METRICS GUIDE
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Fight Report
Pre-fight analysis · prediction vs result
An unbeaten prospect against a man who has been stopped four times — the kind of matchmaking that usually has a purpose.
Every pay-per-view undercard has a fight like this: a prospect the promotion likes, matched against someone whose job is to be beaten convincingly or to ruin a plan. Donte Johnson is 8-0 and carries a composite rating of 69.5 — a strong figure for a fighter at this stage of a career. Eric McConico is 11-4, rates 34.0, and the 35-point gap between them is the second-widest on the UFC 330 card. Wh…
Johnson (8-0) arrives undefeated with a 69.5 composite rating, the higher of the two by 35 points. No professional defeats means no data on how he responds to adversity — the single biggest unknown in the fight.
McConico (11-4) is the more experienced man with four professional losses on record. A 34.0 composite puts him among the lower-rated fighters on the UFC 330 card.
A 35-point composite gap — the second-widest on the UFC 330 card
Johnson is 8-0, so nothing is known about how he handles adversity
A Philadelphia pay-per-view undercard is the natural place for a prospect to announce himself
McConico's route is length and ugliness, and nothing else
Undefeated records inflate ratings — Johnson's 69.5 has never been stress-tested
McConico's experience edge is genuine; eleven wins at this level is not nothing
This Fight — Statistics
Style Fingerprint
Combatrics radar — 6 fighting dimensions scored 0–10
Round by Round
This fight · per-round breakdown

