UFC Vegas 113’s prelims feature a women’s bantamweight clash between Klaudia Sygula and Priscila Cachoeira. This three round battle pits the Polish striker against the Brazilian veteran at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Sygula opens as a -160 favorite, with Cachoeira at +135 as the underdog. Here’s how we’re betting UFC Vegas 113: Sygula vs Cachoeira, including our UFC predictions, best bet, key props and an expert final verdict.
Mini Fight Info Strip
Event: UFC Vegas 113 – UFC Apex
Weight class: UFC Women’s Bantamweight bout
Fight length: 3-round prelim bout
Date & time: Saturday, February 7, 2026 – Prelims: 06:00 p.m. ET, walk time ~6:00 p.m. ET
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Odds updated: February 6, 2026 – 11:40 AM ET. Lines may move before fight night, especially after weigh-ins or late injury news.
Tale of the Tape – Key Stats to Know
Before we get into the matchup, here’s a Tale of the Tape for Sygula vs Cachoeira.
Tale Of The Tape
Klaudia Sygula
Priscila Cachoeira
Record
7-2
13-7
Age
27
37
Height
5’8″
5’7″
Reach
69″
65″
Stance
Orthodox
Orthodox
Sig. Strikes Landed
5.30
4.11
Striking Accuracy
53%
44%
Takedowns
0.70
0.15
Takedown Defense
33%
67%
Submission Avg.
0.0
0.0
Sygula holds advantages in youth, height, reach, striking volume, striking accuracy, striking defense, and takedown volume. Cachoeira counters with superior experience, damage absorption tolerance, and better takedown defense.
Fighter Breakdown – Klaudia Sygula Analysis
Sygula comes in with a 7-2 record bringing superior physical attributes to the women’s bantamweight division. The 27 year old Polish fighter is a technical striker with solid offensive metrics.
Strengths: Massive youth advantage at 27 years old. Superior height (5’8″) and reach (69) advantages. Better striking volume (5.30 per minute). Exceptional striking accuracy (53%). Superior striking defense (57%). Better takedown volume (0.70 per fight).
Weaknesses: Limited UFC experience (7-2 record). Higher damage absorption (4.73 per minute). Terrible takedown defense (33%). Poor takedown accuracy (20%). Zero submission threat. Minimal wrestling effectiveness.
Betting Angles: Sygula’s -160 moneyline offers moderate value given physical and technical advantages. Sygula by Decision (+180) provides excellent value as most likely result. Fight goes distance (+110) aligns with both fighters’ finishing rates.
Cachoeira brings a 13-7 record with veteran experience and durability. The 37 year old Brazilian is an aggressive fighter with toughness but declining physical tools.
Strengths: Extensive experience.. Better takedown defense (67%). Proven durability over 20 professional fights. Aggressive mentality. Experience against quality competition.
Weaknesses: Massive age disadvantage at 37 years old. Lower striking volume (4.11 per minute). Poor striking accuracy (44%). Terrible striking defense (43%). High damage absorption (7.23 per minute). Height and reach disadvantages. Minimal wrestling offense (0.15 takedowns). Zero submission threat.
Betting Angles: Cachoeira’s +135 moneyline offers minimal value despite veteran toughness. Cachoeira by KO/TKO (+240) provides lottery ticket value only.
Best Bets For Klaudia Sygula vs Priscila Cachoeira
Sygula’s superior striking metrics and physical advantages should secure a clear decision victory over three rounds. The Polish fighter’s exceptional striking accuracy combined with better volume creates sustained offensive pressure that banks rounds with judges favoring activity and effective striking.
Cachoeira’s catastrophic striking defense and massive damage absorption make her extraordinarily vulnerable to Sygula’s volume attack. At +180 (implied 35.7%), we project Sygula wins by decision closer to 50-55% of the time, offering excellent value as the most likely result. This combines the correct winner with the correct finish method in a high-probability betting angle.
