Zygimantas Ramaska vs Nathan Fletcher Prediction: A close call for both fighters

In the early hours of Sunday morning in the octagon, featherweight, the division will present a bout between Zygimantas Ramaska and Nathan Fletcher. It is set as the preliminary card fight two of the twelve scheduled for the day. Zygimantas Ramaska has won four of his last five matches, while Nathan Fletcher has been on two straight wins. All action will take place at UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, and can be watched live on ESPN+.

Zygimantas Ramaska - looking for fourth win

Zygimantas Ramaska boasts a professional record of nine wins and two losses. The 27-year-old fighter is coming into this bout after three consecutive wins. These wins were against Carlos Eduaro via KO/TKO, Gustavo Erak via KO/TKO, and Samuel Blasco via KO/TKO. Vitoldas Jagelo. He won his quarterfinal matchup only for his time to be cut short due to injury after suffering a facial fracture.

Nathan Fletcher - hopes to live up the hype once more

Nathan Fletcher boasts of a professional career of eight wins and one loss. This loss came against Dominique Wooding via head kick and punches KO/TKO about two years ago. The 26-year-old fighter is currently on a two-bout winning streak. He won against Alessandro Giordano via unanimous decision and via a Triangle Choke submission in the first round. Other fighters against whom he has won are Brian Bouland, Michele Martignoni, Leigh Mitchell, Ciaran Mulholland, and Rico Biggs.

Expert Betting Tips

Ramaska missed his chance to have a semifinal match against Mairon Santos after being cleared by the doctor due to facial fractures. Nathan Fletcher, despite all the hype around him, lost during The Ultimate Fighter. His opponent then was Kaan Ofli, who made it to the finale of The Ultimate Fighter. Ramaska is looking to prove himself again with this opportunity and will want the opportunity to have Dana White sign him into the UFC. He will take the valuable lessons from the loss in the series. But we can tell how well he will be able to save his chin just in case Nathan brings the fight to the feet. So on this notice, I will pick Nathan Fletcher as the winner in this bout.