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Vitaliy Kobets
Confidence: 60%
Vitaliy Kobets looks stronger due to his recent win against Sergey Khandetsky. The edge is with Vitaliy Kobets because he has a proven record of beating Sergey Khandetsky, having won their last encounter 3-1. Most likely score: 3-2. Key factors include Vitaliy Kobets' head-to-head win, his recent victories against strong opponents like Aleksandr Melashenko and Dmytro Rehotun, and Sergey Khandetsky's inconsistent form.
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Vitaliy Kobets looks stronger due to his recent win against Sergey Khandetsky. The edge is with Vitaliy Kobets because he has a proven record of beating Sergey Khandetsky, having won their last encounter 3-1. Most likely score: 3-2. Key factors include Vitaliy Kobets' head-to-head win, his recent victories against strong opponents like Aleksandr Melashenko and Dmytro Rehotun, and Sergey Khandetsky's inconsistent form.
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Vitaliy Kobets
Confidence: 60%Vitaliy Kobets looks stronger due to his recent win against Sergey Khandetsky. The edge is with Vitaliy Kobets because he has a proven record of beating Sergey Khandetsky, having won their last encounter 3-1. Most likely score: 3-2. Key factors include Vitaliy Kobets' head-to-head win, his recent victories against strong opponents like Aleksandr Melashenko and Dmytro Rehotun, and Sergey Khandetsky's inconsistent form.