Calvin Kattar

Calvin Kattar, a 36-year-old Orthodox-stance featherweight, carries a 23-10 professional record with mixed recent form at 5-3 over his last eight outings. The 5'11" fighter operates as a volume striker with modest output, landing 4.41 strikes per minute at 37% accuracy while absorbing 6.55 strikes per minute and defending 54% of incoming offense.

Kattar's grappling remains minimal—averaging just 0.34 takedowns per 15 minutes at 29% accuracy, though he defends takedowns effectively at 77%. His submission threat is negligible at 0.1 per 15 minutes.

Recent results reveal inconsistency: he scored first-round finishes over Ricardo Lamas (June 2019) and Chris Fishgold (October 2018), posted a dominant five-round decision against Dan Ige (July 2020), but suffered notable losses to Zabit Magomedsharipov via unanimous decision (November 2019), Josh Emmett via split decision (June 2022), and a devastating second-round knockout to Arnold Allen (October 2022). Kattar's career trajectory suggests he remains a mid-tier featherweight option capable of grinding out decisions but vulnerable to elite strikers who can maintain pace and precision.