Both fighters’ limited finishing ability and Cachoeira’s proven durability strongly suggest this reaches the judges. Despite Cachoeira’s terrible defensive metrics, her veteran toughness and experience surviving damage over 20 professional fights demonstrate she can endure sustained punishment.
Sygula lacks significant finishing power or submission threat. While her striking volume and accuracy create sustained offense, they don’t typically produce fight-ending damage against durable opponents. At +110 (implied 47.6%), we project this goes the distance around 60-65% of the time, offering solid value.
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Small stake only. While Sygula is clearly superior technically, Cachoeira’s aggressive mentality and volume create puncher’s chance opportunities. If the Brazilian can pressure forward and force exchanges, her willingness to trade freely might land a decisive shot against Sygula’s higher damage absorption.
At +240 (implied 29.4%), this offers solid payout if Cachoeira’s aggression produces an upset finish. This is purely a lottery ticket on the veteran’s puncher’s chance in aggressive exchanges. Keep stakes at 0.25 units maximum.
Prediction – Final Verdict
Official pick: Klaudia Sygula by Unanimous Decision
We are backing Sygula to secure a clear unanimous decision victory, likely 30-27 on all scorecards. The Polish fighter’s superior striking metrics and physical advantages should prove decisive over fifteen minutes despite Cachoeira’s veteran toughness.
Sygula should establish striking dominance immediately with her superior volume and accuracy. Cachoeira’s aggressive mentality forces exchanges, but her poor 44% accuracy and 43% striking defense mean she takes far more damage than she delivers.
Cachoeira’s veteran experience and durability keep her competitive, allowing her to survive sustained punishment and potentially steal moments with aggressive pressure. However, the accumulating damage takes its toll, and the judges should clearly favor Sygula’s cleaner, more effective striking across all three rounds.
The Polish fighter should cruise to a clear decision, banking every round with superior striking volume, accuracy, and effective octagon control. This decision victory should position Sygula for continued advancement in the women’s bantamweight division.
How to Bet UFC Vegas 113: Tips for This Card
Beyond the women’s bantamweight prelim bout, UFC Vegas 113 offers several compelling matchups that create both opportunities and traps for bettors.
Card Tips:
Cachoeira’s 7.23 strikes absorbed per minute creates massive point deficits. Extreme damage absorption loses rounds even with toughness.
Grappling exchanges favor accuracy over volume. Horiguchi’s 42% takedown accuracy vs Albazi’s 32% suggests the Japanese veteran wins scrambles and reversals even if Albazi initiates wrestling.
Ketlen Souza’s 4.56 strikes per minute vsBruna Brasil’s 2.66 creates massive activity differential. UFC Apex judges favor aggression and output without crowd influence..
UFC Vegas 113 Fight Card
Main Card (09:00 p.m. ET – Paramount+)
Mario Bautista vs Vinicius Oliveira – Bantamweight bout, 5 rounds
Amir Albazi vs Kyoji Horiguchi – Flyweight bout, 3 rounds
Jailton Almeida vs Rizvan Kuniev – Heavyweight bout, 3 rounds
Michal Oleksiejczuk vs Marc-Andre Barriault – Middleweight bout, 3 rounds
Jean Matsumoto vs Farid Basharat – Bantamweight bout, 3 rounds
Dustin Jacoby vs Julius Walker – Light Heavyweight bout, 3 rounds
Prelims (6:00 p.m. ET – Paramount+)
Alex Morono vs Daniil Donchenko – Welterweight bout, 3 rounds
Nikolay Veretennikov vs Niko Price – Welterweight bout, 3 rounds
Bruna Brasil vs Ketlen Souza – Women’s Strawweight bout, 3 rounds
Wang Cong vs Eduarda Moura – Women’s Flyweight bout, 3 rounds
Muin Gafurov vs Jakub Wiklacz – Bantamweight bout, 3 rounds
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