Match Analysis: Welisson Paiva vs Mateusz Makarowski – Prediction
Match Details
- Date: 2025-09-20
- Time: 5:00 PM UTC
- Location: Hala Podpromie, Rzeszów, Poland
Game Overview
This KSW Lightweight division main card bout features Welisson Paiva, a 12-4-1 Brazilian fighter known for his striking power, against Polish local Mateusz Makarowski, who stands slightly taller with a reach advantage. Both fighters have similar experience levels but differing styles.
Key Factors to Consider
- Welisson Paiva comes in with a strong recent form, leveraging notable striking accuracy and experience in finishing fights, while Makarowski's record is slightly less prominent with fewer high-profile wins. Paiva's consistent pressure and grappling defense have been superior in his last five fights.
- No direct previous encounters between these two fighters; this will be their first matchup.
- No reported injuries affecting either fighter as of fight day, indicating both at full strength.
- Fight taking place in Makarowski's home country (Poland), possibly favoring him with crowd support. However, Welisson Paiva has extensive international fight experience, which might neutralize home advantage.
- Motivation appears high for both; Paiva aims to improve his KSW standing while Makarowski is motivated to claim a significant win on home soil to elevate his profile.
Odds and Predictions
Category | Odds | Prediction | Confidence |
---|---|---|---|
Moneyline | +105 | Welisson Paiva | ★★★★☆ 70% |
Spread | -110 | Welisson Paiva -1.5 rounds | ★★★☆☆ 65% |
Over/under | -115 | Over 2.5 rounds | ★★★☆☆ 60% |
Top EV Betting Odds
Discover the best value bets based on our EV analysis.
Market | EV Pick |
---|---|
Moneyline | Away 44% |
Spread | N/A |
Over/Under | N/A |
🔥 Best Value Pick: Away at 44% EV | Suggested Bet Size: 0% (Kelly Criterion)
Predicted Outcome
Welisson Paiva to win by Moneyline, with a moderately conservative spread play favoring Paiva by a 1.5 rounds margin, and the fight to go over the total rounds line set.
Predicted Score: Welisson Paiva wins via decision or late finish in Round 3