← UFC Fight Night: Hooker vs. Parnasse
Kurtis Campbell vs Trevor Peek
UFC Fight Night: Hooker vs. Parnasse · 2026-09-05
Kurtis CampbellLow Data
vs Trevor Peek
64.5%
Model
74.6%
Market
1.29
Odds
-10.1
Edge (pp)
provisional · 1 UFC fightsprovisional · 1 fights
Style Matchup
STRIKING
P14
Striking Initiative
P53
P45
Volume
P67
P19
Striking Efficiency
P92
P20
Range Sniper
P90
P27
Kickboxing
P93
P63
Clinch Striking
P81
P42
Defensive Striking
P15
GRAPPLING / WRESTLING
P70
Wrestling
P56
P90
Pressure Wrestling
P27
P77
Top Control
P29
P10
Submission
P2
P19
Anti-Wrestling
P13
P12
Grappling Defense
P16
P34
Scrambler
P57
DAMAGE / FINISHING
P35
Power
P88
P46
Finisher
P86
P30
Damage Resistance
P75
· style, not skillFIGHT DYNAMICS· style, not skill
P40
Fast Starter
P84
P92
Pace
P44
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Late Fighter
P2
GLOBAL
P25
Versatility
P37
Fighter profiles as of this fight · percentiles vs established UFC fighters (8+ fights) at that date.
Striking
CampbellPeek
3.08Landed / min4.08
2.90Absorbed / min3.34
41%Accuracy52%
50%Defense46%
0.00KD / 150.46
5.44KD abs / 150.00
Grappling / Wrestling
CampbellPeek
5.44TD / 151.39
13.60TD att / 152.77
40%TD accuracy50%
0%TD defense53%
5:15Control / 152:26
0.00Sub att / 150.00
Targets
CampbellPeek
Head71%|59%
Body12%|27%
Leg18%|14%
Position
CampbellPeek
Distance88%|78%
Clinch12%|17%
Ground0%|5%
Ranking evolution Campbell Peek
AI Matchup Analysis
Generated by an LLM from structured matchup data. It does not determine the model's win probability.
Kurtis Campbell
Kurtis Campbell carries an 8-1 record across all organizations and dropped his UFC debut to go 0-1 in the promotion. His tools in this matchup center on working at range, with a 5 cm reach advantage, cleaner stand-up defense, and solid damage absorption.
Trevor Peek
Trevor Peek sits at 2-3 in the UFC and 9-3 overall, having been out for just under 24 months. His strengths here run through his takedown defense to keep things standing, a reliable chin, and the fact he hasn't been stopped in his recent outings. He also carries some ability to drag the fight to the mat himself.
Matchup Read
Campbell brings the longer frame and sharper stand-up defense, but Peek owns the sturdier matchup-specific grappling foundation: he's hard to take down and willing to change levels himself. If Peek keeps the exchanges upright and closes the reach gap, his durability lets him trade through Campbell's range. Campbell's path is managing distance behind his length and avoiding getting pulled into the phases Peek defends well.
What to Watch
- Early striking: whether Campbell can use his reach to keep Peek at the end of his punches or Peek closes the gap.
- Grappling: if either man changes levels, watch whose takedown game dictates where the fight lives.
- Durability: with both men carrying recent track records of taking shots well, see whether volume or power breaks the pattern.
Key Uncertainty
Reading this one is limited by thin recent evidence: Campbell has only a single UFC fight on record, while Peek returns from a layoff of nearly 24 months.