Ante got in that situation. Dude thought he won by KO and had a full adrenaline dump. Him, his family, everyone started celebrating in the Apex thinking he won. Then the fight got restarted. Now I'm not saying he should've gotten the KO win, but under no circumstance should that fight have restarted. Before people cry in the comments that the ref never actually called the fight, well, here's the footage. The ref warned Waldo to defend himself, and then when he didn't he stopped the fight. He very clearly stopped the fight because of the punches he was taking, not the eye poke. Anyway, here we are, I think Ante wins this fight. Serghei can only win fights where he can be big and get takedowns. i don't see that happening here. Ante is bigger, more experienced and a better wrestler. If Ante pressures Serghei, he will clam up and either find a finish or ride to a decision. Ante is the pick and I would be worried about his chin after the last fight, but luckily for us, Serghei has no power.
Serghei Spivac
Sergey Spivac is a heavyweight grappler who has great ground and pound with solid takedowns. He has an ok submission game and is a capable striker. He doesn't have ko power but he does have a decent jab and solid volume. His biggest issue is control. The reason he averages around 5 takedowns per fight is because people are standing up on him. He is coming off the decision loss to Waldo Cortes Acosta that was much closer than the scorecards.
Ante Delija
Ante Delija is a is a pretty fun heavyweight. He throws bombs, he shoots takedowns. He is a very big 6'5. He has great control. He is a very good fighter and if he wasn't 35, would be an incredible prospect. He is notably Tom Aspinall's training partner and like Tom, was caught up in some eye poke drama in his last fight. If you don't remember and all you see is a red dot loss next to his name Ante Delija accidentally eye poked Waldo and then finished him. The ref stepped in, called the fight and then when finding out about the eye poke, restarted the fight and Waldo got a KO win.
