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Fight Report
Pre-fight analysis · prediction vs result
Santiago knocked out Lawrence Lui fifty-three seconds into the second round, and the man who lost still holds the higher quality-of-victory score.
Hector Santiago made his UFC debut in Shanghai at 33, having waited longer than most for the call, and needed one round and fifty-three seconds to justify it. Lawrence Lui was stopped for the first time in his career. The ratings that came out of it are worth reading with care. Santiago now carries an 80.7 composite, a 100.0 chin rating, 100.0 momentum, a 10.0 striking score, 10.0 pressure and a …
Lui (8-1) lost for the first time as a professional, stopped at 0:53 of round two. His 100.0 quality-of-victory is the highest on the card and reflects two recorded fights against opponents the model rates well. His 1.00 striking score is among the lowest at bantamweight.
Santiago (7-1) won his UFC debut by second-round TKO at 33. His 80.7 composite, 100.0 chin rating and 1.00 finish rate all derive from that one fight, in which he gave away 10.2cm of reach and 5.1cm of height and won anyway.
Santiago won giving away 10.2cm of reach and 5.1cm of height
Lui's 100.0 quality-of-victory is the highest figure on the card and he lost
A 33-year-old debutant with a 1.00 finish rate off one fight
Lui's 1.00 striking score and 9.00 volume — output without damage
Santiago's ratings are one fight deep and will move sharply against better opposition
Lui's high quality-of-victory may be flattering a two-fight sample
This Fight — Statistics
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Combatrics radar — 6 fighting dimensions scored 0–10
Round by Round
This fight · per-round breakdown