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Paulo Costa vs Roman Kopylov Betting Prediction

Now we have the Paulo Costa vs Roman Kopylov Betting Prediction for both teams.

At UFC 318, which will take place on Saturday, July 19, 2025, Paulo Costa will compete against Roman Kopylov. According to the starting odds, Costa is put at +195, while Kopylov is projected to be priced at -241.

Paulo “The Eraser” Costa has a record of 14-4-0 during his entire career. There is a 34-year-old fighter who weighs 185 pounds and stands 6 feet and one inch tall. The orthodox fighter has a height of 72 inches. Roman Kopylov stands 6’0 “and records a weight of 185 lbs. The southpaw fighter will be looking to add a victory to his career total of 14-3-0. The 34-year-old has a wingspan of 75” . When it comes to important strikes, Paulo Costa is connecting on 6.22 per minute, while Roman Kopylov is connecting on 4.96 significant strikes per minute. The percentage of important blows that Costa lands is 58%, while Kopylov only lands 50% of his attempts. When it comes to protecting themselves, “The Eraser” allows 6.56 significant strikes per minute, while Kopylov takes in 4.86 of such attacks. Additionally, Costa is able to block 49% of the significant strikes that his opponents hurl at him, but Kopylov is able to block 55% of the strikes that are delivered in his way.

When it comes to wrestling, Paulo Costa is not as skilled as other wrestlers because he only brings his opponents to the mat 0.36 times every 15 minutes. 75% of the time, Costa is successful in bringing his opponent to the ground, and he is successful in preventing 80% of all takedown attempts that are made against him. In 42% of the takedowns that he attempts, Kopylov is successful in finishing the takedown, while he is successful in defending 87% of the takedowns that are attempted against him. Costa is not as skilled of a technician as Kopylov is when it comes to substituting opponents. He only attempts 0.7 substitutes every three rounds, whereas Kopylov attempts 0.9 substitutes every 15 minutes.

Sean Strickland was Paulo Costa’s opponent in his most recent bout inside the Octagon, and he was defeated by a split decision in the fifth round of the fight. The total number of strikes that Strickland threw in that bout was 402, and he landed 182 of them. As the night came to a close, Costa had already landed 158 of the total 266 strikes. With regard to significant strikes, Strickland was successful in landing 182 out of 402 of them, which resulted in a percentage of 45%. The head was the target of 104 of the 258 important strikes that he brought down. As far as the statistics for the adversary are concerned, Costa ended up landing 158 of the 266 significant strikes that he threw, which is equivalent to 59% of the total. Out of the hundred serious blows that were directed at his head, he received 28 of them. Strickland succeeded in connecting on 98% of the significant strikes, and Costa was successful in landing 99% of them. Both of these strikes were thrown from a distance.

During the final bout of Roman Kopylov’s career, he faced off against Chris Curtis and ultimately prevailed by way of a head kick in the third round of the fight. It turned out that Curtis was successful in connecting on all of the big strikes that he attempted from a distance, whereas Kopylov was successful in connecting on 95% of the significant strikes that he attempted from a distance. Among the key strikes that Kopylov tried, he was successful in landing 130 of the 307 that he attempted. Over the course of 266 severe blows to the head, he connected on 91 of them. Over the course of that competition, Curtis was successful in connecting on 142 of 261 big blows. He connected on 107 of 204 shots that were aimed at the head, which is notable in terms of the placement of these significant strikes. When it came to the total number of strikes that were attempted during the bout, Curtis ended up connecting on 146 out of 265 strikes, while Kopylov connected on 133 out of 310 different strikes that he attempted.

The fight between Kevin Holland and Daniel Rodriguez is another fight that you won’t want to miss out on. I highly recommend it. It is Holland’s goal to add another victory to his career record of 28-13-0 (1 NC), which he currently holds. The orthodox fighter, who is 32 years old and measures 6 feet 3 inches tall, has a wingspan of 81 inches. His weight is recorded as 170 pounds. Rodriguez comes in at 6’1 “and steps on the scale at 170 lbs. The southpaw fighter walks into the Octagon with a record of 19-5-0. The 38-year-old reaches 74” . In terms of grappling, Kevin Holland has a takedown touchdown rate of 0.81 times per fifteen minutes, whereas Daniel Rodriguez has a takedown touchdown rate of 0.55 times per three rounds on average. When it comes to striking, Holland registers 4.24 strikes per minute against his opponents and is successful in landing fifty percent of the strikes that he throws. Daniel Rodriguez is the other fighter in this battle. He has tagged his opponent on 48% of the strikes he has thrown and has connected on an average of 7.39 strikes per minute.

It is highly recommended that you pay attention to the time when Patricio Freire is scheduled to compete against Dan Ige if you are a fan of exciting battles. Ige is now 19-9-0, and he will be trying to add another victory to his record. Currently, the 33-year-old boxer weighs 145 pounds and stands at 5 feet 7 inches tall. The orthodox fighter has a height of 71 inches. Freire stands in at 5’6 “and steps on the scale at 145 lbs. The orthodox fighter looks to add a victory to his total of 36-8-0. The 38-year-old extends his reach 67” . When it comes to grappling, Dan Ige is successful in stopping 58% of the takedowns that other fighters have attempted, while he is successful in finishing his takedown attempts 25% of the time. The percentage of times that Freire is successful in putting his opponents down is twenty percent, while he is able to defend against eighty-eight percent of the takedowns that his opponents attempt. Ige is receiving 3.55 strikes per minute, while he is landing 3.67 strikes per minute. This is being categorized under the category of striking. On the other hand, Freire is dealing 2.45 strikes per minute while taking 4.48 strikes per minute against him.

 

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