By The Numbers: UFC Vegas 107 Pre-Fight Edition

Erin Blanchfield will attempt to establish herself as a viable No. 1 contender in the Ultimate Fighting Championship women’s bantamweight division when she squares off with Maycee Barber in the UFC on ESPN 68 main event this Saturday at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. Meanwhile, Mateusz Gamrot fixes his sights on Ludovit Klein in the three-round lightweight co-headliner at 155 pounds.

Ahead of UFC on ESPN 68 “Blanchfield vs. Barber,” a look at some of the numbers the fighters on the bill bring to the table:

130: Significant strikes landed by Blanchfield in a five-round unanimous decision defeat to Manon Fiorot at UFC on ESPN 54 in March 2024. It established a new personal high-water mark for the onetime Eddie Bravo Invitational gold medalist.

1,568: Days since Barber last experienced a setback. The Team Alpha Male product lost a three-round unanimous decision to Alexa Grasso at UFC 258 on Feb. 13, 2021.

76: Rounds started by Gamrot as a professional mixed martial artist. The former two-division Konfrontacja Sztuk Walki champion has gone the distance on 14 different occasions and carries an 11-3 record in those bouts.

5,915: Miles between where Klein trains with the Spartakus Fight Gym in Trnava, Slovakia, and Ultimate Fighting Championship headquarters in Las Vegas.

10: Ramiz Brahimaj wins by submission, accounting for 91% of his career total (11). The Fortis MMA rep’s methods of choice: five rear-naked chokes, three guillotine chokes, one kimura and one arm-triangle choke. Brahimaj draws Billy Goff in a three-round welterweight showcase.

6: Consecutive calendar years in which Goff has fought at least once. The former two-division CES MMA titleholder went 2-2 in 2019, 1-0 in 2020, 2-0 in 2021, 3-0 in 2022, 1-0 in 2023 and 0-1 in 2024.

50: Seconds needed for Bruno Lopes to put away Matias Genes with a guillotine choke under the Jungle Fight banner on June 20, 2015. Nearly a decade later, it remains his fastest finish to date. Lopes locks horns with Dustin Jacoby in a three-round light heavyweight feature.

13: Jacoby victories by knockout or technical knockout. The Factory X standout’s list of UFC victims: Vitor Petrino, Kennedy Nzechukwu, Da Woon Jung, Darren Stewart and Justin Ledet.

150,000: Dollars in post-fight bonuses banked by Macy Chiasson across her 11 assignments in the UFC. “The Ultimate Fighter” Season 28 winner has been awarded “Performance of the Night” three times. Chiasson toes the line against Ketlen Vieira in a three-round women’s bantamweight attraction.

17: Takedowns completed by Vieira as a UFC women’s bantamweight, placing the Nova Uniao mainstay sixth on the promotion’s all-time list at 135 pounds. Only Amanda Nunes (32), Sara McMann (27), Ailin Perez (22), Miesha Tate (19) and Julianna Pena (18) have been credited with more.

3: Organizations other than the UFC for which Zachary Reese has competed. Peak Fighting, Fury Fighting Championship and Dana White’s Contender Series comprise the list. Reese puts Dusko Todorovic to the test in a three-round middleweight appetizer.

7: Countries in which Todorovic has plied his mixed martial arts trade. In addition to his native Serbia, he has suited up in Slovakia, Austria, Japan, the United States, England and the United Arab Emirates.

38: Years of age for Kurt Holobaugh. The oldest fighter on the card, he was born on Sept. 8, 1986 in Denham Springs, Louisiana. Holobaugh faces Jordan Leavitt in a three-round lightweight prelim.

24: Years of age for Michael Aswell. The youngest fighter on the card, he was born on Sept. 27, 2000 in Houston. Aswell meets Bolaji Oki in a three-round lightweight prelim.

.769: Cumulative winning percentage between the 22 fighters slated to compete at the show. They boast a combined record of 309-92-2. Gamrot owns the most victories (24) of anyone on the card, while Jacoby and Holobaugh have been saddled with the most losses (9).