METRICS GUIDE
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All stats are calculated from official fight data. Style scores are Combatrics proprietary ratings updated after every event.
Fight Report
Pre-fight analysis Β· prediction vs result
A 14-1 Brazilian with the second-highest rating on the card against a 13-1 debutant with no data at all.
Two men, two losses between them in twenty-nine professional fights, and almost no shared frame of reference to compare them by. Manoel Sousa is 14-1 and has been in the UFC once β a third-round TKO of Bolaji Oki in March. That performance is carrying his entire statistical profile: a composite of 78.5, second only to Ty Miller on this card, a striking score of 10.0, a pressure rating of 10.0, anβ¦
Sousa (14-1) stopped Bolaji Oki in the third round on his UFC debut in March. A 78.5 composite, 10.0 striking and 10.0 pressure, with perfect chin and momentum ratings β all derived from that one appearance. His 50.0 quality-of-victory is the only figure here with any breadth to it.
Miranda (13-1) makes his UFC debut and has no metrics in this database β no composite, no chin rating, no style scores, no height or reach on record. A 31-year-old southpaw with one professional defeat. Everything else is unmeasured.
Sousa's 78.5 composite rests on exactly one UFC fight
Miranda has no data in the system at all β height and reach are not even on record
Sousa's 10.0 pressure rating against an untested southpaw
Two fighters with a combined 27-2 record and almost no overlap in proven level
Single-fight ratings are unreliable β Sousa's numbers could be substantially overstated
Southpaw debutants with 13-1 records have upset orthodox pressure fighters before, and there is nothing here to rule it out
This Fight β Statistics
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Combatrics radar β 6 fighting dimensions scored 0β10
Round by Round
This fight Β· per-round breakdown
