Curtis Blaydes vs Josh Hokit Predictions and Odds for UFC 327 on 04/11/2026

• Curtis Blaydes vs Josh Hokit: A UFC Showdown
• Event: UFC 327
• Location: Kaseya Center, Miami
• Date: Saturday, April 11, 2026

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Mark your calendars for Saturday, April 11, 2026, as Curtis Blaydes faces off against Josh Hokit in the Octagon during UFC 327. The odds currently favor Blaydes at -135, with Hokit at +115.

Curtis “Razor” Blaydes boasts a professional record of 19 wins, 5 losses, and 0 draws (1 No Contest). At 35 years old, he weighs in at 265 lbs and stands 6’4″ tall, showcasing an 80″ reach. In contrast, Josh Hokit, 28 years old, holds a perfect record of 8-0-0, standing at 6’1″ and weighing 236 lbs, with a 73″ reach. Notably, Blaydes lands an average of 3.56 significant strikes per minute, while Hokit impressively hits 6.07. Blaydes succeeds in landing 50% of his strikes, whereas Hokit achieves a striking accuracy of 66%. Defensively, Blaydes permits 2.00 significant strikes per minute while Hokit absorbs just 0.83, showing his aptitude for defense with a 66% avoidance rate compared to Blaydes’ 58%.

In the grappling department, Curtis Blaydes averages 5.38 takedowns every three rounds, successfully completing 48% of his attempts while defending against 31% of his opponent’s takedowns. Josh Hokit, on the other hand, converts 46% of his takedown attempts and excels with an impressive 86% takedown defense. Blaydes averages 0.7 submission attempts per three rounds, while Hokit has a slightly lower average of 0.3 sub attempts.

In his latest match, Curtis Blaydes faced Rizvan Kuniev, securing a win by split decision after a competitive third round. Kuniev managed to land 58 of 125 total strikes, while Blaydes achieved an impressive 101 of 143. In significant strikes, Kuniev connected with 45 out of 108, for a 41% rate, while Blaydes landed 58% of his significant strikes, totaling 56 of 95. Notably, both fighters showed strong striking accuracy in their respective matches.

In Josh Hokit’s most recent fight, he triumphed over Denzel Freeman with a punch to the head in the first round. Freeman struggled, landing 0% of his significant strikes, while Hokit hit 45% from distance, showcasing his striking prowess with 64% accuracy overall. Hokit convincingly landed 37 of 57 significant strikes, while Freeman finished with zero connections from total strikes thrown.

Exciting Fights to Look Out For

One of the standout matchups to watch is Dominick Reyes versus Johnny Walker. Reyes aims to improve his 15-5-0 record at a weight of 205 lbs, standing at 6’4″ tall with a 77″ reach. Walker, with a record of 22-9-0 (1 NC), towers at 6’6″ and also competes at 205 lbs, boasting an 82″ reach. In grappling statistics, Reyes averages 0.29 takedowns every 15 minutes, while Walker averages 0.42 takedowns per three rounds. Reyes connects on an impressive 5.39 strikes per minute at a 54% accuracy rate, while Walker lands 55% of his strikes, averaging 4.06 per minute.

Don’t miss the thrilling clash when Nate Landwehr goes up against Cub Swanson. Swanson, a veteran with a record of 30-14-0, stands 5’8″ and weighs in at 145 lbs. Landwehr, at 5’9″ and 145 lbs, comes in with a record of 18-7-0. Swanson deflects 63% of opponent takedown attempts, successfully completing half of his own, while Landwehr completes 41% of his takedowns and defends against 71% of attempts. In striking, Swanson absorbs 4.00 strikes per minute, dishing out 4.79, whereas Landwehr takes 5.83 strikes per minute and lands 5.63.

Who will come out on top in tonight’s highly anticipated UFC match?

Prediction: Bet on Curtis Blaydes (-135)