Antonio Cara de Sapato is favorite at the opening of the 2022 PFL season

Cara de Sapato becomes PFL light heavyweight champion Photo Instagram @caradesapato

Shoe Face defends light heavyweight reign in the PFL. Photo:/Instagram @caradesapato

The 2022 season of the Professional Fighters League debuts this Wednesday (20), in Arlington (USA), with Brazilian Antonio Shoe Face defending his reign among light heavyweights. And, depending on the bookmakers, the Tupiniquim black belt has everything it takes to debut in the tournament on the right foot against compatriot Delan Monte.

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(R$ 1,12) Antonio Cara de Sapato x Delan Monte (R$ 5,75)

PFL light heavyweight champion in 2021, Antonio from Paraíba Shoe Face is a big favorite to start the season with a win. His return at bookmakers is R$1,12 for every R$1,00 invested by you. The northeastern native's record throughout his career is 13 positive results and five negative results.

On the other side, fellow Brazilian Delan Monte, coming from Curitiba, promises to make things difficult for his rival. He has eight triumphs and only one setback. Winning now in the middle of the week, the person from Paraná pays R$ 5,57.

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(R$ 2,10) Raush Manfio x Don Madge (R$ 1,69)

The paulistano Raush Manfio, also known as War Horse, pays more in the lightweight duel, being seen as an underdog: R$2,10. But, look, it's worth mentioning that the Brazilian was champion of his category in last year's season. His record is 15 wins and three losses.

the south african Don Madge, yielding R$ 1,69 for 1, according to the Odds shark, is packed, coming off seven consecutive positive results. Overall, he has ten wins, three defeats and one draw.

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(R$ 2,15) Clay Collard x Jeremy Stephens ($ 1,66)

In the lightweight division, the North American Jeremy Stephens, who was previously in the UFC, is a R$1,66 favorite to win on Wednesday. The foreigner is very experienced, with a record of 28 wins and 19 losses. His problem is that he hasn't won since 2018, coming off five setbacks and one fight without result.

Fellow American Clay Collard, who had a quick stint in Ultimate, has twenty positive results and nine negative results. The defeat for Raush Manfio, in August last year, ended their unbeaten run of four victories.

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Guesses: Antonio's victory Shoe Face (R$ 1,12) and Raush Manfio (R $ 2,10).