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Pre-fight analysis · prediction vs result
Two men with a combined five straight losses, two of the worst chin ratings on the card, and every reason to swing first.
Some fights are close because both men are good. This one is close because both men are damaged, and the model cannot decide whose damage matters more. Diego Ferreira is 41 and has lost his last two, stopped by Alexander Hernandez in September and outpointed by Grant Dawson before that. His chin rating is 6.0 — the lowest figure on this card by a distance, and one of the lowest you will see attac…
Ferreira (19-7) has lost two in a row and turns 42 in January. He beat Mateusz Rebecki by third-round TKO in May 2024, but the Hernandez knockout in September 2025 was the first time in a while he looked finished rather than beaten. A chin rating of 6.0 is the number to watch.
Quarantillo (18-7) has not competed since December 2024 and has lost his last two. He moves up to lightweight for this one after a featherweight career. Twenty months out of the cage is a long time for a fighter whose game is built on pace and volume.
Ferreira's 6.0 chin rating — the lowest on the card — in a fight both men want to have standing
Quarantillo's twenty-month layoff and a first camp at 155lbs
An eleven-centimetre reach edge for Ferreira at range
Two pressure fighters with almost identical profiles and no grappling off-ramp
Ring rust for Quarantillo is a real unknown after twenty months out
At 41 with a 6.0 chin rating, one clean shot ends Ferreira's night regardless of how the rest reads
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