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Jorge Masvidal vs Yoshihiro Akiyama

Head-to-head comparison — tale of the tape, career analysis, stylistic breakdown, and prediction factors

Jorge Masvidal

Jorge Masvidal

"Gamebred / Street Jesus"

35-17-0
VS
Yoshihiro Akiyama
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Yoshihiro Akiyama

16-7-0
35-17-0
Record
16-7-0
67%
Win Rate
70%
46%
KO %
44%
180cm
Height
177cm
Reach
41
Age
50
orthodox
Stance
52
Total Bouts
23

Physical Comparison

Jorge Masvidal stands 180cm tall compared to Yoshihiro Akiyama's 177cm — a 3cm height advantage that could allow Masvidal to control range and use the jab effectively.

Record & Experience

Jorge Masvidal brings a record of 35-17-0 across 52 professional bouts (67% win rate).Yoshihiro Akiyama enters with 16-7-0 from 23 fights (70% win rate).

Jorge Masvidal has the experience edge with 52 bouts compared to 23 — that's 29 more fights under the bright lights, which can matter in championship rounds when fatigue sets in and composure is tested.

In terms of finishing power, Jorge Masvidal is the more prolific finisher with a 46% stoppage rate compared to 44% for Yoshihiro Akiyama. Masvidal has shown the ability to end fights decisively.

Age & Career Stage

At 41, Jorge Masvidal is 9 years younger than Yoshihiro Akiyama (50). Youth can translate to speed, recovery, and a longer runway — but Akiyama's experience and ring IQ shouldn't be underestimated.

Key Factors

Masvidal's Path to Victory

  • • Use height and reach to control distance
  • • Lean on greater experience (52 bouts)
  • • Establish rhythm early and dictate the pace

Akiyama's Path to Victory

  • • Higher win percentage (70% vs 67%)
  • • Apply pressure and force the fight on their terms

Jorge Masvidal vs Yoshihiro Akiyama — FAQ

What are Jorge Masvidal's and Yoshihiro Akiyama's records?
Jorge Masvidal is 35-17-0 (16 KOs). Yoshihiro Akiyama is 16-7-0 (7 KOs).
Who is taller — Jorge Masvidal or Yoshihiro Akiyama?
Jorge Masvidal is taller at 180cm vs 177cm — a 3cm advantage.
Who has the higher knockout rate?
Jorge Masvidal has the higher KO rate at 46% compared to Yoshihiro Akiyama's 44%.
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