UFC Finish Rates, Knockout & Submission Stats (2013-2018)

[acannxr]

 

[TheLegionnary]

Heavyweights getting lazy ^^

 

[acannxr]

Heavyweights getting lazy ^^

I was very surprised to see how much their knockout rates dropped; LHW, MW, and WW all have a higher knockout rate than HW.

 

[Mortal Wombat]

Conor pumping up the RNC's

 

[acannxr]

Conor pumping up the RNC's

Nope, he was responsible for the Neck Crank making an appearance on the stats.

 

[Jedijiujitsu]

2017 people were getting kneed and elbowed more than ever. i thought this year there was heaps of body shot tkos. theres no stat for that though

 

[acannxr]

2017 people were getting kneed and elbowed more than ever. i thought this year there was heaps of body shot tkos. theres no stat for that though

If someone got finished with both a knee and elbow, that knockout was listed under "combination", and if someone got finished with say a body punch, that knockout was listed under "punch(es)".

Off the top of my head, I think there was around three or four finishes from a body shot.

 

[Threetrees]

If someone got finished with both a knee and elbow, that knockout was listed under "combination", and if someone got finished with say a body punch, that knockout was listed under "punch(es)".

Off the top of my head, I think there was around three or four finishes from a body shot.

Really, so low?

 

[Jedijiujitsu]

If someone got finished with both a knee and elbow, that knockout was listed under "combination", and if someone got finished with say a body punch, that knockout was listed under "punch(es)".

Off the top of my head, I think there was around three or four finishes from a body shot.

do you count the stats personally all year?

 

[Bobbybackpack]

We can thank Conor for all those Rear naked chokes.

 

[gono btw]

Some div. seem historically 'weaker' in submissions...

Meanwhile, would have to check the evolution, but seems that Pride had a 68% Finish Rate/ 21.5 % Sub Rate in 2003 for instance...

 

[Bobbybackpack]

I've never heard of a submission called "strikes". What does it look like?

 

[Bobbybackpack]

Do heavyweights not like jiu jitsu or something?

 

[Legendary]

HW, LHW WBW and WFW are all abysmal.

MW has an excellent top 10, but the rest of the division is sparse.

 

[ArabPride99]

Very interesting stats. TS do you count the stats yourself or you get this from some site?

Interestingly I heard earlier on an MMA show that PFL season 1 had a 78% finish rate which is incredible

 

[Bobbybackpack]

USADA

 

[BobbyBuds]

Real cool, thanks for that. Interesting to see the HW finish rate when down drastically in 2018 & was even lower than LHW & MW..... Must be lacking pictograms

 

[Roljo]

Heavyweights getting lazy ^^

With USADA most fighters at HW are just overweight lhws or mws...

 

[acannxr]

do you count the stats personally all year?

Very interesting stats. TS do you count the stats yourself or you get this from some site?

I recorded all the stats myself, every fight, from 2013-2018, and it was extremely time consuming.

Some div. seem historically 'weaker' in submissions...

Meanwhile, would have to check the evolution, but seems that Pride had a 68% Finish Rate/ 21.5 % Sub Rate in 2003 for instance...

I imagine that ten minute first round would skew their finish rate quite a bit.

I've never heard of a submission called "strikes". What does it look like?

When a fighter taps to strikes, it's counted as a submission loss via strikes.

 

[Histalian]

I recorded all the stats myself, every fight, from 2013-2018, and it was extremely time consuming.


I imagine that ten minute first round would skew their finish rate quite a bit.


When a fighter taps to strikes, it's counted as a submission loss via strikes.