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Adrian Yanez vs Juan Díaz

Polymarket UFC 334: Gane vs Hokit · Sat, Nov 14, 5:00 PM EST · This bout is off the card

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.

Adrian Yanez

United States

18-6-1

Odds soon

Juan Díaz

“Pegajoso”

Peru

16-1-1

Odds soon

Tale of the Tape

32
Age
28
5'7"
Height
5'8"
70"
ReachArm span, fingertip to fingertip.
69"
Orthodox
Stance
Orthodox
Metro Fight Club
Gym
UFC Performance Institute Mexico City
78% (better)
Finish rateShare of pro wins that came by knockout or submission instead of the judges.
53%
–
StreakCurrent run of straight wins or losses (no contests skipped).
9 wins
89-31-1
Last 5 opp. recordThe current pro records of their last 5 opponents, added together. Tougher opponents mean a bigger win total.
–
1792
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)
1725
Last 5 opp. Power IndexAverage Power Index of their last 5 opponents. Higher means tougher competition.
–
5.95 (better)
Strikes landed/minSignificant strikes landed per minute of fight time.
3.72
5.22
Strikes absorbed/minSignificant strikes taken per minute of fight time. Lower is better.
3.40 (better)
42%
Striking accuracyShare of significant strikes thrown that land.
42%
57%
Striking defenseShare of opponents' significant strikes that miss.
59% (better)
0.00
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.

Adrian Yanez

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

Won 2 of last 5

Last 5, newest first.

How They Win
Yanez is a finisher with a 78% finish rate: 12 wins by KO/TKO, 2 by submission and 4 by decision. Lights-out power is the story, and the knockouts are what define his wins.
Recent Form
Cody Garbrandt (15-8-0), win, KO/TKO in round 1. Daniel Marcos (19-1-0), loss, split decision in round 3. Vinicius Salvador (14-8-0), win, KO/TKO in round 1.
Style
Orthodox volume striker who lands 5.95 significant strikes a minute at 42% accuracy and absorbs 5.22. He defends 57% of strikes, stops 76% of takedowns, and attempts no takedowns of his own.

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.

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