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Yorgan De Castro will fight Jarjis Danho in a Heavyweight clash at UFC Fight Night: Vettori vs Holland. The two will face off in the preliminary round and will fight in the fourth fight on the card.

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The fight, which will take place inside the UFC Apex arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, will have no fans in attendance because of Covid-19 complications.

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Danho is a German fighter and has an MMA record of 6 wins, 1 loss, and 1 draw. Danho is making a comeback in the UFC after a long break. His last fight took place in September 2016 against Christian Colombo, which ended in a draw.

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He has only fought twice in the UFC and could not bring his name on the winning column.

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Yorgan De Castro comes from Cape Verde with a record of 6 victories and 2 defeats. He arrived from Dana White’s Contender Series: Season 3, where he knocked out his opponent in round number 1. UFC welcomed ‘The Mad Titan’ at UFC 243 under the main event of Whittaker vs Adesanya, where he rose victorious in the very first round via knockout. He has suffered two back-to-back defeats and looks desperate to get a win on his record.

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Yorgan De Castro and Jarjis Danho are nearly identical

Both Heavyweights are not in the best of form and are unsettled in the division. Castro and Jarjis Danho use an orthodox stance. Looking at the stats, both fighters look similar, with a reach of 1.88 m for Castro and 1.89 m for Danho.

But the difference comes in the amount of activity each fighter has had in the past few years- the fact that Jarjis Danho hasn’t fought since 2016 narrows his chances of winning.

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Many fighters like Dominick Cruz deny the concept of ring rust and tell it’s just the mindset that’s important coming up to the fight. Danho will look to verify the words said by Dominick Cruz and hope for a comeback victory.

Final Prediction: Yorgan De Castro wins by knockout in round 1.

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Who do you feel will win this highly anticipated faceoff? Let us know in the comments below.

Also read: UFC Fight Night: Vettori vs Holland- Sam Alvey vs Julian Marquez: Prediction and Analysis

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Saurabh Singh Laledia is an MMA enthusiast who works as a UFC writer for EssentiallySports. His passion for the UFC infused with his knowledge of various fight styles such as Muay Thai and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu motivated him to pursue a career in combat sports journalism, as it would be where he could exhibit his expert views and unbiased opinions whilst keeping the fan’s perspective alive. He started watching the sport at UFC 53 in 2005 when ‘The Ace’ Rich Franklin beat Evan Turner to claim the belt and has traced the journey of the middleweight title right from 'The Spider' to 'The Last Stylebender'. Akin to the fighters he covers, Saurabh believes in leading an active lifestyle and loves playing badminton.

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