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Max Holloway vs Dustin Poirier Betting Prediction

Now we have the Max Holloway vs Dustin Poirier Betting Prediction for both teams.

At UFC 318, which will take place on Saturday, July 19, 2025, Max Holloway will compete against Dustin Poirier. In terms of odds, Holloway is currently listed at -125, while Poirier is currently at +103.

Within the confines of the cage, Max “Blessed” Holloway walks in with a record of 26-8-0. The 33-year-old fighter has a height of 5 feet 11 inches and weighs 145 pounds. The orthodox fighter has a reach of 69 inches. Dustin Anthony “The Diamond” Poirier walks in at 5’9 “and steps on the scale at 155 lbs. The southpaw fighter looks to add a win to his career record of 30-9-0 (1 NC). The 36-year-old has an arm span of 72” . Max Holloway is connecting on 7.16 major strikes per minute, while Dustin Poirier is connecting on 5.30 significant strikes per minute. Both of these hitters are performing exceptionally well. When it comes to significant strikes, Holloway is successful 47% of the time, whereas Poirier is successful 50% of the time. The “Blessed” team takes 4.76 significant strikes per minute to defend themselves, whereas the “The Diamond” team takes 4.33 significant strikes per minute. Poirier defends against 52% of the significant strikes that are intended at him, whereas Holloway is able to deflect 59% of the significant strikes that are directed at him.

When it comes to grappling, Max Holloway is not as skilled as other grapplers because he only manages to take down opponents 0.25 times every 15 minutes on average by his own account. In 53% of his attempts, Holloway is successful in bringing his opponent to the mat, and he is successful in preventing 83% of all takedown attempts. As of right now, Poirier is successful in 36% of the takedowns he attempts and has been successful in preventing 64% of the takedowns that his opponents have attempted. Holloway is the least competent of the two fighters when it comes to going for the sub, since he attempts to earn 0.3 finishes each three rounds, whilst Poirier aims to get 1.3 finishes per fifteen minutes.

Max Holloway’s most recent fight was against Ilia Topuria, and he was defeated by a punch to the head in the third round. Therefore, he walked away from the fight. In the end, Topuria was successful in landing 78 of the 147 strikes that he allowed himself to release during this competition. After this bout, Holloway emerged victorious, having landed 84 of the total 209 strikes that were thrown. As far as big strikes are concerned, Topuria landed 75 out of 144, which gives him a percentage of 52%. In the end, he was successful in landing 49 of the 114 significant strikes that were aimed. On the other side of the cage, Holloway landed 79 of 204 important strikes he threw, which is equivalent to 38% of the total number of strikes he threw. Within the context of the placing of these critical blows, he landed 47 of 151 blows to the head. Ninety-four percent of the key strikes that Topuria landed and one hundred percent of the blows that Holloway connected on were scored at a distance.

In the final bout that Dustin Poirier competed in, he faced Islam Makhachev and ultimately suffered a defeat by way of a d’arce choke submission in the fifth round. While Makhachev was successful in landing eighty percent of his big strikes at a distance, Poirier was only successful in connecting on sixty-eight percent of the significant strikes he attempted at a distance. In the end, Poirier was successful in landing forty percent of his important strikes by connecting on seventy-three out of 183. Over the course of 159 significant head strikes, he connected on 53 of them. Over the course of the competition, Makhachev was successful in connecting on 88 of 156 crucial strikes. Regarding the precision of the significant strikes, he was successful in hitting 81 of the 148 shots that were directed at the head. In terms of the total number of strikes that he fired during that fight, Makhachev connected on 147 of 222, whilst Poirier landed 104 of 218 of all the strikes that he threw.

There is one more fight that you shouldn’t miss, and that is the one in which Paulo Costa will compete against Roman Kopylov. This is Costa’s career record, which stands at 14-4-0. 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. 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” . Paulo Costa has a takedown rate of 0.36 times per 15 minutes, while Roman Kopylov has a takedown rate of 1.17 times per 15 minutes on average. Both of these figures pertain to grappling performances. Whenever it comes to striking, Costa is able to land 6.22 strikes per minute and connect on 58% of all the strikes that he attempts. Roman Kopylov, who is on the opposite side of the cage, is successful in hitting fifty percent of his attempted strikes and is connecting at a rate of four and a half minutes each minute.

An additional bout that is a must-see on the night is the one that will take place between Daniel Rodriguez and Kevin Holland inside the Octagon. 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 the sport of wrestling, Kevin Holland is successful in preventing 56 percent of the takedowns that his opponents attempt, while he is successful in bringing his opponent to the mat 39 percent of the time. In 54% of his attempts, Rodriguez is successful in bringing his opponents to the ground, and he is able to prevent 63% of the takedowns that his opponents attempt. On the subject of striking, Holland is able to take in 3.11 strikes per minute, while he is landing 4.24 strikes per minute. Rodriguez, on the other hand, allows 5.39 strikes to be delivered per minute while simultaneously landing 7.39 strikes per minute.

 

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