Dana White’s Contender Series graduates collide on Saturday night, as Kurtis Campbell faces Trevor Peek in a featherweight clash at UFC Fight Night: Hooker vs. Parnasse in Paris, France.
Campbell (8–1, 0–1 UFC) aims to rebound after suffering his first professional loss in his Octagon debut, getting stopped by Danny Silva in the second round back in March. Peek (9–3, 2–3 UFC) returns after nearly two years away from the cage — shelved since breaking his leg in preparation for a May 2025 bout with Jeong Yeong Lee.
Lima enters as a -185 moneyline favorite on DraftKings Sportsbook. Charriere is a +154 underdog, with the fight total set at O/U 2.5 rounds.
Campbell vs. Peek Preview
Kurtis Campbell
- 8–1 (0–1 UFC)
- 5–1 (T)KO
- 1–0 SUB
Liverpool’s Kurtis Campbell left much to be desired in his UFC debut. Earlier this year, the once-undefeated prospect got humbled by Danny Silva — stopped inside two rounds as a -270 favorite.
“The Pink Panther,” 24, enters as an even heavier favorite for his sophomore bout in Paris, largely because of his high IQ and technical prowess. Campbell pairs a solid Muay Thai base with a formidable ground game, as seen in the first round of his Octagon debut. Against the full-throttle Trevor Peek, Campbell’s greatest strength is the sheer depth of his skill set.
Trevor Peek
- 9–3 (2–3 UFC)
- 8–0 (T)KO
- 0–0 SUB
Saturday night will mark almost two years to the day that Trevor Peek last stepped into the Octagon. The fan-favorite American, 31, has been sidelined since suffering a serious leg injury during the ramp-up to his scheduled bout with Jeong Yeong Lee in mid-2025. He returns to the Octagon looking to correct a brutal run of form — three losses in his last four fights — while also moving down from lightweight to make his 145-pound debut.
But even with the odds seemingly stacked against him, Peek remains a tough assignment for anyone locked inside a cage with him. Known for his high-octane fight style, the 31-year-old veteran blitzes his opponents with non-stop haymakers, all thrown with 110 percent effort. Although his game plan favors that dawg in him over refined technique, Peek is typically one big shot away from adding to his highlight reel.
Campbell vs. Peek Pick, Best Bet
Kurtis Campbell enters Saturday night with a golden opportunity to get back in the win column. The rising prospect faces Trevor Peek, who returns after a significant layoff, brings serious durability concerns and lacks his opponent’s fight IQ and technical skill. Peek’s unpolished striking and porous defensive grappling (52 percent takedown defense) should present “The Pink Panther” with multiple pathways to victory. Coming off his first professional loss, Campbell should bounce back in a big way with a stoppage win in Paris.
