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UFC Vegas 110 – Charles Radtke vs Daniel Frunza Predictions, Betting Odds And Best Bets

Zaid Quraishi

Charles Radtke vs Daniel Frunza is a fight where both specialize in ending fights violently, making their November 1st clash at UFC Vegas 110 a guaranteed banger. The last four octagon appearances of Radtke all ended by knockout one way or another. He’s either finishing opponents or getting finished himself, leaving judges unemployed. Both of Frunza’s UFC fights ended via knockout as well. He destroyed Josh Quinlan in his debut before getting knocked out by Rhys McKee in his last appearance. 

Radtke stands 5’9″ with a 72 inch reach and throws calculated volume at 3.11 significant strikes per minute with 49% accuracy while absorbing 3.66. His striking defense sits at 52%, showing average positioning. His wrestling is minimal with 0.49 takedowns per fight at just 12% accuracy, though his 100% takedown defense on paper looks impressive.

Frunza measures 6’1″ with a 73 inch reach and a 9-3 record. He throws wild volume at 6.30 strikes per minute but at concerning 40% accuracy while absorbing a massive 6.67 per minute. His 56% striking defense is barely better, and his wrestling shows zeros across the board with 60% takedown defense.

Charles Radtke vs Daniel Frunza Predictions And Picks

This fight comes down to which knockout artist lands first in what promises to be a chaotic striking battle. Radtke has seen 4 of his 5 UFC fights end by KO/TKO, while Frunza has seen both of his UFC fights end by KO/TKO. Neither fighter shows interest in wrestling or grappling, forcing this to remain standing where both possess finishing power.

Radtke fights with more technical precision at 49% accuracy compared to Frunza’s wild 40% strike rate. However, Frunza’s volume at 6.30 strikes per minute creates constant offensive pressure that forces opponents into firefights. The problem is he absorbs 6.67 strikes per minute, showing terrible defensive awareness that elite strikers exploit ruthlessly. 

If we bet on this fight, we are going with Charles Radtke to win via KO/TKO.

Charles Radtke vs Daniel Frunza MMA Betting Odds

Charles Radtke enters as a slight favorite at -170 on FanDuel. Meanwhile, Daniel Frunza is the +132 underdog. The odds reflect confidence in Radtke’s technical precision overcoming Frunza’s size and volume advantages.

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The odds for the fight going the distance stand at +180. The probability of the fight ending before the final bell is higher and the odds (-235) reflect overwhelming expectations given both fighters’ finishing rates. 

Charles Radtke vs Daniel Frunza Best Bets

Here are the best bets for the Charles Radtke vs Daniel Frunza fight:

Fight to End by KO/TKO (-130)

Backing this fight to end by KO/TKO makes sense given Radtke’s last 4 UFC fights and both of Frunza’s UFC fights ending this way. Neither shows defensive discipline.

Under 1.5 Rounds (+124)

Fans are getting plus money betting this ends in six minutes. Both fighters throw recklessly and possess finishing power for early knockouts.

Radtke by KO/TKO (+240)

Better value than the moneyline on the more technical striker. His precision should find Frunza’s chin before the volume overwhelms him.

(All odds taken from FanDuel. Bet on the most up-to-date MMA odds, lines, and spreads with FanDuel Sportsbook)

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