How AgentMMA breaks down Steven Koslow vs Chad Anheliger
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Edmonton gets a fun one here because Chad Anheliger is fighting at home in Canada, while Steven Koslow is finally back after his lone UFC appearance at UFC 282. The age gap jumps off the page: Anheliger is 39, Koslow is 29, and both men have plenty to prove after losses in their latest fights. Anheliger has been through five UFC fights, including a decision win over Charalampos Grigoriou and a late stoppage of Jesse Strader. He also went all 3 rounds with Cody Gibson and Alatengheili, so fans know he can stay in a hard fight.
- Anheliger fights in Canada with the Edmonton crowd behind him
- Koslow returns with youth and five inches of reach
- Experience meets uncertainty after both men lost their latest fight
The fight should open up late in R2, once the reach puzzle and pace start forcing bigger risks.
Koslow comes in with far less UFC tape, and his only UFC result was a R3 loss to Cameron Saaiman. Here is the thing: Anheliger stands orthodox with a 64 inch reach, while Koslow switches stance and stretches to 69 inches despite being only one inch taller. That extra reach can shape every exchange, but Koslow still has to manage an opponent who has seen more UFC minutes, while Anheliger needs clean entries, smart exits, and a way to stop the American from settling into a comfortable rhythm. If the fight hits the mat, every scramble matters because neither man can afford to waste a good position, and the man who resets first can make the next phase look different.
The question is simple: does Anheliger's experience hold up against Koslow's youth, reach, and long absence from the record? Rogers Place should be loud the second the Canadian walks out.
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Edmonton gets a fun one here because Chad Anheliger is fighting at home in Canada, while Steven Koslow is finally back after his lone UFC appearance at UFC 282. The age gap jumps off the page: Anheliger is 39, Koslow is 29, and both men have plenty to prove after losses in their latest fights. Anheliger has been through five UFC fights, including a decision win over Charalampos Grigoriou and a late stoppage of Jesse Strader. He also went all 3 rounds with Cody Gibson and Alatengheili, so fans know he can stay in a hard fight.
- Anheliger fights in Canada with the Edmonton crowd behind him
- Koslow returns with youth and five inches of reach
- Experience meets uncertainty after both men lost their latest fight
The fight should open up late in R2, once the reach puzzle and pace start forcing bigger risks.
Koslow comes in with far less UFC tape, and his only UFC result was a R3 loss to Cameron Saaiman. Here is the thing: Anheliger stands orthodox with a 64 inch reach, while Koslow switches stance and stretches to 69 inches despite being only one inch taller. That extra reach can shape every exchange, but Koslow still has to manage an opponent who has seen more UFC minutes, while Anheliger needs clean entries, smart exits, and a way to stop the American from settling into a comfortable rhythm. If the fight hits the mat, every scramble matters because neither man can afford to waste a good position, and the man who resets first can make the next phase look different.
The question is simple: does Anheliger's experience hold up against Koslow's youth, reach, and long absence from the record? Rogers Place should be loud the second the Canadian walks out.
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