- Kaan Ofli vs Javier Reyes
- UFC Baku Event
- Baku Crystal Hall, Azerbaijan
- Date: Saturday, June 27, 2026
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On Saturday, June 27, 2026, Kaan Ofli is set to face Javier Reyes at UFC Baku. The current odds reflect Ofli at +157, while Reyes stands at -182.
Kaan “Genghis” Ofli boasts a professional record of 14 wins, 4 losses, and 1 draw. At 33 years old, he weighs 145 lbs and has a height of 5’7″. His orthodox stance features a reach of 66″. Meanwhile, Javier “Blair” Reyes, at 32 years old, shares the same height and weight but comes in with a more extensive record of 23 wins and 5 losses. His reach measures 73″. In the realm of significant strikes, Ofli averages 2.33 strikes landed per minute, whereas Reyes significantly outpaces him at 8.91 strikes per minute. Notably, Ofli’s striking accuracy stands at 45%, with Reyes achieving 55%. In terms of defense, Ofli absorbs 3.34 significant strikes per minute, while Reyes only allows 2.53. Ofli defends against 54% of significant strikes aimed at him, compared to Reyes’s 47% defense rate.
| UFC Baku | Kaan Ofli | Javier Reyes |
|---|---|---|
| Initial Odds | +157 | -182 |
| Record | 14-4-1 | 23-5-0 |
| Average Fight Duration | 9:53 | 3:46 |
| Height | 5’7″ | 5’7″ |
| Weight | 145 lbs | 145 lbs |
| Reach | 66″ | 73″ |
| Strikes Landed Per Minute | 2.33 | 8.91 |
| Striking Precision | 45% | 55% |
When it comes to grappling, Kaan Ofli shows limited effectiveness, scoring just 0.38 takedowns every 15 minutes with a success rate of 7%. He manages to defend against 15% of attempts by opponents. Conversely, Javier Reyes demonstrates greater grappling success, completing 50% of his takedown attempts while successfully stuffing 50% of takedowns against him. Ofli averages 0.4 submission attempts every 15 minutes, while Reyes attempts 0.8 submissions in the same timeframe.
In his most recent bout, Kaan Ofli faced Yizha and emerged victorious by majority decision in round 3. Throughout the fight, Yizha connected on 75 of 133 total strikes, while Ofli landed 53 of 114. Yizha achieved a significant strike landing rate of 54%, hitting 68 of 124, including 44 to the head. Ofli managed to connect on 44% of his significant strikes, landing 48 of 107, with 22 of those strikes aimed at the head. Notably, Yizha landed 85% of his significant strikes at a distance, with 79% of Ofli’s significant strikes also thrown at range.
In his last encounter, Javier Reyes battled Douglas Silva de Andrade, securing a first-round victory with a decisive punch to the head. Andrade landed all significant strikes attempted at distance, while Reyes achieved a significantly lower accuracy rate of 19% at distance. Reyes, however, was effective overall, landing 61% of his significant strikes, with 46 out of 75 landing accurately. Andrade recorded 17 out of 27 significant strikes during the contest. Overall, Andrade landed 19 out of 29 total strikes, whereas Reyes connected on 87 of 125 total strikes.
Other Notable Fights to Watch
One exciting match features Bekzat Almakhan vs. Jean Matsumoto. Almakhan enters the Octagon boasting a 12-3-0 record. At 28 years old, he stands 5’7″ and weighs 135 lbs, with a reach of 68″. Meanwhile, Matsumoto, a 26-year-old fighter, holds an impressive record of 17-2-0, standing at 5’6″ and weighing the same 135 lbs, also with a reach of 68″. Almakhan averages 0.60 takedowns every 3 rounds, while Matsumoto successfully takes opponents down 3.00 times every 15 minutes. In striking averages, Almakhan records 1.61 strikes landed per minute with a 34% accuracy, while Matsumoto connects at an impressive rate of 39%, landing 5.37 strikes per minute.
Fans should also tune in when Manuel Torres takes on Rafael Fiziev. Fiziev, at 33 years of age, brings a 13-5-0 record and weighs 155 lbs, standing at 5’8″ with a 71″ reach. In contrast, Torres, aged 31, weighs the same and stands 5’10”, entering the Octagon with a record of 17-3-0 and a reach of 73″. In grappling exchanges, Fiziev showcases 90% success in defending against takedowns while converting 66% of his attempts successfully. Torres mirrors this effectiveness, completing 66% of his takedown attempts and thwarting 90% of such attempts. Striking stats reveal Fiziev absorbs 4.84 strikes per minute while landing 4.71, whereas Torres incurs 4.08 strikes per minute while effectively dealing out 7.29 per minute.
Who will claim victory in tonight’s UFC matchup against the spread?
Recommendation: Back Kaan Ofli (+157)
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