Chase Hooper vs Alexander Hernandez Betting Prediction UFC 319 Betting Prediction, August 16. Place a bet on this mixed martial arts event at YouWager.lv.

Chase Hooper vs Alexander Hernandez UFC 319 Betting Prediction

Now we have the Chase Hooper vs Alexander Hernandez UFC 319 Betting Prediction for both teams.

With a record of 16-3-1, Chase “The Dream” Hooper is into this bout with a strong performance. The southpaw boxer, who is 25 years old and weighs 155 pounds, has a height of 6 feet and one inch and a reach of three feet and four inches. His opponent Alexander “The Great Ape” Hernandez is 5’9 “and tips the scales at 155 lbs. The orthodox fighter looks to add a win to his career total of 16-8-0. The 32-year-old extends his reach 72” . Alexander Hernandez is connecting on 4.38 important strikes per minute, while Chase Hooper is landing 4.53 significant strikes per minute. Both of these figures are significant strikes. The percentage of big strikes that Hooper lands is 51%, whereas Hernandez is only landing 40% of his attempts. When compared to “The Great Ape,” “The Dream” accepts 2.96 significant strikes per minute while “The Great Ape” takes 4.62. This is in terms of defense within the cage. In addition, Hooper is able to resist 38 percent of the significant strikes that his opponents hit him with, whereas Hernandez is able to block 57 percent of the blows that are launched at him.

Chase Hooper is the superior wrestler when it comes to grappling for the simple reason that he is able to knock his opponents to the canvas 2.59 times every 15 minutes. It is 34% of the time that Hooper is successful in bringing his opponent to the mat, while he is successful in stopping 55% of all takedown attempts that are made against him. With 36% of his takedown attempts, Hernandez is successful in bringing his opponents to the canvas, and he is successful in preventing 71% of the takedowns that his opponents have tried. When it comes to going for the sub, Hooper is the more capable fighter because he attempts 2.2 subs every 15 minutes, whilst Hernandez only manages to successfully complete 0.1 subs every 15 minutes.

The most recent bout that Chase Hooper participated in was against Jim Miller, and he prevailed over Miller by way of a unanimous decision in the third round. Within the course of that battle, Miller landed 22 of the 45 total strikes that he threw. As the night came to a close, Hooper had connected with 59 of a total of 94 strikes. In terms of key strikes, Miller ended up landing 13 out of 35, which resulted in a rate of 37% for him. In the end, he was successful in landing 11 of the 30 heavy blows that were directed at the head. In the end, Hooper was successful in landing 47% of his important strikes by sticking 21 of 44. This occurred on the other side of the Octagon floor. Out of those serious blows, he received thirteen out of thirty-four to the head. 53% of the significant strikes that Miller connected on were thrown at a distance, and 85% of the significant strikes that Hooper connected on were thrown at a distance.

Alexander Hernandez had his final appearance in the Octagon, where he faced Kurt Holobaugh. He ultimately prevailed in the fight by way of a unanimous decision in the third round of the bout. In the end, Hernandez was successful in landing 76% of the significant strikes he attempted at a distance, whereas Holobaugh was successful in landing 88% of the significant strikes he attempted at a distance. Hernandez landed 59 of his 149 significant strikes, which is 39% of the total number of strikes he tried. Out of 117 serious blows to the head, he connected on 36 of them completely. Holobaugh was successful in striking out 71 of 171 major batters during that game. It turned out that he was successful in landing 39 of the 122 serious hits that were thrown at him to the head. In terms of the total number of strikes that were attempted during the bout, Holobaugh ended up connecting on 106 of 215 strikes, whereas Hernandez ended up landing 87 of 186 strikes out of the total number of strikes that he attempted.

Edson Barboza will face off against Drakkar Klose in the next round, which is another match that fans can look forward to. Barboza is looking to add another victory to his entire career record of 24-12-0. The orthodox fighter, who is 39 years old and is 5 feet 11 inches tall, has a weight of 155 pounds and a reach of 75 inches that is measured. Klose measures 5’9 “and steps on the scale at 155 lbs. The orthodox fighter holds a career mark of 15-3-1. The 37-year-old has a wingspan of 70” . While Edson Barboza is averaging 0.45 takedowns per 15 minutes, Drakkar Klose is bringing his opponents to the canvas 1.65 times every 15 minutes. Both of these statistics pertain to the art of grappling. As far as striking is concerned, Barboza is delivering 4.11 strikes per minute and is successful in connecting on 44% of his attempted blows. Drakkar Klose, on the other hand, is performing exceptionally well, connecting on 55% of the strikes he has thrown and doing so at a rate of 4.33 per minute.

The battle between Nursulton Ruziboev and Bryan Battle, which is scheduled to take place in the Octagon, is another fight that you absolutely must miss on the evening. With a record of 13-2-0 (1 NC), Battle will be seeking to add another victory to his collection. The thirty-year-old fighter weighs 185 pounds and measures six feet and one inch tall. The orthodox fighter reaches 77 inches. Ruziboev comes in at 6’5 “and records a weight of 185 lbs. The orthodox fighter holds a career mark of 36-9-2 (2 NC). The 31-year-old has a reach of 76” . As far as takedowns are concerned, Bryan Battle is successful in preventing 53 percent of the takedowns that his opponents attempt, and he is successful in finishing his takedown attempts 17 percent of the time they are attempted. 66% of the time, Ruziboev is successful in finishing his takedown attempts, and he is successful in stopping 33% of the takedowns that his opponents have attempted. In terms of striking, Battle is able to land 5.12 strikes per minute while taking 4.11 strikes per minute against him. In contrast, Ruziboev is receiving 2.89 strikes per minute and is delivering 2.59 strikes per minute. He is beating his opponent.

 

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