Edgar Chairez
Vitals
Height, reach, and career background.
- Age
- 30
- Height
- 5′7″1.70 m
- Reach
- 71″180 cm
- Weight class
- Flyweight
- Nationality
- Mexico
- Active
- 2016-present
Record
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12 Sep 2026
6 Jun 2026

28 Feb 2026

29 Mar 2025
LossRecord after fight: 11-6-0DEC
UFC 306
14 Sep 2024

14 Sep 2024
Chairez dominated the opening round with low kicks and clean punches, then both flyweights rallied through a chaotic second. Chairez hurt Van and threatened a guillotine, but Van recovered and won the third with a takedown and top control to earn the unanimous decision.
Key moments
- Chairez landed low kicks and a straight right that dropped Van in the opening round.
- Van rallied with body punches in the second and briefly hurt Chairez, who answered with a spinning backfist and a tight guillotine attempt.
- Van scored a takedown in the third and finished the round on top after defending Chairez’s triangle attempt.
- The judges awarded Van a unanimous decision, 29-28 on all three cards.
24 Feb 2024
16 Sep 2023
LossRecord after fight: 10-5-0DEC
UFC 290
8 Jul 2023

8 Jul 2023
Chairez briefly dropped Taira with a punch in round one, but gave up top position while attempting a guillotine and Taira finished the round with ground strikes. Taira advanced his position and landed elbows in the second, then used chain wrestling to control the final round. Chairez threatened with a late guillotine, but time expired before he could finish.
Key moments
- Chairez dropped Taira in the first round, then Taira gained top position after Chairez attempted a guillotine.
- Taira passed to mount and landed elbows in the second round, narrowly missing a late submission.
- Taira used a takedown and chain wrestling in the third; Chairez threatened with a guillotine late but ran out of time.
- Taira won by unanimous decision, 29-27 on all three cards.
WinRecord after fight: 10-4-0SUB
Fury FC 76
24 Mar 2023

24 Mar 2023
Chairez caught Vazquez in a tight triangle choke during the fourth round. Vazquez appeared to lose consciousness, but the referee did not stop the fight. Chairez transitioned to an armbar, after which Vazquez regained awareness and tapped at 2:04. Texas regulators later said they would review the officials involved.
Key moments
- Chairez secured a triangle choke in the fourth round and Vazquez appeared to go unconscious.
- The referee allowed the bout to continue despite the apparent loss of consciousness.
- Chairez transitioned to an armbar; Vazquez regained awareness and tapped at 2:04 of round four.
- The delayed stoppage prompted a public review of the officiating.
25 Nov 2022

9 Aug 2022
21 Jan 2022
9 Apr 2021
4 Sep 2020
21 Feb 2020
20 Sep 2019
8 Feb 2019
26 Oct 2018
18 May 2018
30 Jun 2017
30 Mar 2017
3 Dec 2016
The Read
Style, strengths, and defining traits.
Edgar Chairez's competitive background includes the Combate Global championship and five national amateur championships. He left law school to pursue fighting full-time.