Abdul Razak Alhassan vs Khaos Williams Pick, 11/14/2020 Predictions UFC Vegas 14 Odds

by Guy Bruhn - 11/12/2020

Abdul Razak Alhassan vs Khaos Williams

UFC Vegas 14

UFC Apex in Las Vegas, NV

Saturday, November 14, 2020

Abdul Razak Alhassan will enter the Octagon against Khaos Williams at UFC Vegas 14 on Saturday, November 14, 2020. The opener has Alhassan at -230 while Williams is at +190.

Abdul Razak Alhassan looks to add a win to his record of 10-2-0. The 35-year-old tips the scales at 170 lbs and stands in at 5'10". The orthodox fighter stretches 73". Khaos "The OxFighter" Williams stands in at 6'0" and tips the scales at 170 lbs. The orthodox fighter will be looking to add a victory to his record of 10-1-0. The 26-year-old extends his reach 77". Concerning significant strikes, Abdul Razak Alhassan is connecting on 4.54 per minute while Khaos Williams is landing 22.22 significant strikes per min. Razak Alhassan connects on 48% of the significant strikes he throws and Williams is connecting on 58%. In terms of defending in the Octagon, Alhassan absorbs 5.05 significant strikes per minute while "The OxFighter" takes 2.22. Razak Alhassan also curbs 53% of the significant strikes his opponents throw at him and Williams curbs 75% of the strikes thrown his way.

Concerning grappling, Abdul Razak Alhassan is the more productive grappler as he takes his opponents to the canvas 0.73 times per 3 rds. Razak Alhassan is getting his opponent to the mat on 28% of the times he tries and stopping 42% of the takedowns his opponents try. Williams is getting his opponent to the mat on 39% of his takedown attempts and is stuffing 40% of takedowns his opponents have attempted. In terms of subbing opponents, Razak Alhassan is the more skilled technician by attempting 0.4 finishes per 15 min while Williams looks to get 0.3 finishes per 15 minutes.

In his previous bout, Abdul Razak Alhassan faced Mounir Lazzez and walked away with a loss by unanimous decision in round 3. Lazzez landed 114 of 194 of the strikes he threw in total in this fight. Alhassan ended the night having landed 70 of 136 total strikes. In terms of significant strikes, Lazzez landed 98 of 177, giving him a percentage of 55%. He finished the fight landing 51 of 118 significant strikes to the head. On the other side of the Octagon, Alhassan ended up landing 50% of his significant strikes by sticking 67 of 133. Of all the significant strikes, he connected on 49 of 108 to the head. 79% of the significant strikes landed by Lazzez and 91% of them landed by Alhassan were thrown at a distance.

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In the last bout for Khaos Williams, he went up against Alex Morono and ended up getting the victory by a punch to the head in round 1. Morono ended up landing 90% of his significant strikes at distance while Williams landed 40% of the significant strikes he attempted at distance. Williams ended up connecting on 58% of his significant strikes attempted by landing 10 of 17. He connected on 6 of 12 significant strikes to the head. Morono ended up landing 1 of 4 significant strikes in that fight. Of those significant strikes, he ended up connecting on 1 of 3 aimed at the head. When discussing total strikes that he let go in that fight, Morono was 1 of 4 and Williams landed 10 of 17 of all the strikes he threw.

Other bouts on the card to keep an eye on

Another fight that you're going to want to watch is when Julian Marquez opposes Saparbek Safarov. Marquez looks to add a victory to his total of 7-2-0. The 30-year-old records a weight of 185 lbs and stands 6'2". The orthodox fighter extends his reach 72". Safarov stands in at 6'1" and will fight at 185 lbs. The orthodox fighter walks into the Octagon with a record of 9-3-0. The 34-year-old has an arm span of 78". In terms of takedowns, Julian Marquez gets a takedown 0.80 times per 15 minutes and Saparbek Safarov gets a takedown 2.52 times per 15 min. When it comes to striking, Marquez is connecting on 3.80 strikes/min and lands 40% of the strikes that he throws. On the other side of the cage you've got Saparbek Safarov, who tags his opponent on 48% of the strikes he has attempted and lands an average of 4.03 per min.

If you're going to be watching the fights, don't miss when Antonio Arroyo is set to take on Eryk Anders. Anders looks to add a victory to his career record of 13-5-0. The 33-year-old tips the scales at 185 lbs and comes in at 6'1". The southpaw fighter stretches 75". Arroyo stands 6'3" and is fighting at 185 lbs. The orthodox fighter comes into this fight with a record of 9-3-0. The 31-year-old has a reach of 73". Concerning grappling, Eryk Anders is able to thwart 80% of the takedowns fighters have gone for and is taking his opponents down on 34% of his attempts. Arroyo is finishing his takedowns on 41% of the tries he takes and prevents 44% of takedowns his opponents have tried. With reference to striking, Anders is taking 4.18 strikes per minute and he connects on 3.02 strikes per min. Arroyo, on the other hand, is taking 1.87 strikes/minute and lands 3.12 per minute.

Who will win tonight's UFC match against the spread?

Guy's Pick: Take Khaos Williams (+190)

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