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Former UFC flyweight champion Brandon Moreno is back in action on Dec. 6, as he’s scheduled to face surging contender Tatsuro Taira in the main card of UFC 323, which goes down inside T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
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Although he’s a former titleholder, Moreno heads into the match as the betting underdog with +110 UFC odds. On the other hand, Taira, who has a better pro record and only has one career loss, is going to be the -130 betting favorite.
UFC 323: Brandon Moreno vs. Tatsuro Taira Odds
Brandon Moreno: +110
Tatsuro Taira: -130
UFC 323: Brandon Moreno vs. Tatsuro Taira: Tale of the Tape
Brandon Moreno Tatsuro Taira
Age 31 25
Height 5’7” 5’7”
Reach 70 inches 70 inches
Leg Reach 38 inches 38 inches
Record 23-8-2 17-1
Fighting Style Jiu-jitsu MMA
Finishing Rate 78% 76%
UFC 323: Brandon Moreno vs. Tatsuro Taira: Prediction
I predict a unanimous decision win for Moreno against Taira because he’s the more experienced fighter and a slightly better striker against the Japanese contender. He’ll use every ounce of experience to win the exchanges on the feet.
Both are savage submission artists, but I think that they’ll cancel each other’s grappling skills. This is why I believe this match will be a striking affair. But Moreno has the more technical skills with elite boxing.
Although I don’t expect a stoppage win for Moreno, I won’t be surprised if he catches Taira with a solid combination that would knock him down and significantly compromise him. His youth and durability will help Taira survive Moreno’s onslaught.
Brandon Moreno’s Recent Fight Results
Moreno was a former two-time UFC flyweight champion and interim titleholder. In his last five fights, he won against Deiveson Figueiredo, Amir Albazi, and Steve Erceg. His losses were courtesy of Alexandre Pantoja and Brandon Royval.
Tatsuro Taira’s Recent Fight Results
Taira is a Japanese MMA standout who made his octagon debut in May 2022. He won seven of his eight bouts in the UFC. In his last five fights, he defeated Edgar Chairez, Carlos Hernandez, Alex Perez, and HyunSung Park, while Royval handed him his lone loss.
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Although he’s a former titleholder, Moreno heads into the match as the betting underdog with +110 UFC odds. On the other hand, Taira, who has a better pro record and only has one career loss, is going to be the -130 betting favorite.
UFC 323: Brandon Moreno vs. Tatsuro Taira Odds
Brandon Moreno: +110
Tatsuro Taira: -130
UFC 323: Brandon Moreno vs. Tatsuro Taira: Tale of the Tape
Brandon Moreno Tatsuro Taira
Age 31 25
Height 5’7” 5’7”
Reach 70 inches 70 inches
Leg Reach 38 inches 38 inches
Record 23-8-2 17-1
Fighting Style Jiu-jitsu MMA
Finishing Rate 78% 76%
UFC 323: Brandon Moreno vs. Tatsuro Taira: Prediction
I predict a unanimous decision win for Moreno against Taira because he’s the more experienced fighter and a slightly better striker against the Japanese contender. He’ll use every ounce of experience to win the exchanges on the feet.
Both are savage submission artists, but I think that they’ll cancel each other’s grappling skills. This is why I believe this match will be a striking affair. But Moreno has the more technical skills with elite boxing.
Although I don’t expect a stoppage win for Moreno, I won’t be surprised if he catches Taira with a solid combination that would knock him down and significantly compromise him. His youth and durability will help Taira survive Moreno’s onslaught.
Brandon Moreno’s Recent Fight Results
Moreno was a former two-time UFC flyweight champion and interim titleholder. In his last five fights, he won against Deiveson Figueiredo, Amir Albazi, and Steve Erceg. His losses were courtesy of Alexandre Pantoja and Brandon Royval.
Tatsuro Taira’s Recent Fight Results
Taira is a Japanese MMA standout who made his octagon debut in May 2022. He won seven of his eight bouts in the UFC. In his last five fights, he defeated Edgar Chairez, Carlos Hernandez, Alex Perez, and HyunSung Park, while Royval handed him his lone loss.
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