Dillon Danis vs Warren Spencer MisFits Preview and Prediction

The world of crossover combat sports continues to bring unusual but intriguing matchups, and Dillon Danis vs Warren Spencer is another one that has fans talking. Dillon Danis, known more for his social media antics and connection to Conor McGregor than his actual fighting record, is set to face Warren Spencer on Saturday, 30th August 2025, at the AO Arena in Manchester, England.

Danis comes into the fight with a grappling-heavy background, having built his career on Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu before transitioning to MMA under Bellator. However, his inactivity has often been the biggest knock against him. With very few professional bouts in recent years, the question remains whether he can shake off the ring rust and deliver.

On the other hand, Warren Spencer may not carry the same level of mainstream recognition, but he brings hunger and momentum. Fighters in his position often thrive on being underestimated, and he will look to exploit Danis’s lack of consistent competition to shock fans.

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Tale of the Tape

Fighter	Dillon Danis	Warren Spencer
Age	31	28
Height	6 ft 0 in (183 cm)	5 ft 11 in (180 cm)
Weight	185 lbs (84 kg)	183 lbs (83 kg)
Style	Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu/MMA	Boxing
Record	2-0 MMA, 0-1 Boxing	3-1 Boxing

Preview of the Matchup

This fight is less about high-level technicality and more about personalities, storylines, and what each fighter has to prove. Danis has everything to lose—his reputation, credibility, and the chance to remain relevant in combat sports. For Spencer, this is a golden opportunity to establish himself against a name that people already recognize.

Expect Danis to rely on his clinch and grappling attempts if it’s an MMA or hybrid-rules fight. If it’s pure boxing, then his lack of proven striking could put him in trouble early against someone willing to pressure and keep volume high.

Prediction

If the fight stays standing, Warren Spencer has a real chance to outwork and frustrate Dillon Danis, who has never been known for polished stand-up. However, if Danis can close the distance and impose his grappling, the momentum could swing in his favor quickly.

Still, given the layoff, the spotlight pressure, and the doubts surrounding his cardio, the safer prediction leans toward Warren Spencer via decision after capitalizing on Danis’s inactivity.