Khaos Williams vs. Roberto Soldić: the 4-inch reach edge that frames the welterweight main card

The setup

Khaos Williams (16-5-0) and Roberto Soldić (21-4-0) meet at welterweight on the main card when UFC 332 arrives at Delta Center in Salt Lake City on Saturday, October 3, 2026, scheduled for three rounds.

The card carries 13 bouts in our tables, with this pairing on the main card. The bout is listed as announced in the PropBetEdge schedule.

The question this preview works through is whether Khaos Williams's 4 inches of reach translates into control of range against Roberto Soldić, or whether the archive says Soldić closes distance regardless. PropSports career averages are on file for Khaos Williams only, which sets the limit on how far that read can go.

Tale of the tape

• Record: Khaos Williams 16-5-0 · Roberto Soldić 21-4-0
• Age: Khaos Williams 32 · Roberto Soldić 31
• Height: Khaos Williams 6'0" · Roberto Soldić 5'11"
• Reach: Khaos Williams 77" · Roberto Soldić 73"
• Stance: Khaos Williams Orthodox · Roberto Soldić n/a
• Listed weight: Khaos Williams 170 lbs · Roberto Soldić 185 lbs

The 4-inch reach gap in Khaos Williams's favour (77" to 73") is the tape's headline number; it defines the range each man is working from. A gap that size usually matters, but how much depends on pace and defence, and PropSports averages are on file for only Khaos Williams. Treat the reach number as a starting point rather than a thesis. Listed weights differ: Roberto Soldić at 185 lbs to 170 for Khaos Williams. Listed weight is a roster figure, not a weigh-in, so it is a note rather than an edge.

Recent form

Khaos Williams has 11 completed UFC bouts in the PropBetEdge archive: 7 wins and 4 losses. 5 of those wins came inside the distance (5 by KO/TKO), a 71% finish rate on archived wins. He has been finished once in the archive. He last fought on May 16, 2026 and beat Nikolay Veretennikov by KO/TKO in round 1. That puts him 140 days out by fight night.

• W vs Nikolay Veretennikov — KO/TKO, R1 (May 16, 2026, UFC Fight Night: Allen vs. Costa)
• L vs Andreas Gustafsson — unanimous decision, R3 (Jun 7, 2025, UFC 316: Dvalishvili vs. O'Malley 2)
• L vs Gabriel Bonfim — submission, R2 (Feb 15, 2025, UFC Fight Night: Cannonier vs. Rodrigues)
• W vs Carlston Harris — KO/TKO, R1 (May 18, 2024, UFC Fight Night: Barboza vs. Murphy)
• W vs Rolando Bedoya — split decision, R3 (May 6, 2023, UFC 288: Sterling vs. Cejudo)

The PropBetEdge archive holds no completed UFC bout for Roberto Soldić yet, so his 21-4-0 record stands on its own here; fight-by-fight detail is still being loaded.

Style and statistical matchup

Khaos Williams lands 4.97 significant strikes per minute at 39% accuracy and absorbs 5.34 with 41% striking defence. He averages 0 takedowns per 15 minutes at 0% accuracy and defends 51% of takedowns, with 0 submission attempts per 15. For Roberto Soldić, our tables carry no PropSports averages, so the comparison is one-sided: treat this as a description of what Williams brings, not a matchup edge. A 4.97-per-minute output is high-volume by any standard, which is the one number here that connects to a market: it is the profile that lifts significant-strike totals whoever the opponent is.

Round-level stats exist for 24 archived rounds of Khaos Williams's: 507 of 1292 significant strikes landed (39%), 21.1 per round, 0 of 2 takedowns, 12:19 of control time and 6 knockdowns. That is a small sample and is offered as colour, not as a rate.

What could break the angle

Here is where the read could be wrong. Roberto Soldić has no completed UFC bout in the PropBetEdge archive, so nothing here rests on Soldić's fight-level history. PropSports striking and grappling averages are not on file for Roberto Soldić, so pace, defence and takedown rates cannot be compared both ways. There is also no odds snapshot in PropBetEdge data for this bout, so nothing above can be checked against a market yet; the read describes what to look for, not where value sits. A late weigh-in miss, a replacement or a change in scheduled rounds would each invalidate parts of it.

Final read

On the data, Khaos Williams's 4 inches of reach is the one material physical edge, and what it is worth depends on pace figures our tables only partly hold. The uncertainty is mostly about coverage: no PropSports career averages for Roberto Soldić; archive shorter than 3 bouts for Roberto Soldić. What to monitor: the three-round format holding, the weigh-in, and once a price exists, where the fight goes the distance, method of victory, round betting and significant strikes markets open relative to this read. No model price or market line exists in PropBetEdge data for this bout, so this is not a pick; the Bettor's Edge panel above carries the impact score and the markets connected to the evidence.

Matchup page: Khaos Williams vs. Roberto Soldić · Full card: UFC 332: Silva vs. Wang · Fighter pages: Khaos Williams, Roberto Soldić.