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Roberto Soldic vs Khaos Williams
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Roberto SoldicLow Data
50.5%
Model
70.4%
Market
1.37
Odds
-19.9
Edge (pp)
No UFC data yet
UFC debut · style profile after first fight
Style Matchup
STRIKING
Striking Initiative
P84
Volume
P95
Striking Efficiency
P22
Range Sniper
P69
Kickboxing
P49
Clinch Striking
P26
Defensive Striking
P1
GRAPPLING / WRESTLING
Wrestling
P1
Pressure Wrestling
P8
Top Control
P34
Submission
P8
Anti-Wrestling
P29
Grappling Defense
P22
Scrambler
P6
DAMAGE / FINISHING
Power
P88
Finisher
P51
Damage Resistance
P96
· style, not skillFIGHT DYNAMICS· style, not skill
Fast Starter
P69
Pace
P49
Late Fighter
P59
GLOBAL
Versatility
P0
Fighter profiles as of this fight · percentiles vs established UFC fighters (8+ fights) at that date.
Striking
SoldicWilliams
—Landed / min4.97
—Absorbed / min5.34
—Accuracy39%
—Defense41%
—KD / 150.88
—KD abs / 150.00
Grappling / Wrestling
SoldicWilliams
—TD / 150.00
—TD att / 150.29
—TD accuracy0%
—TD defense52%
—Control / 151:49
—Sub att / 150.00
Targets
SoldicWilliams
Head—|48%
Body—|20%
Leg—|32%
Position
SoldicWilliams
Distance—|89%
Clinch—|8%
Ground—|4%
Ranking evolution Soldic Williams
AI Matchup Analysis
Generated by an LLM from structured matchup data. It does not determine the model's win probability.
Roberto Soldic
Soldic arrives at 21-4 across all organizations with a clear knack for closing before the scorecards, and his record includes work against stronger opposition than many at this level. A southpaw entering his UFC debut, his most consistent asset here is his ability to turn exchanges into finishes.
Khaos Williams
Williams sits at 7-4 in the UFC and 14-5 overall, winning three of his last five, with finishing form that has been building through his recent fights. He carries an orthodox stance plus an 8 cm reach advantage, giving him the longer frame to work behind.
Matchup Read
Both men bring finishing threat, so this points toward a short, high-stakes striking exchange rather than a decision. Williams' reach advantage and the crossed stances shape the range: he can work behind the jab and control space, while Soldic needs to close that gap to land his own power. Whoever dictates the distance early tilts the fight, and neither has shown reason to expect it going long.
What to Watch
- Early striking: whether Soldic can cut the 8 cm reach gap and fight inside, or Williams keeps it long.
- Finishing exchanges: which man lands first with real power once they trade in the pocket.
- Angles: how the southpaw-orthodox matchup governs lead-hand and rear-hand lanes early.
Key Uncertainty
Soldic is making his UFC debut with no promotional history to read, so how his finishing game translates against this level of opposition remains an open question.