By The Numbers: Kalinn Williams vs. Carlston Harris

Ultimate Fighting Championship welterweight action hero Kalinn Williams embraces the grind as a man who exclusively focuses on winning, irrespective of the approach. In over four years on the Las Vegas-based organization’s roster, Williams has established himself as a consummate entertainer at 170 pounds, all while compiling a 5-2 mark inside the Octagon. “Khaos the Ox Fighter” has now been tasked with the taking on Carlston Harris in the UFC Fight Night 241 co-headliner this Saturday at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. Harris catalyzed acclaim and empowerment back in his home country of Guyana following two successful first-round finishes to kickstart his promotional career. “Mocambique” has hatched a 4-1 record in the UFC and will put his skills to the test against Williams.

Ahead of the Williams-Harris showdown at 170 pounds, a look at some of the numbers that link them together:

14: Williams has rattled off 14 career wins in 17 professional fights and carried a six-fight win streak to the UFC in 2019.

7: With seven knockout victories on his ledger, 50% of Williams’ wins have culminated in explosive endings that validate his potent striking skills.

0: A Murcielago MMA representative, Williams has three losses on his record but has never been finished.

5.77: Williams averages 5.77 significant strikes landed per minute, with a 39% striking accuracy.

80: Williams maintains an 80% takedown defense rate—an impressive stat considering the competition he has faced so far in the UFC.

19: A battle-hardened veteran, Harris has strung together 19 wins in his career with five losses.

58: The 36-year-old Harris boasts a 58% finish rate in victories, with five wins by knockout and six wins by submission.

49: Harris exhibits a 49% significant striking success rate while maintaining a 53% defense during standup exchanges.