Fight Forecasts You Can Check.
Phins rates every UFC fighter and forecasts every fight: who wins, how it ends, and the numbers each fighter is likely to put up. Every forecast is saved before the fights and graded in public afterwards.
UFC 332: Silva vs. Wang
Saturday, October 3 · 14 fightsGraded in Public
Every forecast is saved before the fights and graded after. Nothing is edited later, and the misses stay on the page.
The past-fight figures come from replaying 2015 to 2026, each year forecast by a version of the model that had only seen earlier years. The live record starts with UFC 332.
Pound for Pound
- 1Islam MakhachevWelterweight1832
- 2Ciryl GaneHeavyweight1813
- 3Quillan SalkilldLightweight1809
- 4Umar NurmagomedovBantamweight1798
- 5Khamzat ChimaevMiddleweight1797
- 1Fatima KlineWomen's Strawweight1701
- 2Valentina ShevchenkoWomen's Flyweight1700
- 3Luana SantosWomen's Bantamweight1677
- 4Erin BlanchfieldWomen's Flyweight1671
- 5Zhang WeiliWomen's Flyweight1651
What Is in a Forecast
One model, trained on every UFC fight since 2006.
Who Wins, and How Sure
A win chance for each fighter and a plain label for how sure the model is, from Toss-Up to Very Confident.
How It Ends
Knockout, submission or decision for each fighter, the round, and the chance the fight goes the distance.
Projected Numbers
Strikes, takedowns, knockdowns, control time and submission attempts, each with the range it usually lands in.
Where the Gap Comes From
How much of the difference between two fighters is results, age and build, striking, grappling and activity.
Questions
Is this betting advice?
No. Phins is a forecasting and analytics site. It takes no bets and tells no one what to bet.
Does the model use betting odds?
No. It learns only from fight results and fight statistics.
How accurate is it?
See the Record page. It shows the live record as it builds, and how the model did when replayed over past fights.