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Striker vs grappler at featherweight as Brito makes his 2026 debut and Leavitt hunts the submission.
Jordan Leavitt has built a brand around two things: the twerk and the triangle. The Monkey King brings one of the most dangerous submission games in the featherweight division, finishing more than half his wins on the mat. His willingness to work at 145 after bouncing between weights reflects a calculated attempt to find his best level. Joanderson Tubarão Brito returns for his first action of 202…
Leavitt (13-3, CFR 64.8) has back-to-back wins and brings the best submission game on this undercard. His triangle choke in particular is elite-level, and he can find it from unusual positions.
Brito (18-5, CFR 66.1) makes his 2026 debut after losing a close split decision to Gomis in September 2024. He trains primarily for a striking game but has acknowledged the grappling threat posed by Leavitt.
Brito's takedown defense is the deciding technical question
Leavitt's first-round shooting could neutralize Brito before he settles
Brito's layoff since September 2024 introduces ring rust risk
The ground game edge is decisively Leavitt's
If Brito's takedown defense holds, his striking volume wins on the cards
Leavitt's wrestling isn't dominant — he relies on opportunistic trips and clinch entries
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Leavitt · QOF Timeline
Avg: 4.9Brito · QOF Timeline
Avg: 5.6Leavitt · Last 5
Brito · Last 5
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Jordan Leavitt · Joanderson Brito