Reese is booked at 76 inches, with a 77-inch reach and a 45-inch leg reach. Gall is booked at 74, 74 and 41, moving up from a last published weight of 170.8 lb into a 185 lb bout. Reese has to keep the bigger frame working before Gall finds a neck. The listed tools on Reese's side are wrestling volume and submissions: 2.74 takedowns per 15 minutes, 1.25 submission attempts per 15 minutes, five KO/TKO wins and three submission wins. Gall's listed tool is jiu-jitsu: six of seven wins are submissions, 1.58 attempts per 15 minutes, and zero KO/TKO wins.
The UFC.com rates reviewed October 18, 2026 put Reese at 4.47 significant strikes landed per minute, 54% accuracy on 269 of 495, 44% striking defence and 4.00 absorbed per minute. Gall is at 3.50, 50% on 366 of 738, 50% defence and 4.72 absorbed. Reese lands more. Gall's defence percentage is higher, and he is hit more often. Gall's takedown accuracy is 16% on 4 of 25, with 38% takedown defence. Reese's takedown accuracy was not reconciled, so it is not used as a real percentage. No shared opponent appears in the two reviewed lists, and no per-round strike chart was published.
Reese's last two reviewed results are losses: Ryan Gandra by KO/TKO at 1:15 of round 1 on UFC 329, then Michel Pereira by split decision. Before that sit the Jack McVey submission, a Round-1 no-contest with Sedriques Dumas at 0:51, and a unanimous decision over Dusko Todorovic. Gall's reviewed window ends on November 16, 2024, with a Round-1 KO/TKO loss to Ramiz Brahimaj at 2:55 on UFC 309. The older results in that list are decision losses to Bassil Hafez and Alex Morono, a Round-1 KO/TKO loss to Mike Malott at 3:41, and a Round-1 submission of Jordan Williams. UFC.com lists War Training Center for Reese and ESPN lists Bangtao Muay Thai. Neither camp is treated as exclusive. ESPN lists Kill Cliff FC for Gall.


