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Zachary Reese is trying to bounce back from a rough stretch, and Michel Pereira just needs to stop the bleeding. Reese looked sharp beating Dusko Todorovic back in May, landing 73 strikes and mixing in takedowns for a clean decision. But then came that brutal knockout loss to Azamat Bekoev at UFC 311, getting finished with ground and pound in the first round. Most recently, his fight with Sedriques Dumas ended in a no contest after an accidental groin kick just 51 seconds in.
First round is dangerous for both guys, Reese showed he can crack early and Pereira's proven he can snatch necks when opportunities appear.
Talk about frustrating. Pereira's having an even tougher time lately. The Brazilian showman has dropped three straight, including that brutal fifth round finish against Anthony Hernandez where he got pounded out with elbows. Then Kyle Daukaus caught him with elbows from guard in just 43 seconds, and Abus Magomedov outpointed him over three rounds.
Before this skid, Pereira was finishing dudes quick, submitting both Michal Oleksiejczuk and Ihor Potieria in the first round. Reese brings that switch stance pressure and solid wrestling, hitting 67% of his takedowns against Todorovic. Pereira's got slick submissions when things hit the mat, but he's been getting caught lately trying to work from bad positions. The question is whether Reese can avoid the scrambles where Pereira gets dangerous or if the Brazilian can recapture that finishing instinct that made him scary.
Zachary Reese finish map
Zachary Reese breakdown
Zachary Reese's recent form
Zachary Reese is trying to bounce back from a rough stretch, and Michel Pereira just needs to stop the bleeding. Reese looked sharp beating Dusko Todorovic back in May, landing 73 strikes and mixing in takedowns for a clean decision. But then came that brutal knockout loss to Azamat Bekoev at UFC 311, getting finished with ground and pound in the first round. Most recently, his fight with Sedriques Dumas ended in a no contest after an accidental groin kick just 51 seconds in.
First round is dangerous for both guys, Reese showed he can crack early and Pereira's proven he can snatch necks when opportunities appear.
Talk about frustrating. Pereira's having an even tougher time lately. The Brazilian showman has dropped three straight, including that brutal fifth round finish against Anthony Hernandez where he got pounded out with elbows. Then Kyle Daukaus caught him with elbows from guard in just 43 seconds, and Abus Magomedov outpointed him over three rounds.
Before this skid, Pereira was finishing dudes quick, submitting both Michal Oleksiejczuk and Ihor Potieria in the first round. Reese brings that switch stance pressure and solid wrestling, hitting 67% of his takedowns against Todorovic. Pereira's got slick submissions when things hit the mat, but he's been getting caught lately trying to work from bad positions. The question is whether Reese can avoid the scrambles where Pereira gets dangerous or if the Brazilian can recapture that finishing instinct that made him scary.
Michel Pereira finish map
Michel Pereira breakdown
Michel Pereira's recent form
Pace delta
+0.3 significant strikes/min
Michel Pereira averages 4.5 significant strikes per minute while Zachary Reese sits at 4.2.
AI confidence
92%
Probability weighting from the AgentMMA simulator.
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