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Our full predictions for UFC 310: Pantoja vs. Asakura

  • Writer: Admin
    Admin
  • Nov 30, 2024
  • 5 min read

Updated: Dec 18, 2024


UFC 310 main fighters.

  This article in a nutshell:

  • UFC 310, live on December 7, 2024, at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, features Alexandre Pantoja defending his flyweight title against Kai Asakura, with Shavkat Rakhmonov and Ian Machado Garry battling to remain undefeated in the co-main event.

  • The heavyweight rematch between Ciryl Gane and Alexander Volkov and key bouts like Bryce Mitchell vs. Kron Gracie highlight a card packed with title implications and rising stars on UFC 310.

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Main event


UFC 310 promises a truly exciting night of MMA action on December 7, 2024, at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Headlined by Alexandre Pantoja defending his flyweight title against Kai Asakura, the UFC 310 fight card is packed with thrilling matchups featuring some of the sport's most interesting fighters.


As usual, we provide our complete breakdown and predicitons ahead of the fights - first, take a moment to review some early thoughts from Michael Bisping ahead of the event.



Here’s the complete fight breakdown and predictions


Main Card of UFC 310 (Pay-per-view, 10 p.m. ET)


Main Event: Alexandre Pantoja (28-5-0) vs. Kai Asakura (21-4-0) – Flyweight Title Bout


  • Betting Odds: Pantoja (-240) | Asakura (+200)


  • Prediction: Alexandre Pantoja wins by unanimous decision.


    Pantoja’s championship experience, diverse skill set, and endurance give him the edge over Asakura, who is making his UFC debut. While Asakura’s striking poses a threat, Pantoja’s ability to adapt and control the pace of the fight will likely carry him to a decision victory.



Co-Main Event: Shavkat Rakhmonov (18-0-0) vs. Ian Machado Garry (15-0-0) – Welterweight Bout


  • Betting Odds: Rakhmonov (-290) | Garry (+235)


  • Prediction: Shavkat Rakhmonov wins by submission in Round 3.


    Both fighters are undefeated, but Rakhmonov’s grappling and finishing skills make him a formidable challenge. Garry’s striking could test Rakhmonov early, but once the fight hits the ground, Rakhmonov is likely to secure a late submission.


Ciryl Gane (12-2-0) vs. Alexander Volkov (38-10-0) – Heavyweight Bout


  • Betting Odds: Gane (-238) | Volkov (+195)


  • Prediction: Ciryl Gane wins by unanimous decision.


    Gane’s technical striking and movement are expected to outclass Volkov’s power and reach. Having previously defeated Volkov, Gane’s confidence and ability to avoid heavy damage should allow him to repeat his success over three rounds.


See the former's full fight with Tai Tuivasa ahead of the weekend.



Kron Gracie (5-2-0) vs. Bryce Mitchell (16-1-0) – Featherweight Bout


  • Betting Odds: Mitchell (-200) | Gracie (+170)


  • Prediction: Bryce Mitchell wins by unanimous decision.


    Gracie’s jiu-jitsu is world-class, but Mitchell’s wrestling and ability to dictate where the fight takes place make him the favorite. Mitchell’s control on the ground should nullify Gracie’s submission attempts, leading to a clear decision win.


Dooho Choi (15-4-1) vs. Nate Landwehr (18-5-0) – Featherweight Bout


  • Betting Odds: Landwehr (-165) | Choi (+140)


  • Prediction: Nate Landwehr wins by TKO in Round 2.


    Both fighters are known for their aggressive styles, but Landwehr’s relentless pressure and durability could overwhelm Choi. Expect a firefight early, with Landwehr finishing Choi in the second round via strikes.


Preliminary Card of UFC 310 (ESPNews/ESPN+, 8 p.m. ET)


Vicente Luque (22-10-1) vs. Themba Gorimbo (14-4-0) – Welterweight Bout


  • Betting Odds: Luque (-210) | Gorimbo (+175)


  • Prediction: Vicente Luque wins by KO in Round 3.


    Luque’s striking experience and ability to mix up his attacks give him a decisive edge. While Gorimbo has a solid ground game, Luque’s power and precision are likely to result in a late knockout.


Movsar Evloev (18-0-0) vs. Aljamain Sterling (24-4-0) - Featherweight Bout


  • Betting Odds: Evloev (-230) | Sterling (+190)


  • Prediction: Movsar Evloev wins by unanimous decision.


