Matthieu Duclos

Overview

One UFC fight, one first-round knockout. Matthieu Duclos, a 6'4" Frenchman from Arras, debuted at middleweight with a stoppage at 4:35 of round 1.

His UFC record is 1-0, and he carries a one-fight win streak into his next fight. His overall professional record across all promotions is 11-3-0. It's a small sample, but the debut came a little over two years after a loss on Dana White's Contender Series.

UFC Career

Duclos first appeared on the Contender Series, where he lost by KO/TKO to Marco Tulio in round 2 at 2:38. That fight isn't part of his UFC record.

His UFC debut came at UFC Fight Night: Hooker vs. Parnasse, where he stopped Luis Felipe Dias by KO/TKO in round 1.

He has fought once in the UFC and finished it early.

Fighting Style

Duclos is a striker, not a grappler. He lands more per minute than the average UFC fighter but also absorbs more, so his fights are likely to be exchanges. His accuracy runs below average, and his defense sits around average.

On the ground, he rarely shoots for takedowns and almost never hunts submissions. But he is very hard to take down, which keeps him on the feet. His lone UFC win came by first-round KO/TKO.

Quick Facts

• Division: Middleweight
• UFC record: 1-0
• Professional record (all promotions): 11-3-0
• UFC debut: 2026
• Stance: Orthodox
• Height / reach: 6'4" / 76.5"
• Team: Woirin Team Elite
• Born: Arras, France