score a takedown 1.51 times every 15 minutes, whereas Brendan Allen is able to bring his opponents to the mat 1.60 times per 15 minutes. Both of these figures are in terms of takedowns. When it comes to striking, Vettori is able to tag his opponents at a rate of 4.54 strikes per minute and is successful in 47 percent of his attempted strikes. Brendan Allen, who is on the opposite side of the cage, is able to tag his opponent on 53% of the strikes that he throws and hits on 3.55 out of every minute.

One final fight that you absolutely must miss is the one that will take place in the Octagon between Francisco Prado and Nikolay Veretennikov. With a record of 12 wins and 0 losses, Prado is entering this fight. At the age of 23, the orthodox boxer achieves a height of 69 inches and records a weight of 170 pounds. He stands at 5 feet 10 inches tall. Veretennikov measures 6’1 “and weighs in at 170 lbs. The orthodox fighter will be looking to add a win to his career total of 12-6-0. The 35-year-old reaches 74” . When it comes to grappling, Francisco Prado is able to parry twenty-five percent of the takedowns that other fighters have attempted, and he is successful in bringing his opponent to the ground nine percent of the time. 10 percent of the time, Veretennikov is successful in finishing his takedowns, and he is successful in stopping 57% of the takedowns that his opponents attempt. When it comes to striking, Prado is taking in 5.32 strikes per minute, and he is connecting on 4.38 strikes per minute respectively. Over the same time period, Veretennikov is taking in 3.54 strikes per minute while simultaneously landing 2.73 strikes per minute.

 

 

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