Kevin Holland vs Jack Della Maddalena Prediction: A one of a kind fight to go down to the wire

This weekend, on the undercard of UFC Fight Night from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, two of the best strikers in the welterweight class, Kevin Holland and Jack Della Maddalena, will square up against each other in a fight that has the potential to be the Fight of the Year. The potential for violence in this bout is exceedingly high, as it could very well determine who will be the next genuine title contender in the welterweight division. Kevin Holland wants to improve on his career record of 25-9-0 by winning this match so that he may add it to his record. Jack Maddalena Della has a height of 6 feet and 11 inches and weighs 170 pounds. The switchfighter is looking to improve his career record, which currently stands at 15 wins and 2 knockouts.

Kevin Holland defeated Michael Chiesa in the first round of their fight, which served as the evening's final match, after submitting Chiesa with a d'arce choke. Chiesa was ultimately successful with six of the total thirteen strikes that he attempted to land during that battle. At the end of the night, Michael Kevin Holland had successfully landed 12 of a total of 19 strikes. Michael Chiesa had a success rate of 36% when it came to big strikes, as he landed 4 of 11 for a total of 11 attempts. He delivered four out of eleven significant blows intended for the head. On the other hand, Kevin Holland was successful with 56% of his major strikes, sticking 9 out of 16 of them. Seven of the fourteen blows that were aimed at the head connected with him while he was throwing heavy blows. Chiesa was responsible for 75% of the important strikes that were landed, while Kevin Holland was responsible for 44% of those significant strikes.

In Jack Della Maddalena's most recent bout, he faced off against Bassil Hafez, and he emerged victorious by way of a split decision in the third round. Both Hafez and Maddalena were successful with significant strikes they attempted from a distance, with Hafez landing 87% of those strikes and Maddalena landing 81% of those strikes. In the end, Maddalena was successful in landing sixty percent of the important hits he attempted, landing 83 out of 137 times. In the end, he was successful with 55 out of 104 significant blows that were aimed at the skull. In the end, Hafez was successful with 32 of the 124 significant strikes he threw during that battle. In the end, he was only successful with 29 of 117 blows directed at the head. This indicates a low level of accuracy for important blows. In terms of the total number of strikes thrown, Hafez was successful in landing 48 of 141, whereas Maddalena was successful in landing 149 of the 212 strikes he threw in total. Now, moving into this fight, Jack Della Maddalena now has a record of six straight wins, with the previous victories coming against James Duckett, Pete Rodriquez, Ramadan Emeev, Danny Roberts, and Randy Brown, respectively.

When compared, Jack Della Maddalena lands 7.27 significant strikes per minute, while Kevin Holland connects on 4.11 per minute in terms of important strikes. Kevin Holland is successful with 52% of the important strikes he tries, and Della Maddalena is also successful with 52% of her attempts. When it comes to protecting himself inside the cage, Kevin Holland takes 2.96 big strikes per minute, whereas Maddalena absorbs 3.50 of them. Additionally, Holland is successful in blocking 52% of the significant strikes that are directed toward him, and Della Maddalena is able to defend against 69% of the shots that are directed in his direction. However, despite the fact that Della Maddalena has been the superior fighter over the course of their careers, I feel compelled to place my money on the Australian to maintain his unblemished record, put on a performance that is on par with none of Kevin Holland's other fights, and win via knockout.