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Fight Report
Pre-fight analysis · prediction vs result
A fading flyweight king hunts redemption in Song Yadong's backyard — Macau is not the place for second chances.
Forget the odds. Song Yadong at -550 reflects the market's conviction that this is a generational collision heading in only one direction — but the model sees something closer to a coin flip, and the truth probably lives somewhere in between. Song (22-9-1) returns to action after a competitive five-round decision loss to Sean O'Malley in January, a fight that proved he belongs at the absolute sum…
Song Yadong enters off a five-round decision loss to O'Malley that was more competitive than the scorecards suggested. No injury concerns. Fighting in Macau represents a significant home-crowd advantage — the Chinese fans will be electric for this main event.
Figueiredo (25-6-1) has dropped three of his last four at bantamweight, struggling to translate his flyweight dominance to the larger division. At 38, the former two-time flyweight champion faces genuine questions about durability and sustained output at 135 pounds.
Song's volume striking vs Figueiredo's declining output at bantamweight
Figueiredo's 58 chin rating facing a fighter with a 54.5% finish rate
The 10-year age gap and its impact on five-round cardio and recovery
Hometown crowd advantage for Song in Macau
Whether Figueiredo can use his grappling edge to slow Song's rhythm
Figueiredo's one-punch power is real regardless of age — Song must avoid extended exchanges in the pocket
If Song fights emotionally in front of the home crowd, he could walk onto shots he'd normally avoid
This Fight — Statistics
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Combatrics radar — 6 fighting dimensions scored 0–10
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