What every number means.

UFC record is counted from archived bout outcomes: wins, losses, draws, and no contests. The complete fight log is checked against that total for every profile.

Landed per minute is significant strikes landed divided by recorded fight minutes. Accuracy is significant strikes landed divided by attempted. Defense is one minus opponents’ significant strikes landed divided by opponents’ attempts.

Takedowns per 15 scales landed takedowns to fifteen minutes. Accuracy is takedowns landed divided by attempted. Defense is one minus opponent takedowns landed divided by attempted. Submission attempts are also scaled to fifteen minutes.

UFC wins are grouped as KO/TKO, submission, or decision/other. Finish rate is the share of UFC wins ending by KO/TKO or submission. No contests are excluded from wins and losses.

KO/TKO and submission wins are positioned by elapsed fight time. Elapsed seconds equal completed five-minute rounds plus the official time in the finishing round. Markers identify the finish method; hover previews a finish and click or tap pins its details.

Career-level rates can hide changes in competition, age, style, and recent form. Use the fight log and opponent context alongside summary statistics. These analytics are descriptive research—not a prediction by themselves.