Ludovit Klein vs Mateusz Rebecki: Predictions, Analysis, and Breakdown

Aspinall vs. Gane at UFC 321 will be another exciting fight, and you can watch it live on ESPN+. Mateusz Rebecki will fight Ludovit Klein this time in the Lightweight division, which is for fighters who weigh 155 pounds (70.3 kg). At least three of the last five fights have been won by each fighter. Let’s break it down and see who might be the best choice.

Fighters’ Profiles and Strength

Mateusz Rebecki – LWLWW

Mateusz Rębecki is getting ready for his next fight in the UFC. He promises another intense fight in the cage before the battle. His last fight was against Chris Duncan in Las Vegas on August 2. He lost by points, but the fight was so exciting that both fighters got UFC bonuses. Mateusz used to be the FEN champion and has been with the UFC since 2023. He got his spot through the Contender Series. He has fought 23 times and won 20 of them.

He has won 14 fights in a row and doesn’t plan to stop. He is a slight favorite to win this fight on the Preliminary Card, but he has only lost once, and that was to Pawel Kielek, who knocked him out. Rębecki has shown that he can knock people out, like when he knocked out Jose Barrios Vargas in the first round. He won the FEN Lightweight Championship and the Knockout of the Night award at FEN 32 for this fight. He has won the lightweight title in FEN seven times.

Rębecki has beaten well-known fighters like Arkadiy Osipyan, Felipe Maia, Fabiano Silva, Magomed Magomedov, Lukasz Kopera, and Marian Ziokowski. He has shown that he can do it over and over again, and it seems like nothing can stop him.

Ludovit Klein – LWWWW

Ludovit Klein has a big fight coming up at UFC 321. Tamerlan Dulatov, a rising star in Oktagon MMA who trains with Klein, recently shared his thoughts on the fight. Dulatov just beat Henrique Melo at Oktagon 78 on October 18.

Because of his exciting fighting style, Klein, who is 30 years old, is known as “Mr. Highlight.” He lives in Nove Zamky, Slovakia, and trains at the Spartakus Fight Gym. Klein has won 23 fights, lost 4, and drawn 1. Nine of his 23 wins are by knockout, eight are by submission, and six are by decision.

Klein’s first two fights were at Absolute Championship Berkut, where he won both of them. He moved to Oktagon MMA in 2017 and won all five of his fights by knockout. The UFC called him up after three years. He has fought 10 times in the UFC, winning 7, losing 2, and drawing 1. He has won four and drawn one of his last five fights.

He last fought on September 28, 2024, and he won by unanimous decision over Roosevelt Roberts. He had already beaten Thiago Moisés in a similar way before that. Klein is currently the 18th best lightweight fighter in the world.

What time is the fight?

The fight kicks off live on Saturday 10.25.2025 at 10:00 AM ET

Location: Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

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How Can I Watch It?

If you’re interested, you can watch it on ESPN+.

Statistical Matchup

CATEGORY	MATEUSZ REBECKI	LUDOVIT KLEIN
AGE	33	30
HEIGHT	5’7″	5’7″
REACH	66.0″	72.5”
PRO RECORD	20-3-0	23-4-1
FIGHTING OUT OF	Szczecin, Poland	Nove Zamky, Slovakia

Final Prediction

Ludovit Klein is an amazing striker who can hit the target every time. His 1-2 headkick combo is very dangerous. This fight won’t be simple. If Mateusz Rebecki sticks to his plan and stays away from Klein’s powerful strikes, he has a good chance. Rebecki is skilled at mixing punches and wrestling, making him dangerous. Both fighters have a lot of experience and skills.

I think this fight will go to a decision, but it’s hard to pick a winner. Klein’s punches are very precise, and he hits hard. He doesn’t get enough credit and will surprise a lot of people. I’m not saying Klein will definitely win, but his striking should be better. He won’t get into grappling exchanges; instead, he’ll use his movement and timing to stop Rebecki’s pressure.

Rebecki gets hit too often, and I’m worried about the damage he’s taken lately. Klein is much better at technical things on his feet. Klein should be able to keep the fight standing because he has a 90% takedown defense. His striking is exciting, but he sometimes clinches and counters too much, which can get old. Rebecki is more well-rounded, but he has trouble staying on top and may not be able to handle Klein’s power well.

LUDOVIT KLEIN TO WIN

LUDOVIT KLEIN TO WIN BY KNOCKOUT