Fighters in UFC history with the most takedowns landed who have never had a sweep scored against them:
1. Merab Dvalishvili (97 takedowns)
2. Curtis Blaydes (64 takedowns)
3. Kamaru Usman (63 Takedowns)
4. Khabib Nurmagomedov (61 takedowns)
5. Corey Anderson (53 takedowns)
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Alex Pereira holds the UFC Light Heavyweight record for significant strike accuracy, at 64.4%
His lowest single-fight accuracy rate came against Magomed Ankalaev (55.5%)
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Alex Pereira out-landed each of his first 10 UFC opponents in significant strikes, with an average differential of +21.5 per fight
He was out-landed by 18 significant strikes by Magomed Ankalaev (94 to 76)
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@ufc@MerabDvalishvil Merab is 1 of 5 fighters in UFC history with at least 200 takedown attempts
He's the only one of the five with a takedown accuracy rate above 35%
If Khalil Rountree knocks down Jiri Prochazka, he will break the tie for the UFC Light Heavyweight record.
His 14 are tied with Chuck Liddell and Shogun Rua for the division record.
Carlos Ulberg has now out-landed all 10 of his opponents in significant strikes, with an average differential of +20.2 per fight (52.6 landed to 32.4 absorbed)
Only 3 fighters in UFC Light Heavyweight history have a better differential with 10+ fights.
- Jon Jones (+32.2)
- Corey Anderson (+24.0)
- Marcin Prachnio (+23.2)
- Carlos Ulberg (+20.2)
- Phil Davis (+20.1)
- Forrest Griffin (+20.1
Carlos Ulberg's 9-fight win streak is now tied for the second longest in UFC Light Heavyweight history:
- Jon Jones (13)
- Carlos Ulberg (9)
- Magomed Ankalaev (9)
- Lyoto Machida (8)
- Chuck Liddell (7)
Neil Magny has passed Kamaru Usman for the third most takedowns landed in UFC Welterweight history:
1. Georges St-Pierre (87)
2. Colby Covington (70)
3. @NeilMagny (64)
4. Kamaru Usman (63)
5. Johnny Hendricks (61)
Neil Magny is now one of only four fighters with 10+ finishes in UFC Welterweight history:
- Matt Brown (15)
- Vicente Luque (14)
- Matt Hughes (11)
- @NeilMagny (10)
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@ufc@Alle_Thainara@espn Alexia Thainara now has 19 minutes, 32 seconds of UFC fight time.
69% of that time has been spent in grappling control positions (13 minutes 26 seconds)
She has out-landed her opponents a combined 55 to 39 in significant strikes