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HyunSung Park vs Bruno Silva
UFC Fight Night: De Ridder vs. Allen · 2025-10-18
63.0%
Model
67.9%
Market
1.42
Odds
-4.9
Edge (pp)
Style Matchup
established · 19 UFC fightsestablished · 19 fights
STRIKING
P70
Striking Initiative
P37
P67
Volume
P48
P36
Striking Efficiency
P80
P54
Range Sniper
P94
P60
Kickboxing
P72
P40
Clinch Striking
P48
P87
Defensive Striking
P4
GRAPPLING / WRESTLING
P40
Wrestling
P40
P49
Pressure Wrestling
P67
P42
Top Control
P30
P88
Submission
P41
P9
Anti-Wrestling
P11
P7
Grappling Defense
P36
P31
Scrambler
P13
DAMAGE / FINISHING
P90
Power
P88
P89
Finisher
P86
P30
Damage Resistance
P21
· style, not skillFIGHT DYNAMICS· style, not skill
P86
Fast Starter
P32
P55
Pace
P28
P27
Late Fighter
P73
GLOBAL
P40
Versatility
P28
Fighter profiles as of this fight · percentiles vs established UFC fighters (8+ fights) at that date.
Striking
ParkSilva
3.42Landed / min4.01
2.54Absorbed / min5.25
43%Accuracy49%
63%Defense45%
0.98KD / 150.68
0.98KD abs / 150.68
Grappling / Wrestling
ParkSilva
0.98TD / 151.19
2.44TD att / 154.84
40%TD accuracy25%
43%TD defense70%
2:47Control / 151:48
1.95Sub att / 150.08
Targets
ParkSilva
Head56%|66%
Body17%|18%
Leg27%|15%
Position
ParkSilva
Distance82%|78%
Clinch10%|9%
Ground9%|13%
Ranking evolution Park Silva
AI Matchup Analysis
Generated by an LLM from structured matchup data. It does not determine the model's win probability.
HyunSung Park
HyunSung Park comes in at 3-1 in the UFC and 10-1 overall, riding three wins in his last four Octagon appearances. He manages range well and defends the incoming, with a sturdy chin, and his defensive game has been sharpening recently. He carries real finishing power, dangerous both on the mat and in ending fights outright. Stands 8 cm taller.
Bruno Silva
Bruno Silva is a deeply experienced veteran at 37-24 across all organizations, though his UFC run sits at 8-11 with one win in his last five. His most relevant asset here is the ability to stuff takedowns and keep exchanges on the feet. His last win came against the No. 32-ranked opponent.
Matchup Read
Standing, Park's range control, defensive polish and height should shape the striking, while his finishing threat is live in every exchange. On the ground, his submission and top danger loom large, but Silva's takedown defense is the counter that could keep the fight where he wants it. If Silva stuffs entries and forces prolonged striking, he steers Park away from the mat, but he still has to contend with Park's power and durability in those exchanges.
What to Watch
- Early striking: whether Park uses his height and reach to control distance or Silva closes the gap and makes it a phone-booth fight.
- Grappling: whether Silva's takedown defense holds up and keeps the fight standing, denying Park the mat.
- Damage: how Silva's power lands against a fighter who has shown he can absorb it and keep coming.