We asked AI to predict the winner of Power Slap 11: Da Crazy Hawaiian vs Dumpling 2 (And it gave a well-analyzed reply)

The Power Slap 11 event will be headlined by Da Crazy Hawaiian vs. Dumpling 2. Their first encounter witnessed Da Crazy Hawaiian retain his Power Slap super heavyweight title in a foul-ridden draw. We asked Google's AI, Gemini, to predict the Power Slap 11 headliner's winner, and it provided a well-analyzed assessment.

The AI suggested that the rematch seems poised to be a fiery clash. Both fighters' extraordinary resilience and power were praised, and their rematch was deemed a bonafide test of determination and strength.

It erroneously indicated that Da Crazy Hawaiian lost their first encounter, adding that he'll be looking to avenge that against Dumpling. However, the prediction did echo the sentiments of many fans, who've often hailed the Hawaiian for his powerful slaps, relentless and aggressive fighting style, and his presence as a dominant force in the sport.

Also, it mistakenly labeled Dumpling the first fight's victor and opined that he'd enter the rematch with a winner's confidence. Nevertheless, it reaffirmed many fans' assertions -- emphasizing that Dumpling has earned his contemporaries' respect by showcasing admirable resilience against powerful slaps and delivering thunderous slaps of his own.

Screenshot of Google's AI prediction for Da Crazy Hawaiian vs. Dumpling 2 at Power Slap 11

The prediction highlighted that the rematch could go either way, as both combatants are armed with the determination and power to win. Regardless, considering the past performances and their feud's intensity, Dumpling is a slight favorite to win. Apparently, it's because of his experience in handling his Hawaiian foe's aggression and his own praiseworthy power.

The three key factors listed were: Da Crazy Hawaiian's aggression, Dumpling's resilience, and mental fortitude.

Firstly, the Hawaiian's unrelenting attack could overwhelm his foe and help him earn an early knockout victory against Dumpling.

Secondly, Dumpling's resilience against his Hawaiian opponent's powerful slaps and his own destructive slaps could be crucial in deciding how the rematch plays out.

Thirdly, whichever fighter successfully maintains focus and composure when faced with pressure would be likelier to win.

In conclusion, the prediction entailed that the fight would boil down to a few significant moments, wherein one fighter gains the lead. It warned that the outcome is uncertain, but the rematch would surely be a memorable extravaganza for Power Slap fans.

Screenshot of Google's AI prediction for Da Crazy Hawaiian vs. Dumpling rematch at Power Slap 11

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Da Crazy Hawaiian vs. Dumpling 2: Revisiting the first fight between the Power Slap 11 headliners

America's Da Crazy Hawaiian (real name: Layne 'Koa' Viernes) first fought Russia's Dumpling (real name: Vasilii Kamotskii aka Vasily Kamotsky) in October 2024. They headlined Power Slap 9 in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.

The Hawaiian was penalized for flinching fouls in rounds one and three. He appeared to land stronger slaps and was relatively unfazed by Dumpling's slaps. Round five saw him seemingly wobble Dumpling. The fight's last slap came from Dumpling but couldn't hurt the American.

The point deductions, due to fouling, sparked speculation that Dumpling would win on points. However, the judges scored it as a majority draw (48-46, 47-47, 47-47). The Hawaiian defends his Power Slap super heavyweight belt against Dumpling again; this time at Power Slap 11 at the ANB Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Jan. 30, 2025.

Watch Da Crazy Hawaiian vs. Dumpling 1 below: