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Chris Curtis is stepping into some serious danger here. The Action Man just moved up to welterweight and grabbed a split decision over Max Griffin back in July, but before that? Roman Kopylov knocked him out cold with a head kick at middleweight in January. Now he's facing Myktybek Orolbai, who's been on an absolute tear. This dude from Kyrgyzstan knocked out Jack Hermansson in under three minutes back in November, then submitted Tofiq Musayev with a kimura in June. That's two finishes in a row against legit competition.
Orolbai's power makes the first round super dangerous, but if Curtis survives early, his cardio could take over in round two.
Curtis has always been a volume striker who loves to throw hands and keep the pressure on. He landed 144 strikes against Marc Andre Barriault and 141 in that five round war with Brendan Allen. But here's the thing, Orolbai isn't just a striker. He's got nasty grappling to go with his power punching. That kimura he locked up on Musayev was slick as hell, and he's shown he can mix it up wherever the fight goes. The big question is whether Curtis can handle the power and versatility.
He's tough as nails and will walk through fire to land his shots, but Orolbai has been finishing everyone lately. Curtis needs to use his experience and cardio to drag this into deep water. Orolbai wants to make a statement early and keep climbing the ranks. This one's got fireworks written all over it.
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Chris Curtis's recent form
Chris Curtis is stepping into some serious danger here. The Action Man just moved up to welterweight and grabbed a split decision over Max Griffin back in July, but before that? Roman Kopylov knocked him out cold with a head kick at middleweight in January. Now he's facing Myktybek Orolbai, who's been on an absolute tear. This dude from Kyrgyzstan knocked out Jack Hermansson in under three minutes back in November, then submitted Tofiq Musayev with a kimura in June. That's two finishes in a row against legit competition.
Orolbai's power makes the first round super dangerous, but if Curtis survives early, his cardio could take over in round two.
Curtis has always been a volume striker who loves to throw hands and keep the pressure on. He landed 144 strikes against Marc Andre Barriault and 141 in that five round war with Brendan Allen. But here's the thing, Orolbai isn't just a striker. He's got nasty grappling to go with his power punching. That kimura he locked up on Musayev was slick as hell, and he's shown he can mix it up wherever the fight goes. The big question is whether Curtis can handle the power and versatility.
He's tough as nails and will walk through fire to land his shots, but Orolbai has been finishing everyone lately. Curtis needs to use his experience and cardio to drag this into deep water. Orolbai wants to make a statement early and keep climbing the ranks. This one's got fireworks written all over it.
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Pace delta
+2.9 significant strikes/min
Chris Curtis averages 6.2 significant strikes per minute while Myktybek Orolbai sits at 3.2.
AI confidence
83%
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