UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Mousasi
The Octagon lands in Jaragua do Sul, Brazil this Saturday for UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Mousasi. Read on to see how this card breaks down By The Numbers.
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UFC main event billings for former UFC light heavyweight champion Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida
3:10
Length it took for “The Dragon” to knock out Mark Munoz with a head kick in Machida’s middleweight debut at UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Munoz in October
12
Knockdowns in Machida’s UFC career, 4th most in UFC history
80
Percentage of Machida’s KO wins in the UFC that have been awarded Knockout of the Night bonuses - Thiago Silva, Rashad Evans, Randy Couture, and Munoz
7
Fighters in UFC history to win two fights via head kicks - Machida, Vitor Belfort, Donald Cerrone, Daron Cruickshank, Yves Edwards, Anthony Johnson and Paul Taylor
65
Percentage of takedown attempts that were successful for Machida in the UFC at 205 pounds, highest in the division’s history
1.41
Significant strikes absorbed per minute for Machida, the third lowest rate in UFC light heavyweight history
5
UFC light heavyweight champions who have successfully defended the belt at least once - Lyoto Machida, Jon Jones, Quinton Jackson, Chuck Liddell, and Tito Ortiz.
1971
Days between middleweight bouts for Mousasi, whose last middleweight bout was a KO (upkick) win over Ronaldo “Jacare” Souza in September 2008
17
Age when Mousasi made his pro MMA debut
15
Fight winning streak, which was the longest in Mousasi’s career
29
Finishes Mousasi has in 34 victories
26
In the first round
2
Wins at heavyweight for Mousasi against UFC veteran Gary “Big Daddy” Goodridge with a TKO and “The Super Samoan” Mark Hunt with a kimura submission
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Times that Mousasi has lost via KO/TKO
2009
Year that Mousasi won the Strikeforce light heavyweight title against BJJ blackbelt Renato “Babalu” Sobral
7:02
Length in minutes of Mousasi’s average fight
14
Submission wins for Souza, 12 in the first round
2005
Year that Ronaldo “Jacare” Souza won a gold medal at the ADCC Submission Wrestling World Championships
2009
Year that Ronaldo “Jacare” Souza won a gold medal, again, at the ADCC Submission Wrestling World Championships
2.09
Submission attempts per 15 minutes for “Jacare”
6
Fight win streak for Francis Carmont in the UFC middleweight division; UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman has the longest active streak at 7
5
Fight win streak for “Jacare,” all by finish
9:34
Length in minutes “Jacare” has fought inside the Octagon in his 3 first round finishes - submitted Ed Herman in Souza’s debut, Submission of the Night over Chris Camozzi, and TKO of Yushin Okami
25
Successful takedown attempts for Souza in Strikeforce, second in company history to Pat Healy’s 28
85.7
Takedown defense percentage for Carmont, highest in UFC middleweight history (minimum of five UFC fights and 20 opponent takedown attempts)
1.3
Significant strikes absorbed per minute of fighting for Carmont, eighth lowest rate of any fighter in UFC history with at least five UFC bouts
100
Percentage of Erick Silva’s wins in the UFC by first round stoppage (2 submission, 1 KO)
4:59
Average fight time for Silva in the UFC, shortest among active fighters
0
Strikes landed in Silva’s sub finish win over Jason High for either fighter, 4th time in UFC history
32
Fight career for Takenori Sato, who is making his UFC debut against Erick Silva
10
Fight unbeaten streak for Sato entering this bout (8 wins, 2 draws)
7
Draws on Takenori Sato’s pro record
60
Percent of Silva’s career wins by way of submission (9)
170
Pounds (welterweight) that Nico Musoke will weigh in at after winning his UFC debut against veteran Alessio Sakara at middleweight
3:07
Time it took Musoke to secure an armbar victory on Sakara, the fifth sub stoppage of Nico’s career
7
Fight win streak for Viscardi Andrade with 5 finishes in a row (2 sub, 3 KO/TKO)
96
Seconds it took for Andrade to score a TKO over Bristol Marunde in Andrade’s Octagon debut at UFC 163
100
Percentage of Charles Oliveira’s UFC wins by submission (4)
75
Percentage of “Do Bronx” Oliveira’s UFC wins earning a Submission of the Night bonus
4
Different submissions were used by “Do Bronx” to earn those UFC wins - armbar, standing rear naked choke, reverse calf-slicer (only one in UFC history), and anaconda choke
5:47
Average fight time for Oliveira, 4th shortest among active fighters
45
Minutes The Ultimate Fighter: Live alum Andy Ogle has spent fighting inside the Octagon
100
Percentage of Ogle’s UFC bouts that have gone to decision