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MMA
Flyweight
WinnerTim Elliott · Decision · R3Decision · R3
Fight finished
Edgar Chairez

GrindHouse MMA

« Puro Chicali »
Entram Gym
Each axis comes from a measured career average, scaled to a fixed 0–100 range.
UFC fight scheduled for 12 September 2026 on the combats préliminaires of Noche UFC: Silva vs Delgado, at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona. The UFC classifies it as a catchweight bout, unlike the cache, which indicates flyweight.
Elliott is coming off a unanimous decision loss to Steve Erceg on 2 May 2026. Cháirez is announced as having three consecutive wins, including those against Bruno Silva and Felipe Bunes in 2026, according to the UFC article dated 7 September 2026.
Elliott has significantly more UFC experience and fights have regularly gone to decision; Cháirez is more characterized by finishes. The exact comparative level of opposition is not documented in a sufficiently consistent manner.
No previous bout between Tim Elliott and Édgar Cháirez was identified in the records consulted. This absence severely limits the prédictive valeur of direct matchups: the analysis is based on their styles and separate fights, with no specific prior encounter between them.
The official weigh-in had not yet been held as of 11 septembre 2026 at 18:46:56 UTC; therefore, no official weight or weigh-in success or failure is available. The UFC had announced a ceremonial weigh-in on 11 septembre at 19 h ET, after this cutoff.
No verified injury, medical restriction, or difficult weight cut is reported for either fighter. Medical status remains unknown.
Elliott is a southpaw and, according to UFC statistics, averages 3.61 takedowns attempted or completed per 15 minutes, 1.06 submission attempts per 15 minutes, 59% takedown défense, and 56% significant strike défense; his displayed UFC statistical record includes 36 successful takedowns out of 143 attempts. His favorable scenario is to close the distance, make multiple entries, control against the cage, and win by decision, with a submission arising from the transitions.
Cháirez is orthodox, has a 71-inch reach compared with Elliott’s 66, and is presented by the UFC as a Mexican finisher on a three-fight winning streak. The secondary source credits him with 9 submission victories and 4 by KO/TKO, while his derived UFC statistics indicate 4.6 significant strikes absorbed per minute and 45.3% significant strike défense; these figures are plausible, and their sample is less clearly comparable.
Contrasting scenario: Cháirez can punish predictable entries and turn a scramble into a neck or back attack, while Elliott can prevail if his submission défense and control neutralize this threat. The exact format and weigh-in status prevent confirmation of which of these scenarios will be favored by the duration and actual weight.
Both fighters and the promotion are confirmed: Tim Elliott versus Édgar Cháirez, UFC. The fight is announced at catchweight and placed on the combats préliminaires.
The three-round, five-minute format is likely based on a secondary database, but is not confirmed by the UFC. No opponent replacement is reported for this fight; an undisclosed change remains unknown.
The individual fight time is unavailable: 20 h 45 UTC corresponds to the start provided in the context, while the UFC places the opening of the combats préliminaires at 18 h UTC.
Édgar Cháirez presents the clearest finishing threat, especially by turning entries and scrambles into submission attacks. Tim Elliott nevertheless has a credible path through repeated wrestling, cage control, and volume to a decision.
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