Jacob Malkoun is set to face Torrez Finney in an exciting matchup at UFC 325, taking place on Saturday, January 31, 2026, at the Qudos Bank Arena in South Wales, Australia. The odds currently favor Malkoun at -130, while Finney sits at +110.
Malkoun, also known as “Mamba,” comes into the fight with a record of 8 wins and 3 losses. The 30-year-old middleweight weighs 185 pounds and stands 5 feet 9 inches tall with a 73-inch reach. In contrast, Finney, nicknamed “The Punisher,” boasts an undefeated record of 11-0-0, standing 5 feet 8 inches tall and having a reach of 75 inches.
In terms of significant strikes, Malkoun averages 3.86 landed per minute, with a striking accuracy of 56%. Finney, meanwhile, lands 1.77 significant strikes per minute but has a higher accuracy of 68%. Malkoun absorbs 2.48 significant strikes per minute and defends against 52% of incoming strikes, while Finney receives fewer strikes at 1.74 per minute, managing to defend against 48%.
Their grappling statistics show Malkoun attempting takedowns at a rate of 6.62 per three rounds with a 42% success rate, while Finney showcases his skills by completing 60% of his takedown attempts and defending against 15% from opponents. Additionally, Finney aims for submissions more frequently, attempting 1.1 per 15 minutes compared to Malkoun’s 0.4.
In their most recent fights, Malkoun secured a victory against Andre Petroski, finishing the match with a body kick in the second round, while Finney won a split decision against Robert Valentin, highlighting the competitive nature of both fighters.
UFC 325 also features other notable matchups, including Jonathan Micallef vs. Oban Elliott and Zha Yi vs. Kaan Ofli, promising a night filled with thrilling fights and high stakes for all fighters involved.
As anticipation builds for this showdown, fans are eager to see if Malkoun can capitalize on his striking volume or if Finney can maintain his undefeated streak and leverage his grappling skills. Regardless of the outcome, UFC 325 is poised to deliver exhilarating action as fighters aim to solidify their standings in the sport.