AIEarly, Yannis has room to work behind his reach and southpaw look, keeping the fight at range where his fram…

51.3%

Model

29.7%

Market

3.24

Odds

+21.5

Edge (pp)

John Yannis

KO/TKO

51.3%48.7%

Jamie Siraj

MIXED PROFILE

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Style Matchup

No UFC data yet

UFC debut · style profile after first fight

STRIKING

Striking Initiative

Volume

Striking Efficiency

Range Sniper

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Kickboxing

P58

Clinch Striking

P54

Defensive Striking

GRAPPLING / WRESTLING

P30

Wrestling

Pressure Wrestling

Top Control

Submission

Anti-Wrestling

Grappling Defense

P34

Scrambler

DAMAGE / FINISHING

P37

Power

P34

Finisher

P39

Damage Resistance

FIGHT DYNAMICS· style, not skill

Fast Starter

Pace

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Late Fighter

GLOBAL

Versatility

Fighter profiles as of this fight · percentiles vs established UFC fighters (8+ fights) at that date.

Striking

YannisSiraj

0.00Landed / min—

0.55Absorbed / min—

0%Accuracy—

71%Defense—

0.00KD / 15—

0.00KD abs / 15—

Grappling / Wrestling

YannisSiraj

0.00TD / 15—

0.00TD att / 15—

—TD accuracy—

0%TD defense—

0:00Control / 15—

0.00Sub att / 15—

Targets

Position

Ranking evolution Yannis Siraj

AI Matchup Analysis

Generated by an LLM from structured matchup data. It does not determine the model's win probability.

John Yannis

John Yannis carries a 9-4 mark across all organizations and stands as the longer man here, owning a 10 cm reach advantage he can use to fight from the outside as a southpaw. He's coming off a loss in his UFC debut and has been out for 8.5 months.

Jamie Siraj

Jamie Siraj enters at 14-3 with a two-fight win streak, making his UFC walk. His most consistent strengths are on the mat, where his submission threat stands out, and in his ability to close the show before the judges get involved rather than grinding out decisions.

Matchup Read

Early, Yannis has room to work behind his reach and southpaw look, keeping the fight at range where his frame matters most. The longer it stays in his opponent's preferred territory, the more Siraj's finishing danger grows: his ground game and submission threat are where he ends fights. Yannis needs to keep exchanges standing and off the mat, since that's where Siraj's most reliable path opens up.

What to Watch

Early striking: whether Yannis uses his 10 cm reach and southpaw angles to keep Siraj at the end of his punches.
Grappling: whether Siraj can close distance, get the fight down, and hunt the submission chances that define his finishing threat.
Finishing windows: whether Siraj forces a stoppage or Yannis drags the fight into later rounds at range.

Key Uncertainty

Reading this pairing is limited on both sides: Siraj is making his UFC debut with no promotional history, and Yannis has just a single UFC fight on record, leaving little to gauge either at this level.

John Yannis vs Jamie Siraj