MANHATTAN, N.Y. - TelAve -- "A new combat sports prediction has been published ahead of this weekend's Ultimate Fighting Championship Seattle main event."

Israel Adesanya is projected to win, according to New York City based celebrity psychic medium Jesse Bravo, who released the forecast prior to fight night as part of a documented prediction record.

The prediction was published publicly before the event and remains available for verification ahead of the official result.

Bravo enters this fight with an 8–1 documented prediction record in 2026. Each forecast was released before fight night, timestamped, and archived across platforms to create a transparent track record.

Unlike post-event analysis, this approach focuses on publishing outcomes in advance. As a result, each prediction can be independently reviewed after the fight.

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"Publishing before the event creates accountability," Bravo said. "The prediction stands on its own once the fight ends."

The forecast for UFC Seattle indicates that Adesanya controls pace early, manages distance, and takes over as the fight progresses.

The full prediction is available here:
https://www.mediumjessebravo.com/israel-adesanya-psychic-prediction-ufc-seattle/

Bravo, based in Manhattan, has been featured in national media including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, ABC News, Fox News, and MTV. His recent focus on combat sports predictions has centered on structured documentation rather than retrospective commentary.
https://www.mediumjessebravo.com

The UFC Seattle main event now serves as the next test of that record.