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Yizha vs Kaan Ofli
UFC 325: Volkanovski vs. Lopes 2 · 2026-01-31
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Style Matchup
STRIKING
P25
Striking Initiative
P1
P18
Volume
P2
P43
Striking Efficiency
P9
P58
Range Sniper
P6
P58
Kickboxing
P25
P63
Clinch Striking
P86
P12
Defensive Striking
P69
GRAPPLING / WRESTLING
P69
Wrestling
P26
P98
Pressure Wrestling
P67
P59
Top Control
P61
P57
Submission
P86
P9
Anti-Wrestling
P11
P3
Grappling Defense
P4
P35
Scrambler
P34
DAMAGE / FINISHING
P70
Power
P3
P66
Finisher
P51
P40
Damage Resistance
P27
· style, not skillFIGHT DYNAMICS· style, not skill
P85
Fast Starter
P67
P65
Pace
P15
P20
Late Fighter
P29
GLOBAL
P17
Versatility
P14
Fighter profiles as of this fight · percentiles vs established UFC fighters (8+ fights) at that date.
Striking
YizhaOfli
2.55Landed / min1.79
3.30Absorbed / min2.61
46%Accuracy46%
41%Defense61%
0.98KD / 150.00
0.49KD abs / 150.61
Grappling / Wrestling
YizhaOfli
2.45TD / 150.61
12.25TD att / 154.28
20%TD accuracy14%
0%TD defense0%
4:09Control / 154:19
0.00Sub att / 150.61
Targets
YizhaOfli
Head68%|34%
Body18%|39%
Leg14%|27%
Position
YizhaOfli
Distance79%|59%
Clinch12%|41%
Ground9%|0%
Ranking evolution Yizha Ofli
AI Matchup Analysis
Generated by an LLM from structured matchup data. It does not determine the model's win probability.
Yizha
Yizha carries a deep 26-5 record across all organizations and a 13 cm reach advantage that lets him work from the outside. His striking output has been climbing, and he brings recent knockout power to the featherweight exchanges. His recent form has held steady without slipping.
Kaan Ofli
Kaan Ofli's game runs through grappling, where his ground control has been trending upward and he pairs it with a live submission threat. He's also shown the ability to escape from underneath and scramble back to his feet, keeping him from getting stuck on his back.
Matchup Read
Early, Yizha's length and rising volume let him fight at range where his power lives, and staying standing keeps him clear of Ofli's submission threat. As the fight wears on, Ofli's route runs through closing that distance and imposing his top game, but Yizha's reach makes those entries costly. If Ofli does end up underneath, his ability to work back to his feet resets the exchange rather than surrendering position.
What to Watch
- Early striking: whether Yizha can keep Ofli on the end of his jab and land power at range, or Ofli closes through it.
- Grappling: whether Ofli's takedown entries stick and turn into sustained top control, or Ofli scrambles back up when put on his back.
- Late rounds: whether the fight stays standing where Yizha's output climbs, or shifts to the mat where Ofli's submission threat grows.