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Fight Report
Pre-fight analysis · prediction vs result
A 25-year-old who has won all three of his UFC fights and lost none of the rounds, against a man whose last four wins have quietly rebuilt a career.
Daniil Donchenko has been in the UFC for a year and has not yet been given a hard round. He won the Ultimate Fighter tournament final by stopping Rodrigo Sezinando in the first, out-pointed Alex Morono over three in February, and knocked out Theodor Berggren in the second round in June. Three fights, two finishes, no adversity worth the name — and an 80.5 composite rating that is the highest carri…
Donchenko (14-2) is 3-0 in the UFC with two knockouts, unbeaten since arriving via the Ultimate Fighter. A 100.0 chin rating, 100.0 fade index and 100.0 momentum score are all perfect, which reflects the fact that nothing has yet gone wrong for him at this level rather than proof that it can't.
Soriano (13-4) has won four in a row since moving down to welterweight, beating Brahimaj in February and knocking out Uros Medic — the highest-rated opponent in either man's recent history at 72.8 — inside thirty-one seconds in January 2025. His 62.0 chin rating is the lowest of the two by a distance.
Donchenko's 100.0 chin rating against a 62.0 in a fight with no grappling off-ramp
Soriano's 31-second knockout of Uros Medic — proof he only needs one clean shot
A 26-point composite gap that has never been stress-tested against a top-50 welterweight
The eight-year age difference over three rounds in Paris
Donchenko's 60.0 quality-of-victory rests on two opponents rated 6.2
Donchenko has never been hurt, so nothing is known about how he responds to being hurt
Soriano's four-fight run is real and his power is the highest-quality asset in the fight
This Fight — Statistics
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