Now considering Kevin Lee is a late replacement for Jay-Jay Wilson, and Rabadanov is still a -2500 favorite, the scales tip even further against Lee. Stepping in on short notice makes a difficult fight nearly insurmountable.

Gadzhi Rabadanov (-2500): Everything remains the same for Rabadanov. He will look to dominate Lee.

Kevin Lee (+1200): Lee, stepping in as a late replacement for Jay-Jay Wilson, faces an even steeper uphill battle.

• Strengths: Still possesses explosive striking and submission skills, and experience.
• Weaknesses: Significantly diminished preparation, potential weight-cutting issues on short notice, increased risk of injury.

Keys to Victory:

• Rabadanov: With Lee on short notice, Rabadanov can now be even more aggressive. He should look to impose his game plan immediately and capitalize on Lee’s lack of preparation.
• Lee: Needs a Hail Mary. Given the short notice, he’ll be relying on instincts and experience. A perfectly timed counter-strike or submission is his only realistic chance, but it’s a very slim one. He’ll need to avoid gassing out early due to the rushed preparation.

Revised Prediction:

Given the odds, Rabadanov’s skills, and Lee stepping in as a late replacement, a 1st or 2nd Round TKO victory for Gadzhi Rabadanov is the heavily favored outcome. It’s difficult to see Lee being able to withstand Rabadanov’s attack with such limited preparation. He can try and use his skill advantage but short notice camp will make it extremely difficult. Betting on Lee would be a pure lottery ticket.

Thanks for pointing out the late replacement detail! It makes a huge difference in the analysis.