    Evloev’s grappling and control in transitions should stifle Sterling’s dynamic striking and submissions. With a relentless pace and positional dominance, Evloev is expected to stay undefeated.


See Sterling's fight against legend Henry Cejudo ahead of the weekend below.



Dominick Reyes (13-4-0) vs. Anthony Smith (38-20-0) – Light Heavyweight Bout


  • Betting Odds: Reyes (-150) | Smith (+130)


  • Prediction: Dominick Reyes wins by unanimous decision.


    Reyes’ striking and athleticism could keep Smith at bay. While Smith’s durability and grappling could make the fight competitive, Reyes’ sharper striking is likely to earn him the win on the scorecards.


Bryan Battle (11-2-0) vs. Randy Brown (19-5-0) – Welterweight Bout


  • Betting Odds: Battle (-250) | Brown (+205)


  • Prediction: Bryan Battle wins by submission in Round 2.


    Battle’s well-rounded game and ability to adapt during fights make him a favorite here. Expect him to capitalize on a mistake by Brown and secure a submission victory.


Early Preliminary Card of UFC 310 (ESPN+, 6 p.m. ET)


Lukasz Brzeski (10-4-1) vs. Kennedy Nzechukwu (13-5-0) – Light Heavyweight Bout


  • Betting Odds: Nzechukwu (-200) | Brzeski (+170)


  • Prediction: Kennedy Nzechukwu wins by TKO in Round 2.


    Nzechukwu’s striking proficiency and reach are likely to create problems for Brzeski. His ability to maintain distance and deliver powerful strikes could lead to a stoppage in the second round.


Cody Durden (17-6-1) vs. Joshua Van (11-2-0) – Flyweight Bout


  • Betting Odds: Durden (-180) | Van (+150)


  • Prediction: Cody Durden wins by unanimous decision.


    Durden’s wrestling and control on the ground should enable him to dictate the fight’s pace. Van’s striking will keep it competitive, but Durden’s grappling could seal the deal on the scorecards.


Clay Guida (38-24-0) vs. Chase Hooper (14-3-1) – Lightweight Bout


  • Betting Odds: Hooper (-160) | Guida (+135)


  • Prediction: Chase Hooper wins by submission in Round 3.


    Guida’s relentless pace and veteran savvy could test Hooper early, but Hooper’s jiu-jitsu and youth are likely to prevail in the later rounds.


See one of the early fights from the latter below.



Michael Chiesa (17-7-0) vs. Max Griffin (20-10-0) – Welterweight Bout


  • Betting Odds: Chiesa (-200) | Griffin (+170)


  • Prediction: Michael Chiesa wins by unanimous decision.


    Chiesa’s grappling and ability to control opponents on the mat should enable him to outpoint Griffin over three rounds.


Catch UFC 310 live on Pay-per-view and ESPN+ for a night of unforgettable fights and title implications in Las Vegas! Stay updated with any last-minute changes.


Our predictions are summarized below.

Fight

Our prediction

Main card


Alexandre Pantoja vs. Kai Asakura

Alexandre Pantoja by unanimous decision

Shavkat Rakhmonov vs. Ian Machado Garry

Shavkat Rakhmonov by submission in round 3

Ciryl Gane vs. Alexander Volkov

Ciryl Gane by unanimous decision

Bryce Mitchell vs. Kron Gracie

Bryce Mitchell by unanimous decision

Dooho Choi vs. Nate Landwehr

Nate Landwehr by TKO in round 2

Preliminary card


Vicente Luque vs. Themba Gorimbo

Vicente Luque by KO in round 3

Movsar Evloev vs. Aljamain Sterling

Movsar Evloev by unanimous decision

Dominick Reyes vs. Anthony Smith

Dominick Reyes by unanimous decision

Bryan Battle vs. Randy Brown

Bryan Battle by submission in round 2

Early preliminary card


Lukasz Brzeski vs. Kennedy Nzechukwu

Kennedy Nzechukwu by TKO in round 2

Cody Durden vs. Joshua Van

Cody Durden by unanimous decision

Clay Guida vs. Chase Hooper

Chase Hooper by submission in round 3

Michael Chiesa vs. Max Griffin

Michael Chiesa by unanimous decision

Finally, if you didn't notice above, Clay Guida returns this weekend. See some of his highlights below.



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