Daniil Donchenko vs Theodor Berggren — Welterweight — was scheduled for Saturday, June 27, 2026 at UFC Fight Night: Fiziev vs Torres in National Gymnastics Arena, Baku. Official result not yet recorded. Picks Terminal covers the matchup with a win-probability estimate, a matchup breakdown and fight intel drawn from public sources.

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Rank NR · Middleweight

Daniil Donchenko

"The Brutalist"

14-2-0 · Kickboxer

Rank NR · Welterweight

Theodor Berggren

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Win Probability Model · v4.2

Donchenko

38%

Edge24%

Berggren

62%

Skill Comparison

84
70
Striking
68
70
Wrestling
74
70
Cardio
75
70
Takedown Defense
78
70
Chin Durability

Physical Attributes

DonchenkoMetricBerggren
5'11"Height
71"Reach
24Age
OrthodoxStanceOrthodox
79%Finish Rate0%

Fight Intel

Public Consensus

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Latest News

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In-Depth Analysis

Model favors Berggren
Key Advantages
  • Donchenko's pure striking speed and 60% accuracy
  • Hernandez's elite submission versatility (9 career subs)
  • Hernandez's generational cardio and pace
Potential Concerns
  • Donchenko's relative lack of experience at Middleweight (moving up from Welterweight)
  • Hernandez's susceptibility to early power (2 KO losses)
  • Donchenko's 33% takedown accuracy
AI Analysis

A classic striker-versus-grappler clash where Donchenko's early-round explosiveness meets Hernandez's relentless pace and submission chain-wrestling.

Forecast

This AI forecast predicts a fight defined by a high-intensity pace where momentum shifts after the opening frame. Round 1 will likely see Donchenko control the center, utilizing his superior Muay Thai to land heavy leg kicks and straight shots while stuffing initial shot attempts. However, Hernandez is notorious for absorbing damage to initiate grappling, and by the second round, his pace will likely begin to wilt the smaller Donchenko. The most probable outcome is the fight moving into the clinch and onto the mat, where Hernandez's superior BJJ and 75-inch reach will facilitate a transition to the back. Look for Anthony Hernandez to secure a submission victory, likely via rear-naked choke, midway through Round 2 or 3. This prediction is made with moderate confidence based on the significant cardio and weight-class experience gap. This is an AI forecast, not a guarantee.

Skill ratings, win probability, advantages, concerns, and forecast are AI-generated predictions based on scraped fighter profiles — not official UFC stats or guarantees.

Matchup Breakdown

This matchup pits TUF 33 winner Daniil Donchenko against the high-octane pressure of Anthony Hernandez. Donchenko is a technical specialist with a high knockdown average (1.54) and elite defensive striking metrics. However, he is moving up from Welterweight to face a top-10 Middleweight in Hernandez. Hernandez thrives on volume and a grueling 'grind-house' style that exhausts opponents. While Donchenko has the power to catch Hernandez early—as seen in Hernandez’s previous losses—the reach and size advantage belongs to the American. If Donchenko cannot secure a stoppage in the first seven minutes, the momentum historically shifts heavily toward Hernandez's relentless wrestling and clinch work.

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