Kenan Song vs Ricky Glenn Prediction: Kenan Song will get a close win

On Sunday in the octagon, the welterweight division will present a bout between Kenan Song and Ricky Glenn. It is set as the preliminary card fight 2 of 12 and will be all packed. All action will take place at RAC Arena, Perth, Western Australia, and can be watched live on ESPN+. Kenan Song has lost three of his last five matches, while Ricky Glenn has won just one of his last five.

Kenan Song last fought about 8 months ago against Kevin Jousset, which ended in a unanimous decision loss. Since 2020, in his fight against Callan Potter, which was a KO victory, Kenan has fought four more times, winning just once in 2023 against Rolando Bedoya via Unanimous Decision. He boasts of a professional career record of twenty-one wins and eight losses. Most of his victories have been through knockouts and submission.

Ricky Glenn has recorded one draw, three losses, and a win in his last five matches. He is of a Southpaw stance with striking abilities lower than his opponent Kenan. His professional career record is twenty-two wins, eight losses, and two draws. The 35-year-old had a three-round draw against Grant Dawson, which was a majority decision bout. His last win was recorded when he was in the lightweight division against Joaquim Silva in 2021 via a left hook to flurry of punches.

Each veteran's fighters are looking for ways to restore their form after evidently struggling to consistently win bouts. With fighters having a wealth of experience with the same amount of losses, any further loss will alert the retirement bell for any. This bout is tied down to who does not want to retire early from UFC. Yes, desperation is needed for this win. Kenan has taken three losses in his last five, while Ricky's ability to withstand punches has raised questions in recent times after being stopped twice. The perfect bet is that the fight will go the distance or be down to the scorecard. Kenan has a declining punch power with Ricky, whose punch resistance is weak, yet if I pick a side, that will be Kenan Song.