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Bolaji Oki is stepping back into the Octagon after getting absolutely wrecked by Mason Jones in Paris last September. Those elbows from mount in round two were nasty, and now "The Zulu Warrior" needs to prove that loss was just a bad night. Meanwhile, Manoel "Manumito" Sousa is making his UFC debut, and you know how dangerous those Brazilian fighters are when they're trying to make a statement on the big stage. Oki's had a wild UFC run so far. He grinded out a unanimous decision over Michael Aswell Jr. back in May 2025, landing 136 strikes in a high volume battle.
If Sousa's got any grappling chops, rounds one and two are where Oki's vulnerabilities show up.
But sandwiched between that win and the Jones loss was a brutal first round guillotine from Chris Duncan in Paris 2024. The guy's shown he can hang with the volume striking, but those submission losses are a real concern. This is a classic striker versus mystery matchup. Oki fights out of Da Vinci Fighting in Belgium and brings that orthodox pressure style, but we don't have much tape on Sousa yet. The Brazilian is coming from Academia Octogono, and if he's anything like the killers that gym produces, Oki better have his grappling defense locked in tight.
For Oki, this is about getting back in the win column and proving he belongs. For Sousa, it's about making every UFC exec remember his name after one fight. Fresh blood versus a guy who needs to stop the bleeding.
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Bolaji Oki's recent form
Bolaji Oki is stepping back into the Octagon after getting absolutely wrecked by Mason Jones in Paris last September. Those elbows from mount in round two were nasty, and now "The Zulu Warrior" needs to prove that loss was just a bad night. Meanwhile, Manoel "Manumito" Sousa is making his UFC debut, and you know how dangerous those Brazilian fighters are when they're trying to make a statement on the big stage. Oki's had a wild UFC run so far. He grinded out a unanimous decision over Michael Aswell Jr. back in May 2025, landing 136 strikes in a high volume battle.
If Sousa's got any grappling chops, rounds one and two are where Oki's vulnerabilities show up.
But sandwiched between that win and the Jones loss was a brutal first round guillotine from Chris Duncan in Paris 2024. The guy's shown he can hang with the volume striking, but those submission losses are a real concern. This is a classic striker versus mystery matchup. Oki fights out of Da Vinci Fighting in Belgium and brings that orthodox pressure style, but we don't have much tape on Sousa yet. The Brazilian is coming from Academia Octogono, and if he's anything like the killers that gym produces, Oki better have his grappling defense locked in tight.
For Oki, this is about getting back in the win column and proving he belongs. For Sousa, it's about making every UFC exec remember his name after one fight. Fresh blood versus a guy who needs to stop the bleeding.
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Pace delta
+6.6 significant strikes/min
Bolaji Oki averages 6.6 significant strikes per minute while Manoel Sousa sits at 0.0.
AI confidence
75%
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