Kaan Ofli and Javier Reyes are squaring off on the UFC Baku card, with both fighters looking to extend their winning streaks. The bout is live now as part of the event's undercard action.
Kaan Ofli and Javier Reyes are currently in action on the undercard of UFC Baku, with both fighters eager to add another win to their respective streaks.
Ofli, nicknamed "Genghis," enters the cage representing Australia and training out of XFC Narre Warren. The 33-year-old carries a professional record of 15-4-1 and stands at five-foot-seven with a 66-inch reach. Fighting out of an orthodox stance, Ofli lands 2.33 significant strikes per minute at a 45 percent accuracy rate, and while he is not a heavy takedown artist, he does mix in submission attempts at a rate of 0.4 per 15 minutes.
Reyes brings a notably deeper record into the matchup, sitting at 23-6-0 at 32 years of age. He shares the same height as Ofli at five-foot-seven but holds a considerable reach advantage, measuring 73 inches compared to Ofli's 66. That seven-inch difference could prove meaningful in the exchanges. Reyes is an exceptionally high-output striker, landing 8.91 significant strikes per minute at 55 percent accuracy, and he also contributes on the wrestling side with two takedowns per 15 minutes.
Why it matters
- Reyes carries a significant reach advantage of seven inches, which could shape the distance game throughout the fight.
- His striking volume of nearly nine significant strikes per minute is well above average and poses a serious test for Ofli's durability.
- Ofli's submission threat means the fight carries finishing potential from both sides if it hits the canvas.
- A win for either man would meaningfully strengthen their standing in a competitive division.
