MMA Preview – Abdul Razak Alhassan vs Khaos Williams at UFC Vegas 14
ABDUL RAZAK ALHASSAN VS KHAOS WILLIAMS FACTS
When is UFC Vegas 14? Saturday 14th November, 2020 - 22:00 start (UK)
Where is UFC Vegas 14? UFC APEX, Las Vegas, Nevada (US)
Where can I get tickets for UFC Vegas 14? No tickets are available as this event will take place without spectators
What channel is UFC Vegas 14 on? BT Sport 1
Where can I stream UFC Vegas 14? BT Sport subscribers can stream the fight online via the BT Sport website
For viewers in the United States, the event will be shown live on ESPN+ and you can sign up for access as part of a Disney Bundle here!
ABDUL RAZAK ALHASSAN VS KHAOS WILLIAMS LOWDOWN
The knockout machine, Abdul Razak Alhassan (10-2) returns after a miserable showing back in July. He made his first appearance in over two years but missed weight and then got outclassed on the feet by UFC newcomer, Mounir Lazzez who earned the unanimous decision. This broke his streak of three first-round knockouts, and he will no doubt be looking to start a new streak in the same fashion.
He takes on Khaos Williams (10-1) who is riding a seven-fight win streak and is coming off a dream start to his UFC career. He debuted against Alex Morono back in February and swarmed him from the bell. He must have had a train to catch as he put everything into getting the early knockout and succeeded.
ABDUL RAZAK ALHASSAN VS KHAOS WILLIAMS PREDICTION
As impressive as Williams’ debut was, if he approaches Alhassan the same way, he will be leaving in an ambulance. He was reckless and left his head wide open and that is exactly what Alhassan wants. He is an explosive specimen and knows he only needs one connection between his leather and his opponents chin to put them to sleep.
In his two losses, he was out grappled by Omari Akhmedov and outclassed on the feet by Lazzez. Williams does not have the technique of Lazzez but he does have the range and if he can mix in short combinations with wrestling, he can set up a knockout blow or get Alhassan to the ground.
However, Williams’ tendency to square-up and rush into the pocket upright, leaving his chin exposed could spark an abrupt end to his streak.
Prediction: Alhassan via KO/TKO
