Sharabutdin Magomedov vs Michal Oleksiejczuk Prediction: Magomedov will not have to fear the battle

Prediction for the Sharabutdin Magomedov vs Michal Oleksiejczuk fight which will take place on August 3rd. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Shara Bullet is a dazzling phenomenon in martial arts, and he rightly has a considerable army of fans. Now, we can say the same across the ocean. Shara has the most beautiful fights, powerful knockouts, original technique, and an unforgettable appearance. He also has a good voice, which bribes the fans, does not clash with anyone, and treats his opponents with respect.

Magomedov's name was on everyone's lips during his days in Thai boxing and kickboxing, and Shara's rise to stardom in Russia and China is a story of inspiration.

Sharabutdin debuted in professional mixed martial arts in 2017, has not suffered a single defeat so far, almost all victories (except for two) were by knockout, along the way he won the Grand Prix Our Cause, but fights in this league from Sherdog then excluded for some reason.

Last year, he was invited to join the UFC as an established star and was given an excellent contract (not at all like a rookie). He had two fights in which he beat Bruno Silva on points and knocked out Antonio Trocoli.

His next opponent, Michal Oleksiejczuk, is a very comfortable fighter in terms of style, but he is also perhaps the most dangerous opponent of his career.

Michal Oleksiejczuk has been competing in the UFC since 2017. Whenever he wins, it's usually by knockout, and we remember very well how he finished Gadzhimurad Antigulov and Shamil Gamzatov (both in the first round).

Oleksiejczuk had two fights in 2024, both of which he lost by submission. However, his opponents were also well above average - Michel Pereira and Kevin Holland.

In this fight, Magomedov will not have to fear the battle and will unleash his hands (and legs). Regarding the Russian's technical arsenal, the Russian has a considerable advantage, while we see only one way for Oleksiejczuk to succeed here—the lucky punch. Magomedov is also better in speed, accuracy, and timing, and if he doesn't run headlong into his opponent, he won't fall under the heavy Polish shot.