On one side, Tommy McMillen enters undefeated, riding momentum and stepping into the UFC with expectations. On the other, Manolo Zecchini brings experience, power, and the kind of unpredictability that can flip a fight in seconds.
Tommy McMillen
Last 3 bouts
Win. David Mgoyan (Decision)
Win. Dumar Roa (Submission)
Win. G. Penagos (Submission)
Fighting style
Aggressive, grappling-heavy finisher with a preference for submissions, especially front chokes.
Strengths
Undefeated with a high finish rate (majority submissions)
Strong grappling and submission instincts
Physical advantages (height and reach edge)
Relentless pressure and ability to scramble
Weaknesses
Striking is still developing and can be exposed
Has shown vulnerability in exchanges (can be hurt)
Limited experience against elite competition
Keys to victory
Push the pace early and initiate grappling
Look for submissions in scrambles
Use reach to close distance safely
Avoid extended striking exchanges
Manolo Zecchini
Last 3 bouts
Loss. Morgan Charriere (TKO)
Win. Abou Tounkara (TKO
Win. Souk Khampsath (TKO)
Fighting style
Power striker with a finishing mindset and willingness to engage early.
Strengths
High KO/TKO rate (majority of wins by knockout)
Dangerous power in early exchanges
More overall professional experience
Weaknesses
Long inactivity leading into this fight
Struggled in UFC-level competition
Grappling defense is a concern
Can be outmatched in pace and athleticism
Keys to victory
Keep the fight standing and look for early power shots
Capitalize on McMillen’s striking gaps
Avoid grappling exchanges at all costs
Start fast before ring rust becomes a factor
Odds
Tommy McMillen -1350
Manolo Zecchini +800
