UFC Fight Night 198 will take place at the UFC Apex facility in Las Vegas on November 20, 2021. The main card of the event will kick off with an exciting bantamweight fight. Davey Grant will go up against the seemingly unstoppable Adrian Yanez.

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Grant is a fighter who has improved his skill set with every fight. Earlier in his career, ‘Dangerous’ mainly was a wrestler. The fighter, who has claimed 8/13 wins via submission, has definitely improved his striking.

His last two victories have come via knockouts, and even though he lost his previous fight, he looked sharp in the octagon. Before his loss to Marlon Vera at UFC Vegas 29, he was on a three-fight win streak and would like to get the winning momentum back.

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Adrian Yanez is a man who is on the rise. He is one of the most exciting fighters in the world right now. Yanez always comes out looking for a knockout, and most of the time, he gets it. He won his UFC contract after an impressive TKO victory at the Dana White’s Contender Series and has looked unstoppable in the UFC.

A win here would raise his stock even more, and a top 15 opponent can be next for him.

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UFC Fight Night 198: Davey Grant vs. Adrian Yanez

Davey Grant will look to bounce back from the unanimous decision loss against Vera. ‘Dangerous’ was in a great run of form before the loss and is 3-1 in his last four fights.

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Grant has developed into a highly skilled striker and can be a tricky matchup for Yanez. He throws some big bombs and can knock people out. The fighter from England has a striking accuracy of 48 percent, but his best option would be to take the fight to the ground. This is primarily to nullify his opponent’s strengths.

Adrian Yanez is proving to be one of the biggest prospects in the UFC right now. He is on a seven-fight win streak and likes to put on a show. Yanez is an excellent counter striker and has some serious power in his hands. However, his defense needs improvement.

Six of his last seven wins have come via T/KO. Furthermore, in his 4 UFC fights, he has landed an impressive 6.13 significant strikes per minute and has had an average fight time of just 5:16 minutes.

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This fight is sure to be an exciting one. Both men have the ability and the power to knock each other out. However, Yanez is on a great run and is definitely the superior striker, which should help him get the win.

Prediction: Adrian Yanez to win in the second round via knockout.

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