Chad Anheliger vs Steven Koslow Prediction, 10/17/2026 Odds for UFC Edmonton Match

• Chad Anheliger vs Steven Koslow
• UFC Event in Edmonton
• Rogers Place, Edmonton, Alberta
• Date: Saturday, October 17, 2026

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On Saturday, October 17, 2026, Chad Anheliger will face Steven Koslow at UFC Edmonton. The betting line shows Anheliger at -120 while Koslow is at +100.

Chad “The Monster” Anheliger brings a record of 13 wins and 8 losses to the Octagon at the age of 39. He weighs in at 135 lbs and stands 5’6″ tall with a reach of 64 inches. In contrast, Steven “The Pillow” Koslow, aged 29, has a record of 6-1-0 and stands 5’7″ tall with the same weight of 135 lbs and a reach of 69 inches. In terms of striking, Anheliger lands an average of 3.11 significant strikes per minute, while Koslow connects at 0.77 per minute. Anheliger has a striking accuracy of 46%, compared to Koslow’s 37%. When it comes to defense, Anheliger absorbs 2.76 significant strikes per minute and successfully defends against 53% of strikes, whereas Koslow absorbs 3.73 and defends against 40%.

In terms of grappling, Anheliger has less experience, achieving 0.68 takedowns per three rounds with a 30% success rate while defending against 38% of opponent takedown attempts. Koslow, on the other hand, successfully completes 55% of his takedown attempts and defends against 15% of opponents’ takedowns. Anheliger attempts an average of 0.5 submissions per 15 minutes, while Koslow averages 1.1 submissions per three rounds.

In his previous match, Chad Anheliger faced Cody Gibson and lost by unanimous decision in Round 3. Gibson connected on 59 of 93 total strikes, while Anheliger landed 59 of 77 attempted strikes. In terms of significant strikes, Gibson landed 16 of 34, achieving a 47% accuracy, with 15 of those directed at the head. Anheliger had impressive stats, landing 57% of his significant strikes, connecting on 11 of 19, and landing 8 of 16 directed at the head. Notably, 100% of Anheliger’s significant strikes were thrown from distance.

In Steven Koslow’s latest bout, he faced Cameron Saaiman and suffered a defeat by knockout in Round 3. Saaiman managed to land 43% of his significant strikes from distance, while Koslow successfully landed 72% of his distance strikes. Koslow recorded an accuracy of 37%, landing 11 of 29 significant strikes, with 8 of those aimed at the head. Saaiman finished the fight connecting on 53 of 89 total strikes. In this fight, Saaiman’s total strikes landed were 105 of 149, compared to Koslow’s 20 of 42.

Another exciting matchup to watch is Erin Blanchfield taking on Jasmine Jasudavicius. Blanchfield aims to improve her record to 14-2-0. She weighs 125 lbs and stands at 5’4″ with a reach of 66″. Jasudavicius, with a record of 15-4-0, stands 5’7″ and will also compete at 125 lbs, boasting a reach of 68″. In grappling, Blanchfield averages 1.96 takedowns per 15 minutes, while Jasudavicius averages 2.63 takedowns per three rounds. In striking, Blanchfield hits 5.24 strikes per minute with a 44% accuracy rate, while Jasudavicius connects on 3.47 strikes per minute, also with 44% accuracy.

Another anticipated fight is Chelsea Chandler versus Melissa Croden. Croden, with an 8-3-0 record, stands 5’9″ tall and weighs 135 lbs with a reach of 68″. Chandler, at 5’8″ and also weighing 135 lbs, has a record of 7-4-0. In terms of takedown defense, Croden blocks 66% of her opponents’ efforts and is successful on 50% of her own takedown attempts. Chandler completes 60% of her takedown attempts but only defends against 25% of her opponents’ takedowns. In striking statistics, Croden takes 2.13 strikes per minute while delivering 4.27, whereas Chandler absorbs 4.27 strikes per minute while landing 3.52.

Who will come out on top in tonight’s UFC event?

Prediction: Pick Chad Anheliger (-120)