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Kurtis Campbell vs Danny Silva
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Kurtis CampbellLow Data
vs Danny Silva
55.0%
Model
62.6%
Market
1.54
Odds
-7.6
Edge (pp)
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UFC debut · style profile after first fight
Style Matchup
provisional · 3 UFC fightsprovisional · 3 fights
STRIKING
Striking Initiative
P34
Volume
P52
Striking Efficiency
P81
Range Sniper
P67
Kickboxing
P91
Clinch Striking
P7
Defensive Striking
P81
GRAPPLING / WRESTLING
Wrestling
P62
Pressure Wrestling
P82
Top Control
P69
Submission
P16
Anti-Wrestling
P43
Grappling Defense
P73
Scrambler
P29
DAMAGE / FINISHING
Power
P23
Finisher
P13
Damage Resistance
P72
· style, not skillFIGHT DYNAMICS· style, not skill
Fast Starter
P74
Pace
P47
Late Fighter
P87
GLOBAL
Versatility
P82
Fighter profiles as of this fight · percentiles vs established UFC fighters (8+ fights) at that date.
Striking
CampbellSilva
—Landed / min4.36
—Absorbed / min5.58
—Accuracy48%
—Defense63%
—KD / 150.00
—KD abs / 150.00
Grappling / Wrestling
CampbellSilva
—TD / 152.00
—TD att / 157.00
—TD accuracy29%
—TD defense80%
—Control / 152:13
—Sub att / 150.33
Targets
CampbellSilva
Head—|63%
Body—|19%
Leg—|18%
Position
CampbellSilva
Distance—|98%
Clinch—|1%
Ground—|1%
Ranking evolution Campbell Silva
AI Matchup Analysis
Generated by an LLM from structured matchup data. It does not determine the model's win probability.
Kurtis Campbell
Kurtis Campbell arrives unbeaten at 8-0, riding an eight-fight win streak built on modest regional opposition. His calling card is finishing ability: he ends fights before the judges get involved and carries real threat on the ground. A five-cm reach advantage adds to his physical frame in this pairing.
Danny Silva
Danny Silva is 10-2 overall and 2-1 in the UFC, taking two of his last three there. His recent showings have come against tougher overall competition than his opponent's, though his last defeat came against lower-ranked opposition. He's the taller man by five cm and last fought 7.6 months ago.
Matchup Read
Silva brings the tested cage time against stiffer names, but the sharper matchup tools sit with Campbell. The central question is whether Silva can keep this competitive over the distance or gets dragged into Campbell's finishing habits, on the feet or on the mat. Campbell's ground threat and reach give him routes to close the show; Silva's task is to weather the early pressure and force a longer, decision-length fight where his experience against better opponents can matter.
What to Watch
- Early rounds: whether Campbell can turn exchanges into a finish or gets pulled past the opening frames.
- Grappling: if the fight hits the mat, watch Campbell hunt for the stoppage versus Silva working back to his feet.
- Distance: how Silva handles Campbell's reach while using his own height to contest range.
Key Uncertainty
Campbell is making his UFC debut with no promotional history to read, so his eight-fight streak against modest regional opposition leaves his level against this class of competition largely untested.