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Fight Report
Pre-fight analysis · prediction vs result
A heavyweight who throws almost nothing and hits very hard against one who throws constantly and hits almost nobody.
Heavyweight fights are usually decided by who lands first. This one is a study in two fighters who have organised themselves around opposite answers to that question. Steven Asplund throws almost nothing — a volume score of 1.0, the second-lowest on this card — and rates a maximum 10.0 for striking. He knocked out Sean Sharaf in the second round in December, and the profile is straightforwardly t…
Asplund (7-2) lost a decision to Vitor Petrino in March after knocking out Sean Sharaf in the second round in December. His 55.0 quality-of-victory is more than double Pat's, and his 10.0 striking rating with a 1.0 volume score describes a fighter who does very little and makes it count.
Pat (6-1) dropped a decision to Thomas Petersen in April, having beaten Allen Frye Jr. on the cards in December. At 198cm with 205.7cm of reach he is the bigger man, and his 9.0 volume score is the highest figure on this card in that category.
A 10.0 to 1.0 striking gap against a 1.0 to 9.0 volume gap — opposite theories of heavyweight fighting
Pat's seven-and-a-half centimetre reach edge and whether he uses it or wades in
Two 98.0 chin ratings, which argues for the scorecards
Asplund's 55.0 quality-of-victory against Pat's 25.0 — a genuine class gap
If Pat fights disciplined behind the jab for fifteen minutes, the volume gap wins him a decision comfortably
Asplund's 0.0 across all grappling metrics means an unanswered takedown could cost him a round outright
This Fight — Statistics
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