← UFC Fight Night: Oliveira vs. Gamrot
Mateusz Gamrot vs Charles Oliveira
UFC Fight Night: Oliveira vs. Gamrot · 2025-10-11
51.6%
Model
53.2%
Market
1.81
Odds
-1.6
Edge (pp)
Style Matchup
STRIKING
P35
Striking Initiative
P29
P20
Volume
P18
P69
Striking Efficiency
P67
P31
Range Sniper
P53
P52
Kickboxing
P43
P37
Clinch Striking
P85
P68
Defensive Striking
P10
GRAPPLING / WRESTLING
P96
Wrestling
P77
P98
Pressure Wrestling
P68
P92
Top Control
P60
P52
Submission
P99
P55
Anti-Wrestling
P26
P98
Grappling Defense
P15
P30
Scrambler
P96
DAMAGE / FINISHING
P35
Power
P47
P10
Finisher
P95
P35
Damage Resistance
P31
· style, not skillFIGHT DYNAMICS· style, not skill
P90
Fast Starter
P77
P80
Pace
P57
P90
Late Fighter
P28
GLOBAL
P99
Versatility
P66
Fighter profiles as of this fight · percentiles vs established UFC fighters (8+ fights) at that date.
Striking
GamrotOliveira
3.35Landed / min3.37
3.04Absorbed / min3.30
52%Accuracy55%
59%Defense49%
0.11KD / 150.41
0.54KD abs / 150.35
Grappling / Wrestling
GamrotOliveira
5.33TD / 152.23
14.46TD att / 155.70
37%TD accuracy39%
91%TD defense53%
4:36Control / 154:26
0.11Sub att / 152.53
Targets
GamrotOliveira
Head76%|58%
Body14%|27%
Leg10%|15%
Position
GamrotOliveira
Distance76%|60%
Clinch7%|18%
Ground17%|22%
Ranking evolution Gamrot Oliveira
AI Matchup Analysis
Generated by an LLM from structured matchup data. It does not determine the model's win probability.
Mateusz Gamrot
Gamrot's calling card here is his ability to stuff takedowns and dictate whether the fight stays standing, backed by a granite recent chin. He's held up well against elite competition, hasn't been stopped in his recent outings, and comes in on a win over the No. 29-ranked opponent, 4/5 in his last five UFC fights.
Charles Oliveira
Oliveira brings the more dangerous ground game, a real submission and finishing threat once the fight hits the mat, plus his slight edge in ending fights before the judges. He also owns a 10 cm reach advantage and a long frame. His only recent loss came against the No. 1-ranked opponent.
Matchup Read
Oliveira carries the tested résumé and finishing pedigree, but Gamrot owns the sharper matchup-specific tool: takedown defense that speaks directly to where Oliveira is most lethal. The central question is whether Oliveira can drag this to the mat, where his submission threat becomes the fight-ender, or whether Gamrot keeps it standing and negates that danger. On the feet, Oliveira's reach and the crossed stances shape the angles; Gamrot's durability lets him absorb exchanges getting inside.
What to Watch
- Grappling: whether Oliveira can complete entries or Gamrot stuffs them and forces the standup back to the feet.
- Ground danger: if it hits the mat, how quickly Oliveira threatens submissions before Gamrot can scramble or stand.
- Distance: whether Oliveira uses the 10 cm reach to work behind his jab or Gamrot closes it and stays in the pocket.

