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Fight Report
Pre-fight analysis · prediction vs result
The all-time welterweight wins leader against a man who has never once gone to the judges when he wins.
Neil Magny holds more welterweight wins than anyone in UFC history. That statistic is both his legacy and the warning label on this fight. Thirty-one wins across a career that started in 2013 means thirty-one training camps, and the chin rating attached to his profile — 0.0, the floor of the scale — is the model's way of saying the accumulated damage is now the defining fact about him. He was subm…
Magny is 38, carries the all-time welterweight wins record, and is coming off a submission loss to Amosov that ended a two-fight streak. His 0.0 chin rating is the single most alarming number in the field — the mileage is real. He needs a long-range, low-contact fifteen minutes and probably needs it to be his last statement fight rather than his first of a new run.
Brahimaj is 13-6 with every win coming by finish and is rebounding from a decision loss to Puna Soriano in February. His 84.5 momentum and 72 chin rating are healthy. He needs to make this ugly and close early — a technical kickboxing match plays straight into Magny's reach.
Whether Magny can keep the fight at the end of his eight-inch reach advantage
Brahimaj's clinch entries against the fence
Magny's chin after the Amosov submission loss
Brahimaj's 100 per cent finish rate versus Magny's durability
Age gap — 38 versus 34 in a grappling-heavy fight
Magny's reach and ring craft have beaten pressure grapplers repeatedly before
Brahimaj's 1.11 volume score means if the takedowns fail he has almost no plan B and loses rounds doing nothing
This Fight — Statistics
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Combatrics radar — 6 fighting dimensions scored 0–10
Round by Round
This fight · per-round breakdown