Who will win JunYong Park vs Edmen Shahbazyan?

Based on AI analysis with 83% confidence, JunYong Park is predicted to win against Edmen Shahbazyan. JunYong Park by razor-thin decision with swing rounds hinging on late takedown attempts.

What is the JunYong Park vs Edmen Shahbazyan fight analysis?

JunYong Park vs Edmen Shahbazyan analysis: JunYong Park averages 4.64 strikes per minute with 51% accuracy, while Edmen Shahbazyan lands 3.8 strikes per minute. a sharper blend of volume and takedown efficiency Our AI predicts JunYong Park with 83% confidence.

What are the JunYong Park vs Edmen Shahbazyan stats comparison?

JunYong Park stats: 19-7-0 record, 4.64 strikes/min, 42% takedown accuracy. Edmen Shahbazyan stats: 16-5-0 record, 3.8 strikes/min, 37% takedown accuracy. Full UFC stats comparison shows a sharper blend of volume and takedown efficiency.

What are the odds for JunYong Park vs Edmen Shahbazyan?

AI prediction model shows 83% confidence for this matchup. Analysis includes striking stats, grappling efficiency, cardio, and fight IQ to determine winning probabilities.

How does JunYong Park compare to Edmen Shahbazyan?

JunYong Park (19-7-0) faces Edmen Shahbazyan (16-5-0). Key advantages include a sharper blend of volume and takedown efficiency. Full statistical comparison available.

What is JunYong Park record?

JunYong Park has a professional MMA record of 19 wins, 7 losses, and 0 draws. Career highlights include 0 KO/TKO victories, 3 submission wins, and 6 decision victories in the UFC.

What is Edmen Shahbazyan record?

Edmen Shahbazyan has a professional MMA record of 16 wins, 5 losses, and 0 draws. Career highlights include 6 KO/TKO victories, 1 submission wins, and 2 decision victories in the UFC.

When is JunYong Park vs Edmen Shahbazyan?

JunYong Park vs Edmen Shahbazyan is scheduled for UFC Fight Night on April 4, 2026 at Meta APEX, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States.

Is JunYong Park vs Edmen Shahbazyan prediction accurate?

Our AI model analyzes 15+ fighter metrics including striking accuracy, takedown defense, cardio endurance, and fight IQ. Historical accuracy rate of 87% across UFC predictions. Confidence level: 83%.

JunYong Park vs Edmen Shahbazyan Prediction: AI Fight Prediction, Odds & Analysis (83% Confidence)

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20th of FebruaryThis middleweight scrap just got officially locked in for UFC Fight Night 272 on April 4th at the Apex in Las Vegas. Both fighters are coming off completely different trajectories, with Shahbazyan riding a three fight win streak while Park is looking to bounce back from that unanimous decision loss to Aliskerov.
20th of FebruaryThe timing of this booking is perfect for Shahbazyan to keep his momentum rolling. He's finished fights in under five minutes twice in his last three outings, and now he gets a durable opponent who's never been stopped in the UFC to test if that power translates against elite level toughness.

The Golden Boy is back and looking scary as hell. Edmen Shahbazyan has been on an absolute tear lately, finishing three of his last four fights and looking like the prospect everyone thought he'd become. That first round destruction of Andre Muniz back in October was nasty, those elbows from half guard were brutal. He's been knocking dudes out left and right, including that quick 95 second demolition of Dylan Budka where he just walked him down and cracked him. JunYong Park brings a totally different vibe to this fight.

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Shahbazyan riding three finishes in last four fights
Park's durability tested against Golden Boy's power
Both fighters have Muniz connection in recent history

Finishing Window

If Shahbazyan's gonna get the finish, it's happening in round one when he's hunting for that early knockout.

The Iron Turtle earned his nickname by being tough to crack, and he's proven he can hang with legit competition. He went the distance with Ikram Aliskerov in October, landed 91 strikes even in a loss, and showed he's not going anywhere easy. Before that he beat Ismail Naurdiev and squeaked out a split decision over Brad Tavares. Park's cardio and volume striking could be a problem if Shahbazyan can't get him out early. Here's the thing though.

These two actually have an interesting connection through Andre Muniz. Park dropped a split decision to Muniz back in December 2023, then Shahbazyan just starched that same guy in under five minutes last October. The matchup math is interesting but styles make fights. Park's durability versus Shahbazyan's finishing power is the whole story here. Can The Golden Boy keep his knockout streak alive or does The Iron Turtle's shell hold up for fifteen minutes?

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20th of FebruaryThis middleweight scrap just got officially locked in for UFC Fight Night 272 on April 4th at the Apex in Las Vegas. Both fighters are coming off completely different trajectories, with Shahbazyan riding a three fight win streak while Park is looking to bounce back from that unanimous decision loss to Aliskerov.
20th of FebruaryThe timing of this booking is perfect for Shahbazyan to keep his momentum rolling. He's finished fights in under five minutes twice in his last three outings, and now he gets a durable opponent who's never been stopped in the UFC to test if that power translates against elite level toughness.

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