Jamie Siraj
Skill profile
Built on 2 minutes of tracked cage time across 1 statted fight — every axis is held down until there is more tape, so read this as a sketch rather than a verdict.
Career rates — the raw numbers behind the chart
Insider info
John Yannis favored — picked against Jamie Siraj coinflip UFC Fight Night: Burns vs Malott · April 12, 2026
Picked against with the analyst explicitly saying he has no idea what the general read on this fight will be and could be way off from consensus.
A capable striker whose jab is his main weapon -- he lands it consistently and follows with a second jab right behind it. His kicks help him manage range but telegraph early and lack real speed. He rounds things out with straightforward combination work. None of this makes him a bad striker, just an unhurried one; he carries enough pop to make opponents feel it without being a genuine power hitter. Grappling is his stronger department, built around a body lock he clamps onto and rarely lets go of, whether that's against the fence or out in open space. From there he'll either climb to the back or settle for control and a mat return. His submission game is a step above average and he goes after it aggressively, leaning on the usual MMA staples -- rear-naked choke and guillotine -- with the rear-naked choke standing out as his top finisher, frequently arrived at once that body lock carries him to the back.
Fight history
L John Yannis 0-1 walk-in KO/TKO · R1 2:43 — UFC Fight Night: Burns vs. Malott · April 18, 2026
Walk-in records count UFC bouts in this database. For the pre-UFC career, see the record breakdown below or the Tapology button up top.
Record breakdown
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Fights by organization
Showing UFC fights only — this fighter's full pre-UFC career hasn't been synced yet. It will fill in as the weekly career backfill reaches them.