Jamie Siraj
Skill profile
138 MMA anchors Striking, Grappling · his tags and claims adjust Wrestling, Control · stats alone on Accuracy, Striking D, Durability, TD Defense.
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
vs John Yannis lean UFC Fight Night Burns vs Malott · April 12, 2026
Picks Yannis but qualifies the win itself ('probably going to win') and surrounds it with hedges about having no odds yet and recording the take very early.
A workmanlike striker who keeps a busy jab and doubles it, leans on kicks to hold range despite them coming out slow, and mixes in basic combinations with enough pop to hurt but not overwhelm. His real edge is in the grappling: he clinches into a bodylock and stays attached, works from there into back control or cage-grinding pressure, drags opponents down to the mat if they scramble up, and carries a genuine choke arsenal -- the rear naked choke above all -- that he hunts actively. The analyst frames the bout as a clash of styles with Siraj as the grappler.
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.
Division context
Headshot of Jamie Siraj by UFC · Official UFC athlete photo (copyright UFC; not freely licensed) · Wikimedia Commons · flattened onto dark background, cropped/resized