Mike Breeden vs Anshul Jubli Prediction: Jubli will keep his undefeated record with a win

At the lightweight event that will take place at UFC 294, on October 21, Anshul Jubli is slated to compete against Mike Breeden. The showdown is one of the events that will take place on the preliminary program for the competition. Anshul Jubli is going into this fight with a perfect record, while Mike Breeden is coming into this fight on a three-bout losing run.

Mike Breeden's final bout inside the Octagon was against Terrance McKinney, and he was knocked out in the first round with a punch to the head. In that battle, Terrance McKinney was successful with 30 of the total 47 strikes he tried. At the conclusion of the night, Mike Breeden had one strike landed out of a total of five opportunities. Terrance McKinney ended up landing 30 of 47 important strikes, which gave him a rate of 63%. He was successful in landing 23 out of 36 strong blows to the head. In terms of the opponent's statistics, Mike Breeden was ultimately only successful in landing 20% of his significant strikes, connecting on only 1 of 5. He was only successful with one of those significant blows out of four that were aimed at the head. Terrance McKinney was responsible for 53% of the significant strikes that were connected, while Mike Breeden was responsible for 100% of the significant strikes that were connected.

Anshul Jubli faced Jeka Saragih in his most recent fight, and he prevailed over his opponent by scoring a knockout with an elbow to the head in the second round of their match. Anshul Jubli was only successful with 15% of the significant strikes he attempted from a distance, whereas Jeka Saragih was successful with 71% of the significant blows he attempted from a distance. Anshul Jubli was successful in delivering big blows 74% of the time, connecting on 38 out of 51 attempts. He was successful with 36 of the 47 significant blows that were directed at the head. In the end, Jeka Saragih was successful in landing 14 of the fight's 25 important strikes. Only two out of ten of those severe blows were struck on the head by him. In this fight, Jeka Saragih was successful with 20 of the 40 strikes he threw, whereas Jubli was successful with 74 of the 99 blows he threw.

Because Anshul Jubli has not lost a match in a row and because Mike Breeden has been having trouble as of late, the odds are stacked in Jubli's favor, and he is the favorite to win the match. On the other hand, I do not believe that Breenden will have an easy time of it in this particular match; I believe that the stipulated combat will begin in the third round.