Harry Hardwick

Overview

"Houdini" has yet to escape in the UFC. Harry Hardwick is 0-2 in the promotion, and both losses came by KO/TKO. The Middlesbrough featherweight is 13-5-1 as a professional across all promotions, but that record only tells us so much about how he has fared at this level.

Two fights. Two stoppages. No wins yet.

UFC Career

Hardwick made his UFC debut in September 2025 at UFC Fight Night: Imavov vs Borralho, where Kauê Fernandes stopped him in the first round at 3:21. His second fight came at UFC Fight Night: Emmett vs Vallejos in March 2026, and Marwan Rahiki stopped him in round two at 5:00.

He carries a two-fight losing streak into his next fight. That is a small sample, but a pattern is forming: neither fight reached the judges.

Fighting Style

Harry Hardwick is a busy striker who lands a lot but also gets hit a lot. His output is well above the UFC average, yet he absorbs far more than most and his striking defense is below average. His accuracy is about average, so the volume doesn't come with extra precision.

Grappling is rarely part of his game. He seldom shoots for takedowns and doesn't hunt for submissions. He also gets taken down more than most, so he hasn't been able to rely on takedown defense.

Both of his UFC losses have come by KO or TKO, and he has no wins or finishes in the promotion so far. He comes into his next fight on a two-fight losing streak.

Quick Facts

• Division: Featherweight
• UFC record: 0-2
• Professional record (all promotions): 13-5-1
• UFC debut: 2025
• Stance: Switch
• Reach: 71"
• Team: Middlesbrough Fight Academy
• Born: Middlesbrough, England