Kurtis Campbell / Trevor Peek

Campbell projects as a pressure clinch-wrestler: body locks, knees inside, chained takedowns, kicks at range. Peek projects as a swing-first brawler whose style views repeatedly show him pinned on the cage (Ashmouz), body-lock tripped (Mariscal) and leg-kicked while stalking (C.Campbell), exactly the phases Campbell attacks. Counterweight: Peek's looping 'home run' right hand targets the defensive lapse that had Campbell dropped by Silva. Projections are single-vote semantic views of film, not independent reads. Slight lean to Campbell's control identity over three rounds.

Uncertainty: Every stylistic item is a correlation-declared projection of the same film cluster, one vote each; no independent style sources, and Peek's tape ends in 2024.

Identical listed height (68.9in) and both switch stance, so no posture edge. Campbell holds +1.9in reach (72 vs 70.1) and is roughly seven years younger (born 2002 vs 1995), aiding the long kicks behind which he clinches and late-fight recovery. Listed mass is near equal (66 vs 65.8kg). Modest but real lean to Campbell; measurements capture nothing about hand speed, punching power or chin, where tape hints Peek owns undocumented edges.

Uncertainty: Weigh-in unverified; no strength, speed or durability metrics; Peek's age-related decline is inferred from birth year alone.

Peek's tape repeats one pattern: pressure-boxing with fight-tilting power (two knockdowns vs Gonzalez, short hook vs Mariscal) but long stretches controlled on the cage (Ashmouz), body-lock tripped (Mariscal) and leg-kicked (C.Campbell); he also shows his own trip game (4/7 TDs, mount, 310s control vs Yahya). Campbell's tape shows persistent cage-wrestling and body-lock knees (Seck) but a stalled-shot sequence and a round-two right-hand knockdown loss (Silva). Campbell's best phase matches Peek's most repeated failure; Peek's best punch matches Campbell's freshest failure. Marginal lean to via

Uncertainty: Peek's newest footage is from 2024 with two unrecorded years; Campbell's recent tape is one regional-level win plus his stoppage loss; play-by-play snippets are partial.

Campbell attempts 8.76 takedowns per 15 at 40% accuracy; against Peek's 52% defense that projects to multiple completions per 15 minutes. Striking differential favors Campbell (+0.87 landed-minus-absorbed vs +0.51) with better defense (51% vs 43%) and far lower absorption (2.63 vs 3.88 per minute). Peek counters with volume (4.39 landed/min), accuracy (53%) and an 88.9% finish rate; Campbell shows zero knockdowns and zero submission attempts per 15, capping his proven impact. Numbers lean Campbell.

Uncertainty: Rates mix UFC and pre-UFC opposition with thin samples for Campbell; no ground-strike or ride-time splits; sample recency differs between fighters.

Peek carries the deeper ledger (9-3, eight KO wins, all losses by decision, never stopped) and the stronger packet rating (glicko ~1673, deviation ~161), but he has dropped two straight decisions and has not fought since 2024-09-07. Campbell is 8-1 with five stoppage wins and a recent Contender Series knockout, yet his only UFC-level test ended in a round-two KO loss and his rating sits ~1518 glicko with a wide ~235 deviation on two linked fights. Proven level versus activity conflicts; slight lean to Peek's established floor.

Uncertainty: Peek's rating is frozen at his 2024 endpoint; Campbell's is high-deviation with low history linkage; neither trend line is current.

Three-round unified-rules bout in Paris; both on 34 days notice, neither flagged short-notice. Decisive situational fact: Campbell competed 2026-03-21 while Peek's last recorded bout is 2024-09-07, roughly a two-year layoff. Campbell's Liverpool base implies short-haul travel to Paris versus transatlantic travel for Peek's US camps. Peek offsets with far deeper UFC exposure (12 recorded UFC bouts). Combined recency-plus-geography lean to Campbell.

Uncertainty: Weigh-in unverified; travel strain inferred from team geography rather than measured; no climate, altitude or officiating data in packet.

Preparation evidence contains only current-team listings, each with a retained source conflict. Campbell is listed across KC Fight Base, Liverpool Combat Academy and The MMA Academy; Peek is listed at Bang Muay Thai with a conflicting Agoge Combatives record. No coaching staff, sparring partners, camp length or interruption data exists for either fighter, so no defensible lean is possible; rated even.

Uncertainty: Team conflicts unresolved at source level; zero visibility into camp quality, health or sparring for both fighters.