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Two 34-year-olds, born four days apart, who have both been out for seventeen months and both lost the last time they worked.
John Castaneda and Alatengheili were born four days apart in December 1991, both last fought on 26 April 2025, and both lost. They return on the same night, seventeen months later, on the same card. It is a strangely exact piece of symmetry and it is also the main thing making this hard to call: neither man has been measured in a year and a half. Castaneda is the better fighter on the numbers. Hi…
Castaneda (21-8-1) has lost his last two — a decision to Chris Gutierrez at featherweight in April 2025 and one to Daniel Marcos, rated 61.0, in June 2024. He has not competed in seventeen months. His 2.50 submission score is the highest in this bout by a wide margin.
Alatengheili (17-10-2) also last fought on 26 April 2025, losing a decision to Da'Mon Blackshear. He beat Chad Anheliger in September 2022 and Kleydson Rodrigues in May 2024. A 94.0 chin rating across eight recorded fights is his most reliable asset.
Both men last fought on the same night, 26 April 2025 — seventeen months out for each
A 22-point chin-rating gap in Alatengheili's favour
Castaneda's 2.50 submission score against a flat 0.00
12.7cm of reach for Castaneda from a switch stance
Two fighters born four days apart, both 34, both on losing runs
Seventeen months of inactivity on both sides makes every rating here older than it looks
If Alatengheili drags this into the third at high volume, Castaneda's 72.0 chin is the thing that breaks first
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