Kattar vs Allen Predictions: Kattar Will Be the Taller and Longer Man in This Main Event

• Top-6 featherweights main event
• Arnold Allen has yet to be defeated under the UFC banner
• Jared Vanderaa looks to snap a 4-fight skid

UFC Fight Night: Kattar vs Allen

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UFC Fight Night: Kattar vs Allen - Picks & Predictions

Calvin Kattar vs Arnold Allen - Featherweight division

Calvin Kattar (+100)

Max Griffin vs Tim Means - Welterweight division

Max Griffin (-175)

Jared Vanderaa vs Waldo Cortes-Acosta - Heavyweight division

Waldo Cortes-Acosta (-200)

Josh Fremd vs Tresean Gore - Middleweight division

Josh Fremd (-170)

Dustin Jacoby vs Khalil Rountree Jr. - Light heavyweight division

Dustin Jacoby (-165)

Calvin Kattar vs Arnold Allen - Featherweight Division

Just one spot separates Calvin Katter and Arnold Allen in the UFC featherweight rankings - sitting at number-five and number-six respectively.

After suffering a devastating loss to former champion Max Holloway, Kattar bounced back in a big way when he became the first man to defeat Giga Chikadze in the UFC.

However, Kattar lost his most recent bout via split-decision to Josh Emmett. 

All of Kattar’s last three fights were awarded fight of the night honors.

England’s Arnold Allen has remained undefeated in the UFC - having won all nine of his fights in the promotion.

He last fought in March - earning a first-round TKO over Dan Hooker.

Kattar will be the taller and longer man in this main event bout but it is Allen who has been pegged as the slight favorite.

To find out how to place your bets for this featherweight main event, check out our ultimate UFC betting guide to get started.

Max Griffin vs Time Means - Welterweight Division

With black belts in kickboxing and bok fu, Max Griffin looks to get back into the win column after losing to Neil Magny by split-decision this past March.

Like his opponent, Tim Means also recently had a winning streak snapped when he lost to Kevin Holland by second-round submission in June.

Despite standing three-inches taller than Griffin, Tim Means will actually find himself at a one-inch reach disadvantage. 

 Means is listed as a +140 underdog heading into Saturday’s event.

Jared Vanderaa vs Waldo Cortes-Acosta - Heavyweight Division

Heavyweight Jared Vanderaa has lost his last four-fights in a row and will now go toe-to-toe with Waldo Cortes-Acosta - a fighter making his UFC debut and who remains undefeated as a professional.

Vanderaa last fought in July - suffering a third-round TKO loss to Chase Sherman.

Cortes-Acosta last fought in the Contender Series in August - defeating Danilo Suzart via first-round TKO.

Vanderaa will have a two-inch reach advantage but it is the undefeated newcomer Cortes-Acosta who is listed as the -200 favorite - the biggest betting favorite on this main card.

Josh Fremd vs Tresean Gore - Middleweight Division

Tresean Gore worked his way to the Ultimate Fighter finals but unfortunately missed the finals due to injury. He eventually made his UFC debut against Bryan Battle - losing by unanimous decision.

Gore is now 0-2 in the UFC, having most recently lost to Cody Brundage this past Summer.

Josh Fremd is also winless in the UFC. He made his promotional debut this past April, losing to Anthony Hernandez via unanimous decision at UFC 273.

Fremd will stand four-inches taller than Gore and will have a 1.5-inch reach advantage. He is listed as a -170 favorite.

Dustin Jacoby vs Khalil RountreeJr. - Light Heavyweight Division

Since signing with the UFC in 2020, Dustin Jacoby has gone undefeated, amassing a promotional record of 6-0-1.

He most recently defeated Da Un Jung via first-round KO last July.

After losing back-to-back fights, Khalil Rountree now finds himself on a two-fight winning streak. He won his most recent fight last March against Karl Roberson - earning a performance bonus for his second-round TKO victory.

Jacoby will stand three inches taller and will have a 1.5-inch reach advantage.

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