There is very little data for this fight: no market line, no Elo, and a stats feed that conflicts with itself. Berggren is flagged as a UFC debutant with null stats, but the form log shows a KO/TKO loss to Daniil Donchenko on Jun. 27, 2026. Either way, none of his numbers can be used, and Sezinando's single UFC fight gives him only empty per-minute averages. Their one shared opponent tells us something: both were stopped by Donchenko's punches, Sezinando in R1. Neither man has shown he can take a hit at this level. Sezinando has the cleaner overall record (9-2 vs 8-4) and is the younger fighter (born Dec 1997). Against that, he has been out 407 days, while Berggren last fought 120 days ago. That layoff is a real concern, though it is below the ~450-day level where I'd treat it as a major risk. I give Sezinando a very slight edge because of the better record and youth, and I'm holding confidence near 50 given the debut-level uncertainty. Both men have shown they can be stopped, so a finish is a bit more likely than a decision, with KO/TKO the most likely single outcome.

Sezinando gets a marginal lean from his listed 9-2 record versus Berggren's 8-4, although opposition quality is unknown. His reported 407-day layoff versus 120 days for Berggren offsets much of that advantage. Both reportedly lost by knockout to Donchenko, despite the common-opponent field reporting none; Berggren's debut flag also conflicts with his supplied statistics, which I discount. This is essentially a coin flip, with a tentative knockout prediction and method percentages conditional on Sezinando winning.