Mateusz Legierski vs Agy Sardari Prediction: Mateusz Legierski to have clear dominance

OKTAGON 65 presents another interesting bout from the Lightweight division in which Mateusz Legierski will face Agy Sardari. This bout will be held at the O2 Arena in Prague, Czech Republic, and promises to deliver plenty of action. Its bout billing is as a Main Card (fight 5 of 9) under the weight class of 155 lbs (70.3 kg). All fans can catch up with the action live on OKTAGON TV.

Mateusz Legierski - seeking redemption

Mateusz Legierski is the 51st-ranked MMA fighter in the Europe region and is fighting out of Koniaków, Poland. During 2020, he fought twice in KSW promotion, recording a win against Francisco Albano Barrio via majority decision and a loss to Roman Szymański via punches TKO. In early 2020, he challenged for the OKMMA Lightweight Championship against Miroslav Štrbák via split decision. He has a foundation in kickboxing as well. His last fight was against Losene Keita, which ended in a loss via unanimous decision. His professional MMA record read 12 wins and 2 losses. He has never lost via submission. His other significant victories are Akonne Wanliss (unanimous decision), Matouš Kohout (via rear naked choke submission), Karol Ryšavý (via rear naked submission), Matěj Kuzník (via unanimous decision), and Ronald Paradeiser (via punches TKO).

Agy Sardari  - looking for a second win

Agy Sardari boasts of a professional record of 18 wins and 5 losses. He last fought on September 21, 2024, in OKMMA against Attila Korkmaz via unanimous decision. Prior to this fight he suffered a loss to Losene Keita. This was the co-main event of OKTAGON 57, as the match was determined by unanimous decision. In 2023, his fight against Osman Minbatirov at the ARES FC 17 won the Submission of the Night after a triangle choke victory in the second round. Sardari won against Jack Grant for the Cage Warriors Vacant Lightweight Championship via a split decision. He was able to successfully defend the title against Donovan Desmae. However, he failed significantly against Joe McColgan in the third round when he got guillotine choked. 

Expert Betting Tips

Both fighters recently lost to Losene Keita by unanimous decision. One of them is clearly favored by the bookies, and I’ll explain why. Legierski is younger and can make the most of his three-year advantage. While both fighters have faced tough challenges and seem evenly matched, I think the judges will play a key role in deciding the outcome. Still, I’d bet on Legierski to win after three rounds.