Chase Hooper vs Mitch Ramirez UFC Prediction and Pick, Today's UFC Oklahoma City Picks, 7-18-2026

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Our Chase Hooper vs Mitch Ramirez Pick: HOOPER

Chase Hooper is the recommended pick thanks to his well-rounded grappling game and clear advantage on the mat. Hooper averages 2.43 takedowns per fight while attempting an impressive 2.1 submissions every 15 minutes, making him one of the division’s most dangerous submission threats. He also holds the edge in striking output, landing 4.50 significant strikes per minute compared to Mitch Ramirez’s 3.51. Although both fighters are coming off stoppage losses, Ramirez’s 25% takedown defense presents a major concern against an aggressive grappler like Hooper. If Hooper establishes his wrestling early, he should be able to control the fight, threaten submissions, and secure another victory.

UFC Oklahoma City MATCHUP	Chase Hooper	Mitch Ramirez
Chase Hooper vs Mitch Ramirez Moneyline	-350	+285
Where	Paycom Center in Oklahoma City
When	Saturday, July 18, 2026

Chase Hooper vs Mitch Ramirez UFC Prediction – 7-18-2026 – UFC Oklahoma City Betting Picks

Here is our Chase Hooper vs Mitch Ramirez UFC Prediction for both fighters:

This is an opportunity for Chase “The Dream” Hooper to add another victory to his career record of 16-5-1. The warrior, who is 26 years old and weighs 155 pounds, stands 6 feet and one inch tall and has a wingspan of 74 inches. The 33-year-old Mitch Ramirez has an arm spread of 71 inches and stands at 5 feet 11 inches tall. He will be competing at 155 pounds. The orthodox fighter will enter the Octagon with a record of 8-3-0. Chase Hooper is landing 4.50 significant strikes per minute, whereas Mitch Ramirez is landing 3.51 significant strikes per minute. Both of these numbers are measured in terms of significant strikes. While Ramirez connects on 44% of the significant strikes he throws, Hooper connects on 49% of the significant strikes he throws. Whereas Ramirez takes 3.98 significant strikes per minute, “The Dream” takes 3.02 significant strikes per minute when it comes to defending in the cage. Additionally, Hooper is able to deflect 39% of the significant strikes that are sent at him, whilst Ramirez is able to stop 37% of the bullets that are hurled in his direction.

Chase Hooper is the more effective wrestler when it comes to wrestling, as he is averaging 2.43 takedowns per three rounds. This makes him the more effective wrestler. This means that Hooper is successful in defending 55% of all takedowns that are attempted on him and scoring a takedown 32% of the time when he tries to do so. Ramirez is successful in bringing his opponent to the ground on 33 percent of his takedown attempts, while he is unsuccessful in 25 percent of the takedowns that his opponents have attempted. The more capable fighter is Hooper, who attempts 2.1 finishes per 15 minutes, whereas Ramirez only attempts 0.6 finishes per three rounds. Hooper is the more capable fighter in terms of switching opponents.

One of the most recent bouts that Chase Hooper participated in was against Lance Gibson Jr., and he was defeated by Gibson Jr. by knees to the head in the first round of the fight. In total, Jr. landed 19 of the 28 strikes that he allowed himself to throw during this competition. With a total of thirteen strikes out of thirty-four, Hooper was able to walk away from this battle. At the end of the day, Jr. was successful in landing 13 of 22 important strikes, which resulted in a strike rate of 59%. He was successful in landing six of the thirteen strong blows that were aiming at the head. As far as the statistics for the opponent are concerned, Hooper ended up connecting on 11 of 32 of his big strikes, which is equivalent to 34% of his total. The head was the target of three of the eighteen significant blows that he delivered. At a distance, 55 percent of the major strikes that were landed by Jr. and one hundred percent of those that were landed by Hooper were counted.

When Mitch Ramirez made his final appearance in the Octagon, he competed against Mike Davis and was defeated by a punch to the head in the second round of the fight. Davis was successful in successfully landing 93% of the big strikes he attempted from a distance, whilst Ramirez was successful in connecting on 90% of the significant blows he attempted from a distance. As a result, Ramirez was successful in landing 51 out of 111 important strikes, which gives him a success rate of 45%. As a result, he was successful in connecting on 27 out of 85 major blows to the head. Davis scored 47 of the 77 significant strikes that he attempted during that fight. Over the course of the fight, he ended up landing 29 of the 53 important hits that were directed at the head. When it comes to the total number of strikes that he allowed to be thrown during that competition, Davis connected on 58 of 94, while Ramirez ended up landing 57 of 118 of the total number of strikes that he offered.

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Chase Hooper vs Mitch Ramirez UFC Prediction and Pick, 7-18-2026. UFC Oklahoma City Betting Picks, by YouWagert.lv

Chase Hooper vs Mitch Ramirez UFC Prediction and Pick, Today’s UFC Oklahoma City Picks, 7-18-2026