Result
Miguel Baeza wins by KO/TKO (punches)
round 2, 0:18
Pre-fight Elo gave Matt Brown 58.4%: missed
Elo prediction
- Elo
- Miguel Baeza 1515, Matt Brown 1574: a 59-point gap.
- Form
- Miguel Baeza won 1 of the last 1, Matt Brown won 2 of 5. Form favours Miguel Baeza.
- Verdict
- Matt Brown slightly favoured · Matt Brown 58.4% by Elo. Form favours Miguel Baeza.
Common opponents
The two fighters have no common UFC opponents.
Recent form
Elo after each UFC fight, first to latest. Hollow dots are losses.
- WinHector AldanaKO/TKO (leg kicks and elbows) · R2 2:32
- WinBen SaundersKO/TKO (elbows and punches) · R2 4:55
- WinDiego SanchezKO/TKO (elbow) · R1 3:44
- LossDonald CerroneKO/TKO (Head Kick) · R3 0:34
- LossJake EllenbergerKO/TKO (body kick and punches) · R1 1:46
- LossDemian MaiaSubmission (rear-naked choke) · R3 4:31
Tale of the tape
Records and Elo count UFC fights only.
Where to watch
Main card: ESPN
Prelims: ESPN / ESPN+
Per Wikipedia. eloline lists official broadcasters only.
More fights at UFC on ESPN: Overeem vs. Harris
Full card »FAQ
When and where is UFC on ESPN: Overeem vs. Harris?
Sat, May 16, 2020 at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena, Jacksonville, Florida, U.S..
How many rounds is this fight?
Standard UFC fights are three rounds of five minutes.
How does eloline's Elo work?
Every fighter starts at 1500. Wins add points, losses take them away, and beating a stronger opponent adds more. The win probability comes from the pre-fight Elo gap. Only UFC fights are counted for now.
Source: Wikipedia: UFC on ESPN: Overeem vs. Harris (CC BY-SA 4.0). Records and Elo count UFC fights only.