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Unbeaten Liverpool striker Riley should prove too sharp and relentless for the methodical Kamaka in a featherweight prelim with prospect showcase potential.
Luke Riley is one of the featherweight division's most exciting unbeaten prospects. The Liverpool fighter carries a perfect 13-0 record with nine knockouts, and his front-foot pressure style makes him appointment viewing. His striking rating (7.0) and pressure score (6.5) suggest a fighter who walks forward, throws with intent, and doesn't let opponents breathe. Kamaka III is the grizzled veteran…
Riley is 13-0 with nine knockouts, making his second UFC appearance of 2026. The Liverpool man fights with relentless forward pressure and carries legitimate finishing power. His 100.0 chin rating means he's never been hurt — a remarkable stat for a fighter who willingly walks into exchanges.
Kamaka III is 18-7-1, coming off a split-decision win over Dakota Hope in April. The 33-year-old Hawaiian is tough and durable (76.0 chin) but lacks the stopping power to trouble elite strikers. His decision-heavy resume (0.0 finish rate in recent bouts) suggests he'll be there at the end but unlikely to turn the tide.
Riley's perfect 13-0 record and 100.0 chin rating make him the clear favourite
Striking mismatch — Riley's 7.0 vs Kamaka's 1.0 is one of the biggest gaps on the card
Kamaka's volume (9.0) will keep him busy but not dangerous
Showcase fight for Riley on the International Fight Week card
Riley's Liverpool connection adds to the Irish/British energy on a McGregor card
Kamaka's durability (76.0 chin) and high volume mean he won't go quietly — Riley may need to be patient rather than hunting a highlight-reel finish
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