They may have numbers beside their names, but they would undoubtedly like to improve their standing in the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

Ranked women’s bantamweights will do battle when Lina Lansberg collides with Mayra Bueno Silva in the featured UFC Fight Night 219 prelim on Saturday at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. A former Superior Challenge champion, Lansberg climbs into the Octagon on a three-fight losing streak and in search of her first victory in more than three years. She last fought at UFC 280, where she wound up on the wrong side of a three-round majority decision against Karol Rosa. Silva, meanwhile, has rattled off back-to-back wins since her unanimous decision defeat to Manon Fiorot in 2021. She last competed on Aug. 6, when she disposed of Stephanie Egger with an armbar just 77 seconds into their UFC on ESPN 40 encounter.

As Lansberg and Silva set their sights on one another at 135 pounds, a look at some of the numbers that have accompanied them to this point:

40: Years of age for Lansberg, who was born on March 13, 1982 in Karlstad, Sweden.

4: Lansberg victories by knockout or technical knockout, accounting for 40% of her career total (10). Her complete list of victims: Maria Hougaard Djursaa, Alexandra Buch, Laura Howarth and Emma Delaney. Lansberg holds six other victories by decision.

38: Rounds completed by Lansberg as a professional mixed martial artist. She has involved the judges on 10 different occasions and carries a 6-4 record in those bouts.

8: Countries in which Lansberg has plied her MMA trade. She has gone 4-1 in her native Sweden, 3-0 in Denmark, 0-3 in the United States, 2-0 in England, 1-0 in Jordan, 0-1 in Brazil, 0-1 in Poland and 0-1 in the United Arab Emirates.

.779: Cumulative winning percentage between the six women—Rosa, Pannie Kianzad, Sara McMann, Yana Kunitskaya, Aspen Ladd and Cristiane “Cyborg” Justino—who have defeated Lansberg. They boast a combined record of 95-27.

31: Years of age for Silva, who was born in Uberlandia, Brazil, on Aug. 22, 1991.

6: Silva wins by submission, accounting for 67% of her career total (nine). Her methods of choice: five armbars and one ninja choke. Silva owns one other win by knockout or technical knockout and two more by decision.

58: Seconds needed for Silva to put away Shun Lee with an armbar in her March 7, 2015 professional debut under the Delta Fight Club banner. Nearly eight years later, it remains her fastest finish to date.

11: Takedowns surrendered by Silva across her seven appearances in the UFC. Opponents are 11-for-33 on their attempts against her.

44: Combined victories between the four women—Egger, Yanan Wu, Mara Romero Borella and Gillian Robertson—Silva has beaten since she linked arms with the UFC. They sport a cumulative .638 winning percentage at 44-25.