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Heili Alateng vs Juan Díaz

Polymarket UFC 334: Gane vs Hokit · Sat, Nov 14, 5:00 PM EST

Prelims · BantamweightBantamweight: 126 to 135 lb (57 to 61 kg). Fighters weigh in the day before the fight and must make the limit. In non-title fights they get 1 lb of leeway; miss it and they usually forfeit part of their purse.

Heili Alateng

“The Mongolian Knight”

China

18-10-2

+266

26% by the odds · Underdog

Juan Díaz

“Pegajoso”

Peru

16-1-1

-338

74% by the odds · Favorite

Tale of the Tape

34
Age
28
5'5"
Height
5'8"
66"
ReachArm span, fingertip to fingertip.
69"
Orthodox
Stance
Orthodox
Fight Ready
Gym
UFC Performance Institute Mexico City
44%
Finish rateShare of pro wins that came by knockout or submission instead of the judges.
53% (better)
–
StreakCurrent run of straight wins or losses (no contests skipped).
9 wins
81-37-4
Last 5 opp. recordThe current pro records of their last 5 opponents, added together. Tougher opponents mean a bigger win total.
–
1640
Power IndexUFCalendar's strength rating, built from every pro fight: beating strong opponents raises it, losing lowers it. The best in the UFC are around 2000.
1839 (better)
1687
Last 5 opp. Power IndexAverage Power Index of their last 5 opponents. Higher means tougher competition.
–
2.71
Strikes landed/minSignificant strikes landed per minute of fight time.
3.72 (better)
4.96
Strikes absorbed/minSignificant strikes taken per minute of fight time. Lower is better.
3.40 (better)
32%
Striking accuracyShare of significant strikes thrown that land.
42% (better)
57%
Striking defenseShare of opponents' significant strikes that miss.
59% (better)
1.88
Takedowns/15 minTakedowns landed per 15 minutes of fight time.
5.50
0.00
Sub attempts/15 minSubmission attempts per 15 minutes of fight time.
0.80

Scouting Reports

How each fighter wins, how they're trending, and their style.

Heili Alateng

  1. W
  2. L
  3. W
  4. L
  5. W

Back in the win column

Last 5, newest first.

How They Win
Alateng wins on the scorecards most often: 10 by decision, 5 by KO/TKO, 3 by submission. That adds up to a 44% finish rate, so he puts opponents away less than half the time.
Recent Form
Most recent, Alateng beat John Castaneda (21-9-1) by split decision. Before that, he lost to Da'Mon Blackshear (17-8-1) by unanimous decision. Before that, he beat Kleydson Rodrigues by unanimous decision.
Style
Orthodox at 5'5" with a 66" reach. He lands 2.71 significant strikes a minute at 32% accuracy and absorbs 4.96. He defends 57% of strikes, tries 1.88 takedowns per 15 minutes, and stops 75% of takedowns against him.

Written by AI from stored stats. Not a prediction.

Juan Díaz

  1. W
  2. W
  3. W
  4. W
  5. W

On a 5-fight win streak

Last 5, newest first.

How They Win
Díaz is 16-1-1, with 7 wins by decision, 5 by KO/TKO and 3 by submission. His finish rate is 50%, so he lights people out or taps them half the time and lives on the scorecards otherwise.
Recent Form
Most recent, he submitted Malcolm Wellmaker (10-2-0) in round 2. Before that, he knocked out Kwon Won Il in round 2, then beat Uriel Cossio by unanimous decision.
Style
Orthodox at 5'8" with a 69" reach. He lands 3.72 significant strikes a minute at 42% accuracy and absorbs 3.4, defending 59%. The wrestling stands out: 5.5 takedowns per 15 minutes, landing 50% of attempts.

Written by AI from stored stats. Not a prediction.

Line Movement

Chance the consensus line (average of 15 sportsbooks) implies, as of Nov 11, 12:50 PM EST.

0%50%100%Nov 10Nov 11
Heili Alateng+253 → +266 · 27% → 26%Juan Díaz-307 → -338 · 73% → 74%

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