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Devon Larratt Is One Pound From His 115 KG Return
Devon Larratt says he is roughly 500 grams from the 115 kg limit. The official scale and Ivan Matyushenko will test what the cut preserved.
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Ivan Matyushenko Is Fighting Devon Larratt’s Old Grudge
Devon Larratt has loaded his 115 kg left-arm match with Ivan Matyushenko with an old grudge. Ivan can punish any rush for a statement pin.
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Matt Mask Is Testing How Fast Leonidas Arkona Learned
Matt Mask expects to teach Leonidas Arkona a lesson at EVW 26. Arkona must prove his strength now connects before Mask takes the hand.
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John Brzenk’s Return Is a Hand-Control Test for Zhao Zi Rui
John Brzenk returns against Zhao Zi Rui at EVW 26, where hand control may decide whether Zhao’s side pressure ever finds a clean lane.
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One Stop Could Flip Matt Mask vs Leonidas Arkona at EVW 26
Matt Mask is the narrow favorite, but one clean stop gives Leonidas Arkona the hand fight and second effort he needs at East vs West…
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Devon Larratt Has Three Real Right-Arm Threats
Vitaly attacks Devon Larratt’s leverage, Kamil skips the hand fight, and Levan remains the only proven favorite over a full right-arm match.
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Denis Cyplenkov Still Owns the Slow Pull
Denis Cyplenkov’s practice pull with Artur Makarov shows why patient pronation and open-arm control still make his slow pressure dangerous.
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Vitaly Laletin’s 4–0 Hid Alizhan Muratov’s Best Round
Vitaly Laletin swept Alizhan Muratov 4–0, but round one revealed the defensive strength hidden by three later flash pins.
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Levan Looks Ready for Devon and Reluctant About Vitaly
Levan sounded ready for Devon in December. The Vitaly question brought an injury answer, and that difference deserves a direct explanation.
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Georgi Tsvetkov’s Referee Complaint Deserves a Real Review
Georgi Tsvetkov’s referee complaint cannot change Kamil’s 4-2 win by itself, but it shows why EVW needs a clear video-review process.