UFC Fight Night: Allen vs Duncan takes place on Saturday, October 10 at Meta APEX in Las Vegas, airing on Paramount+. Brendan Allen (27-7-0) meets Christian Leroy Duncan (15-2-0) in the main event, scheduled for five rounds. The Combat Edge model barely separates them, giving Duncan 52% — even though Elo ratings alone lean the other way (57% for Allen).

Both arrive in form: Allen has won three straight, Duncan five in a row.

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Main event: Brendan Allen vs. Christian Leroy Duncan

Brendan AllenChristian Leroy Duncan
27-7-0Record15-2-0
30Age31
6'2"Height6'2"
75"Reach79"
United StatesCountry—
1819 (#5)Combat Edge Elo1768 (#14)
W W W L LLast 5W W W W W

Allen actually holds the higher Elo (1819 to 1768); the model's lean toward Duncan comes from matchup and form factors beyond the rating. Our pick: Christian Leroy Duncan (52%).

Co-main event: Matheus Camilo vs. Jai Herbert

Matheus Camilo (11-3-0) faces Jai Herbert (14-6-1) at lightweight. The model has Camilo at 59%.

UFC Fight Night predictions: every fight

FightModel pickWin %
Main card
Brendan Allen vs. Christian Leroy DuncanChristian Leroy Duncan52%
Matheus Camilo vs. Jai HerbertMatheus Camilo59%
Lupita Godinez vs. Ketlen SouzaLupita Godinez55%
Andre Fili vs. Kai Kamaka IIIKai Kamaka III60%
Malcolm Wellmaker vs. Otari TanziloviMalcolm Wellmaker53%
Prelims
Julius Walker vs. Gerald MeerschaertJulius Walker73%
Francisco Prado vs. Ismael BonfimFrancisco Prado53%
Niko Price vs. Leon ShahbazyanNiko Price56%
Felipe Franco vs. Brendson RibeiroFelipe Franco75%
Allen Frye vs. RJ HarrisRJ Harris63%
Alice Pereira vs. Darya ZheleznyakovaAlice Pereira58%
Ernesta Kareckaite vs. Melissa GattoMelissa Gatto54%

Fights to watch

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This preview is generated from Combat Edge's fight database and prediction model. Win probabilities are frozen before the event and graded publicly on our accuracy tracker. Analytics, not betting advice.