Bolaji Oki MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, UFC Career & Fight History

In his featherweight debut at UFC 333 in Abu Dhabi, Oki landed 50 significant strikes and secured two takedowns with 2:43 of control time, but Santos edged the volume with 60 significant strikes and heavy leg kicks to sweep 28-29 scorecards across all three judges.

High-paced firefight tied on scorecards heading into the final round. During a furious late exchange along the cage, Sousa timed a devastating counter straight right hand that knocked Oki out cold at 4:12 of round three.

Oki dropped Jones with an explosive left hook in round one, but the resilient Welshman weathered the storm, took Oki down in round two, established full mount, and rained down unanswered elbows to force a stoppage at 3:18.

High-paced striking battle featuring 254 combined significant strikes. Aswell started strong, but Oki took over with superior volume and heavy body kicks across rounds two and three to take a unanimous decision sweep.

Oki came out aggressive and buzzed Duncan on the feet. However, as Oki shot in for a takedown, Duncan locked in a guillotine choke, squeezing tightly until Oki was rendered unconscious at 3:34 of round one.

In his official UFC debut, Oki edged late-replacement prospect Cuamba in a hard-fought kickboxing battle, landing the heavier strikes over three rounds to secure a split decision victory.

Oki put on a sensational performance against world champion kickboxer Salvador, backing him into the fence and folding him with a devastating left hook to the liver at 2:46 of the first round to secure his UFC contract.

Oki swarmed Silva right from the opening bell, landing a vicious combination of power punches that dropped Silva to the canvas for a quick stoppage at 1:43 of round one.

Oki put on a striking masterclass in Amsterdam, breaking Dermenji down with knees in the clinch and pinpoint combinations to earn a second-round TKO stoppage at 4:12.

Oki snatched a quick guillotine choke during an early takedown entry from Dutch veteran Rodriguez, squeezing tightly to elicit the tapout at 1:39 of round one.

Oki handed the undefeated French striker his first professional defeat, pushing an unrelenting pace and finishing him with heavy punches at 4:20 of the third round.

Oki captured his first professional MMA victory, utilizing superior athletic movement and clean combination boxing to win all three rounds unanimously.

Oki made his professional mixed martial arts debut, engaging in a gritty striking and grappling contest with Di Franco before dropping a decision on the judges’ scorecards.