The impending UFC Fight Night promises an electrifying co-main event clash. This features the explosive featherweight showdown between the 10^th-ranked Bryce Mitchell and the 12^th-ranked Dan Ige, creating an enticing opportunity for bettors.

Mitchell is aiming to avenge his first career defeat back in December of last year. This was a arm triangle choke submission against Ilia Topuria back at UFC 282.

His record shines with a remarkable twelve victories, featuring an impressive nine submissions and six decision wins. Remarkably, a staggering eight of these victories were secured with first-round finishes.

Known as "Thug Nasty," he showcases a striking accuracy of 59 percent and a takedown success rate of approximately 44 percent. He consistently delivers an average of 2.48 significant strikes per minute while absorbing just 1.71, illustrating his balanced approach with room for aggression.

His defensive prowess is evident as he defends against significant strikes at a rate of 57 percent and takedowns at 33 percent. Moreover, he maintains an average of 3.26 takedowns and 1.71 submission attempts per 15 minutes of fight time, showcasing his versatility in the octagon.

Ige is currently on a two-fight win streak, which is nice to see since he is now 2-3 in his last five fights. His previous success was a unanimous decision over Nate Landwehr back at UFC 289 in June earlier this year.

He has accumulated an impressive tally of 17 victories in his career, boasting a diverse array of wins, including five knockouts, five submissions, and seven decisions. Notably, six of these triumphs were swift first-round victories, while his six losses have all come through decisions.

In the octagon, "50K" displays commendable accuracy in his striking, connecting with his target 46 percent of the time. His takedown attempts, though not extraordinary, stand at a respectable 27 percent success rate. For every minute of action, he lands 3.96 significant strikes while absorbing 3.69, essentially maintaining a balanced offensive and defensive output.

Defensively, he excels in deflecting significant strikes, boasting an impressive 58 percent success rate in this regard. Similarly, his takedown defense stands strong at 56 percent. On average, he secures 1.15 takedowns and attempts 0.31 submissions per 15 minutes of fighting, showcasing his well-rounded skill set in the cage.

MyBookie's latest odds indicate that Bryce Mitchell has a slight advantage in being the preferred choice for winning this matchup. To enhance his chances further, you could think about including Mitchell in a parlay bet alongside other fights.

Both fighters stack up well on paper which should offer bettors a thrilling experience. Mitchell looks best here, with his aggressive hands and ability to finish fights early.