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    Ozzy Martin Vows to Finish Sal Everett at DWCS

    Ozzy Martin predicts a finish over Sal Everett at DWCS on Oct. 6, promising a knockout or brutal ground-and-pound.

    By Knockout Odds Staff·September 17, 2026·3 min read
    Ozzy Martin Vows to Finish Sal Everett at DWCS

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    Ozzy Martin says he plans to knock out Sal Everett or break him down on the ground when the two unbeaten welterweights meet on Dana White's Contender Series on Oct. 6.

    Martin, who enters the bout 4-0, did not hold back when describing how he expects the fight to go against Everett, also undefeated at 4-0. "I think I'm going to make a very big name for myself. People are going to be very surprised with how skilled I am technically," Martin said. He went further, promising a finish no matter where the fight takes place: "Whether it stays on the feet I'm going to knock him out, whether it goes to the ground I'm going to elbow his skull into the canvas."

    What Ozzy Martin's Comments Mean for the Matchup

    Martin is putting himself on record with a finish prediction, not a hedge, which tells you he believes his hands and his ground-and-pound both hold clear advantages over Everett. That kind of confidence from a prospect ahead of a Contender Series appearance usually means the camp sees a stylistic mismatch somewhere, and Martin pointed to his standup as the separator, calling it "fast, crisp and powerful."

    Both fighters arrive unbeaten, so DWCS matchmakers clearly see this as a coin-flip on paper. Martin has been working with Calvin Kattar ahead of the fight, a pairing that suggests he's sharpening exactly the kind of crisp boxing he's promising to bring into the cage.

    For bettors, undefeated prospects meeting on Contender Series are notoriously hard to price with any real market history behind them, so expect this one to hinge on whichever fighter's college or regional tape looks more translatable to the UFC level. Martin's public confidence and his high-level striking camp make him worth a look once a line opens, but fighters calling their shot before a Contender Series fight is common and doesn't always match how the fight actually plays out.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    When do Ozzy Martin and Sal Everett fight?

    Ozzy Martin faces Sal Everett at welterweight on Dana White's Contender Series on Oct. 6, with both fighters entering the bout undefeated at 4-0.

    What did Ozzy Martin say about fighting Sal Everett?

    Ozzy Martin said he expects to finish Sal Everett everywhere the fight goes, promising a knockout on the feet or to "elbow his skull into the canvas" if it hits the ground.

    Who is training Ozzy Martin for his DWCS fight?

    Ozzy Martin has been training with Calvin Kattar ahead of his welterweight bout against Sal Everett on Dana White's Contender Series.

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    What Ozzy Martin's Comments Mean for the MatchupFrequently Asked QuestionsWhen do Ozzy Martin and Sal Everett fight?What did Ozzy Martin say about fighting Sal Everett?Who is training Ozzy Martin for his DWCS fight?

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