Jose Delano vs Robert Ruchala Picks and Predictions for UFC Vegas 115 on 04/04/2026 Odds

• Jose Delano vs Robert Ruchala
• UFC Vegas 115
• Meta APEX, Las Vegas, NV
• Saturday, April 4, 2026

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Jose Delano is set to take on Robert Ruchala at UFC Vegas 115 on Saturday, April 4, 2026. The odds for Delano are currently at -290, while Ruchala comes in at +245.

Jose Delano enters the Octagon with a professional record of 16 wins and 3 losses. At 29 years old, he weighs 145 lbs and stands at 5’8″. An orthodox fighter, Delano has a reach of 70 inches. Meanwhile, Robert “Faker” Ruchala, also 5’8″ and weighing 145 lbs, boasts a record of 11 wins and 2 losses. At 27 years old, his reach is slightly longer at 72 inches. Delano averages an impressive 9.73 significant strikes landed per minute, whereas Ruchala averages 2.27. Delano’s striking accuracy stands at 65%, compared to Ruchala’s 35%. In terms of defense, Delano absorbs 2.53 significant strikes per minute and successfully defends against 72% of strikes, while Ruchala absorbs 3.27 significant strikes and defends 57% of them.

When analyzing their grappling skills, Jose Delano averages 0.3 takedowns per 15 minutes, with a success rate of 15%. He defends against 60% of takedown attempts. In contrast, Ruchala successfully completes 33% of his takedown attempts and defends against 18%. In terms of submission attempts, Delano leads with an average of 0.9 per 15 minutes, while Ruchala averages 0.6 attempts over three rounds.

In his most recent bout, Jose Delano faced Manuel Exposito, achieving victory via unanimous decision in round 3. Exposito landed 38 out of 140 total strikes in the match, while Delano struck effectively, completing 149 out of 225 attempts. Notably, Exposito’s significant strikes included a mere 27% accuracy, with 29 of 123 aimed at the head. Conversely, Delano landed 65% of his significant strikes, hitting 146 of 222 total attempts and 96 out of 160 aimed at the head. An impressive 92% of Exposito’s and 95% of Delano’s significant strikes were delivered at a distance.

In the last matchup for Robert Ruchala, he faced William Gomis and unfortunately lost by unanimous decision in round 3. Gomis showcased an accuracy of 75% for significant strikes at distance, while Ruchala landed 34 out of 96 attempts, resulting in 35% accuracy. Of Ruchala’s significant strikes directed at the head, he landed only 14 out of 62, while Gomis achieved 49 out of 114 total strikes. The combined total strikes attempted showed Gomis with 66 of 132 and Ruchala with 54 of 116.

Other Key Fights to Watch

Another matchup to anticipate is Guilherme Pat vs. Thomas Petersen. Pat holds an undefeated record of 6-0-0, weighing in at 265 lbs and standing 6’6″ tall, with a reach of 81 inches. Petersen, a southpaw, stands at 6’1″ and weighs 250 lbs with a record of 10-4-0. In grappling, Guilherme Pat averages 0.7 takedowns per three rounds, while Thomas Petersen averages an impressive 3.71. Striking statistics show Pat landing 4.27 strikes per minute at a 64% accuracy rate, while Petersen connects with 58% accuracy at 3.38 strikes per minute.

Another exciting bout on the card includes Stewart Nicoll going against Alessandro Costa. Costa enters the Octagon with a record of 14-5-0, weighing 125 lbs and measuring 5’4″. Nicoll, on the other hand, has an 8-2-0 record, weighs 125 lbs, and stands 5’5″. In terms of takedowns, Costa defends 83% of takedown attempts while scoring successfully 16% of the time. Nicoll, on the other hand, achieves a takedown on 14% of his attempts and defends against 25%. Striking-wise, Costa averages 3.57 strikes absorbed and 3.64 strikes landed per minute, while Nicoll absorbs 6.69 and lands 3.00.

Who will claim victory in tonight’s UFC match against the spread?

Pick: Bet on Robert Ruchala (+245)