In the upcoming UFC event, an exciting women's strawweight bout in the preliminary fights promises an excellent chance for betting enthusiasts. This clash will feature Mizuki Inoue going head-to-head with Hannah Goldy.

Inoue has not competed in MMA for the last three years. Her most recent bout was a unanimous decision defeat against Amanda Lemos back in August of 2020 at UFC on ESPN 15.

She boasts a remarkable record of 14 victories in her fighting career, with nine of those wins achieved through submissions and five via decisions. Additionally, she has a penchant for swift victories, as four of her triumphs concluded in the very first round. Conversely, her six losses have predominantly been by decision, as she has five leading the way.

While she excels in striking, with a solid 50 percent strike accuracy, her takedown statistics tell a different story, as she has yet to secure any successful takedowns. She maintains an impressive rate of 5.00 significant strikes per minute but absorbs 6.87, indicating a deficit between these two metrics.

Her defensive skills are evident, as she repels 48 percent of significant strikes and boasts an impressive 67 percent success rate against takedowns. However, it is worth noting that there are no recorded averages for takedowns or submissions per 15 minutes of fight time.

Goldy began her career on a high note, securing victory in her first five matches. However, her fortunes took a turn as she experienced a 1-3 record after joining the UFC. In her most recent bout at UFC Fight Night 208 in July last year, she suffered a first-round TKO defeat against Molly McCann.

Examining her fighting history, Goldy boasts six victories, including one knockout, one submission, and four decisions. Notably, only one of her wins concluded in the first round and two of her three losses were decided by judges.

When it comes to her striking prowess, Goldy maintains an impressive 47 percent accuracy and averages 5.78 significant strikes per minute, compared to 4.95 absorbed. Defensively, she shines with a 51 percent defense rate against significant strikes and a 56 percent takedown defense rate. Additionally, she averages 0.56 takedowns and 0.28 submission attempts for every 15 minutes of fight time.

According to the latest odds from MyBookie, Mizuki Inoue is positioned as the top contender to win this match, holding a notable advantage despite being away for nearly three years. To increase your potential payout, consider adding Inoue to a parlay with other fights scheduled for the evening.

Assuming Inoue is back to her previous form, she should win here. She is faster and will unleash a barrage of strikes in high volume.