Result
Park Hyun-sung wins by Submission (rear-naked choke)
round 1, 2:26
Pre-fight Elo gave Park Hyun-sung 54.0%: correct
Elo prediction
- Elo
- Park Hyun-sung 1530, Carlos Hernandez 1502: a 28-point gap.
- Form
- Park Hyun-sung won 2 of the last 2, Carlos Hernandez won 2 of 4. Form favours Park Hyun-sung.
- Verdict
- Close fight · Park Hyun-sung 54.0% by Elo.
Common opponents
The two fighters have no common UFC opponents.
Recent form
Elo after each UFC fight, first to latest. Hollow dots are losses.
- WinShannon RossKO/TKO (knee and punches) · R2 3:59
- WinChoi Seung-gukSubmission (rear-naked choke) · R3 3:11
- WinNyamjargal TumendemberelDecision (split) · R3 5:00
- LossRei TsuruyaDecision (unanimous) · R3 5:00
- LossTatsuro TairaKO/TKO (punches) · R2 0:55
- WinDenys BondarTechnical decision (unanimous) · R3 4:59
Tale of the tape
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Where to watch
Main card: ESPN+
Prelims: ESPN+
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How many rounds is this fight?
Standard UFC fights are three rounds of five minutes.
How does eloline's Elo work?
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Source: Wikipedia: UFC Fight Night: Burns vs. Morales (CC BY-SA 4.0). Records and Elo count UFC fights only.