← Noche UFC: Silva vs. Delgado
Jean Silva vs Jose Delgado
Noche UFC: Silva vs. Delgado · 2026-09-12
51.2%
Model
78.3%
Market
1.23
Odds
-27.1
Edge (pp)
Style Matchup
limited sample · 5 UFC fightslimited · 5 fights
STRIKING
P74
Striking Initiative
P97
P76
Volume
P93
P99
Striking Efficiency
P97
P100
Range Sniper
P94
P97
Kickboxing
P93
P66
Clinch Striking
P60
P48
Defensive Striking
P43
GRAPPLING / WRESTLING
P57
Wrestling
P21
P25
Pressure Wrestling
P33
P4
Top Control
P22
P48
Submission
P32
P87
Anti-Wrestling
P31
P79
Grappling Defense
P31
P38
Scrambler
P23
DAMAGE / FINISHING
P98
Power
P90
P91
Finisher
P75
P50
Damage Resistance
P60
· style, not skillFIGHT DYNAMICS· style, not skill
P50
Fast Starter
P97
P10
Pace
P60
P28
Late Fighter
P43
GLOBAL
P90
Versatility
P42
Fighter profiles as of this fight · percentiles vs established UFC fighters (8+ fights) at that date.
Striking
SilvaDelgado
4.57Landed / min6.05
4.44Absorbed / min4.17
53%Accuracy55%
53%Defense53%
1.25KD / 151.24
0.25KD abs / 150.31
Grappling / Wrestling
SilvaDelgado
1.25TD / 150.62
1.75TD att / 152.79
71%TD accuracy22%
78%TD defense59%
0:19Control / 151:17
0.75Sub att / 150.00
Targets
SilvaDelgado
Head65%|59%
Body27%|29%
Leg8%|12%
Position
SilvaDelgado
Distance84%|79%
Clinch12%|10%
Ground4%|11%
Ranking evolution Silva Delgado
AI Matchup Analysis
Generated by an LLM from structured matchup data. It does not determine the model's win probability.
Jean Silva
Jean Silva brings his grappling to the fore in this one, with the stronger tools to drag the fight to the mat and a live submission threat once it gets there. His UFC record sits at 6-1 with wins in four of his last five, his only recent loss coming against the No. 5-ranked opponent.
Jose Delgado
Jose Delgado carries a 13 cm reach and 10 cm height advantage, working from a switch stance that lets him vary his looks. His striking output and pressure edge him standing, and his recent durability holds up well. He rides a 2-fight streak with no recent finish loss on his record.
Matchup Read
Delgado owns the fresher form and physical frame, but Silva holds the sharper matchup-specific tools where it counts. The fight splits cleanly: Delgado wants to use his length and volume to keep it standing over five rounds, while Silva's route runs through level changes and his submission threat on the mat. Delgado's recent durability raises the bar for Silva's ground finishing. Whoever dictates where it takes place shapes the outcome.
What to Watch
- Early striking: whether Delgado can keep Silva at the end of his reach and stack up volume before the level changes come.
- Grappling: how often Silva completes his entries, and whether Delgado's chin and frame let him work back up.
- Late rounds: over five, whether Delgado's pressure holds or Silva's mat time starts stacking control.