Kurtis Campbell vs. Trevor Peek
UFC Fight Night · September 5, 2026 · Accor Arena · Prelims 12:00 PM ET
The brief
- What kind of fight
- Featherweight bounce-back battle
- Finish likelihood
- High
- The line
- No line posted yet
- The stakes
- Featherweight · Prelims
The read
This is a hard fight to separate given both men's finishing instincts and recent skids.
Peek's move down in weight is the biggest variable — if the cut leaves him fresher and stronger, his knockout power becomes the deciding factor; if it saps him, Campbell's speed and volume should take over.
Expect a competitive, high-output striking battle with a finish live for either man.
The matchup
Both featherweights are trying to snap a two-fight skid, and both bring real knockout power to a fight where neither man has been finished by strikes.
Campbell is the younger, faster striker coming off his first professional loss, while Peek is a proven finisher making his featherweight debut after a career spent at lightweight.
The extra pound-and-a-half could favor whichever man's power translates better at the new weight.
Tale of the tape
| 8-1 | Record | 9-3 |
| 24 | Age | 31 |
| 5'9" | Height | 5'9" |
| — | Reach | 70" |
| — | Stance | — |
| United Kingdom | Country | United States |
| — | Team | Bang Muay Thai |
The numbers
Career UFC averages. Red bar = statistical edge.
The fighters
Kurtis Campbell 8-1
“The Pink Panther”
Kurtis 'The Pink Panther' Campbell is a 24-year-old English featherweight from Liverpool who earned his UFC contract with a first-round finish on Dana White's Contender Series. A heavy betting favorite in his promotional debut on home soil in London, he suffered his first professional loss, a second-round TKO to Danny Silva, in March 2026. He now looks to get back in the win column against fellow featherweight Trevor Peek in Paris.
- LDanny Silva · KO/TKOUFC Fight Night · March 21, 2026
Trevor Peek 9-3
Trevor Peek is a 31-year-old American who relocated to train full-time under Duane Ludwig at Bang Muay Thai in Colorado, and has never been finished across a pro career that also includes one no-contest not reflected in his win-loss total, despite going 2-3 across his UFC lightweight run. Eight of his nine career wins have come by knockout. He moves down to featherweight for the first time to face fellow bounce-back candidate Kurtis Campbell in Paris.
UFC debut — no prior UFC bouts.