Prediction.

Magramo is more experienced, been 10 rounds 3 times, 12 rounds once, fought Waseem, lost on a point deduction, Nakatani hasn't been 10 rounds, he's only 22, but he made a statement in his last fight, stopped Melindo. Neither has fought this year, but Nakatani was more active in 2019, I think Nakatani will start faster, Nakatani is 5'7, he's big at 112, is awkward because of his height. I think Magramo will take 2 rounds to get into range, Nakatani used his reach against Melindo, telegraphed the right hand, leaned back as Melindo threw it, but he was able to easily push Melindo onto the back foot, Melindo had moved up 2 weights, I doubt Nakatani can push Magramo onto the back foot, won't be able to control the pace like against Melindo, so it will be harder for him to keep Magramo on the end of his jab, and Magramo is an aggressive fighter, has fast hands, hits very hard, is a pressure fighter, he jabs his way in, is a solid body puncher, a good inside fighter.

I think this is a 50/50 fight, I wouldn't be surprised if Nakatani won, he can punch, Magramo has a good chin, but his defence is leaky, he was an easy target for the right uppercut against Ge, it will be interesting to see if Nakatani can hurt Magramo, I think that and the range of the fight are what the outcome depends on. I think this will be a close fight, Nakatani will land hard shots on the outside, Magramo will take punishment as he tries to cut the distance, but he will make it more of an inside fight as the rounds go on, will knock a lot out of Nakatani with body shots, Nakatani will be more and more of a target, I don't think it will be one sided in the mid and late rounds, Nakatani will land some shots on the inside, and will have success whenever he's able to create distance, but Magramo will get a close UD.