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Fight Report
Pre-fight analysis · prediction vs result
Vicente Luque has finished 82 per cent of his wins; Tresean Gore has finished all of his — and neither man has a reliable chin left.
Vicente Luque has been in the UFC since 2015 and has shared a cage with Belal Muhammad, Tyron Woodley and Leon Edwards. Most recently he moved up and submitted Kelvin Gastelum with an anaconda choke in the first round at UFC 327 — a reminder that for all the wars, the finishing instinct has not gone anywhere. His 82.4 per cent finish rate and maximum 100 momentum score say a fighter still very muc…
Luque is 24-12-1 with a maximum 100 momentum score after submitting Kelvin Gastelum with an anaconda choke at UFC 327. His 34 chin rating reflects a decade of wars and is the clearest vulnerability in his profile. He needs to keep this standing and use the experience gap — he has been in this fight a hundred times and Gore has not.
Gore is 7-4 with a 100 per cent finish rate and the only perfect (10.00) submission rating on the card. His 0.86 striking score is the lowest in the field. He needs a takedown in the first five minutes; without one he has no viable path across three rounds.
Whether Gore can secure a takedown in the opening round
The 4.6-point striking gap — the widest on the card
Luque's 34 chin rating after a decade of wars
Gore's maximum 10.00 submission rating if it hits the mat
Experience: 37 pro fights versus 11
Gore's submission grappling is best-in-field and Luque has been submitted before
Luque's chin means even a badly outclassed opponent can end this with one connection
This Fight — Statistics
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Combatrics radar — 6 fighting dimensions scored 0–10
Round by Round
This fight · per-round breakdown

