A perfect 10-0 to begin his career with each of his last three wins coming inside the distance in the UFC, Park was scheduled to face former title challenger Steve Erceg next week, but instead gets called in to replace Amir Albazi here. The South Korean has outstanding grappling and a keen finishing instinct, having posted finishes in each of his last nine wins. An outstanding pairing between two exceptional young talents, this clash becomes a measuring stick moment for each athlete. For Taira, it’s a chance to show he’s very much in the thick of the chase in the flyweight division and a step ahead of Park, while the 29-year-old Team MMA Story representative can show that he too deserved to be mention amongst the division’s elite if he can secure a fourth straight UFC win and 11th consecutive victory overall. Rebecki rebounded from his first UFC setback with a split decision win over Myktybek Orolbai last October at UFC 308 in Abu Dhabi, with the duo taking home Fight of the Night honors for their efforts. The powerhouse grappler has gone 4-1 to begin his UFC tenure, with his loss to Diego Ferreira last year halting a 16-fight run of success. Duncan touches down in Las Vegas on a two-fight winning streak, having earned consecutive submission wins over Bolaji Oki and Jordan Vucenic. Just like his opponent, “The Problem” is a member of the DWCS Class of ’22 and has also gone 4-1 over his first five UFC starts to advance to 13-2 overall for his career. It’s going to be interesting to see how this one ends up playing out, as both men have shown equal willingness to keep things standing or take things to the ground. Rebecki is the more decorated grappler of the two, while Duncan brandishes the greater power in his hands, but neither will feel uncomfortable in any setting, which should make for an entertaining scrap once the two men step in with one another this weekend. Tune is below for complete Match Card and event detail for UFC Taira vs Park August 2nd, 2025.