Stats to Bucks / MMA
Explore UFC records, striking and grappling statistics, and recent fight history. Compare the fighters behind each card and research MMA props with the numbers in context.
Explore UFC fights Fighter profiles · Matchup analysis · Prop researchSelected bouts from the next scheduled cards. Dates and announced matchups can change.
See significant strikes landed and absorbed, takedowns, knockdowns, submission attempts, control time and fight duration. Opponent portraits make each result easy to identify.
Choose the last 5, 10 or 20 recorded fights, filter by division or scheduled rounds, and move the chart’s line. Hit rate is hits divided by hits plus misses. Pushes and unrecorded values are excluded.
Compare striking and grappling activity, strike targets, physical measurements and division benchmarks. Where available, model estimates show expected fight length and finishing methods.
The displayed UFC record counts wins, losses and draws in the recorded UFC history, with no contests listed separately. It is not a fighter’s full professional MMA record across every promotion.
Historical fight statistics come from UFCStats. Scheduled cards and fighter information also use ESPN data. Missing statistics stay missing; they are not counted as zero. The app explains the sample and calculation behind each chart.
UFCStats significant strikes include strikes at distance and power strikes in the clinch or on the ground. Total strikes also include shorter strikes from those positions. The props charts label which statistic is being counted.
No. Estimates are calculated from historical data and describe possible outcomes. A historical hit rate is the share of selected fights that met a line, not the probability of hitting that line in the next fight.
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