‘CompuStrike Stats’ Articles at Pro MMA Now

Inside the numbers: Sean Sherk vs. Tyson Griffin

October 29, 2008 by Jack Bratcher

Probably the most interesting fight statistically from UFC 90 was the Fight of the Night between Sean Sherk and Tyson Griffin. Our friends over at CompuStrike have it all broke down for us. Sherk was the winner by unanimous decision and here’s why:

Griffin		Sherk
113/332	Total Strikes Landed/Thrown	132/307
34%	Percentage	43%

90/295	Total Arm Strikes Landed/Thrown	107/273
31%	Percentage	39%
83	Power Strikes Landed	102
7	Clinch Strikes Landed	5

13/24	Total Leg Strikes Landed/Thrown	23/30
54%	Percentage	77%
10	Kicks Landed	16
3	Knees Landed	7

10/13	Ground Strikes Landed/Thrown	2/4
77%	Percentage	50%

0	Takedowns	3
0	Submission Attempts	0
0	Reversals	0
0	Dominant Positions	2

Arlovski vs. Nelson – a look at the stats

October 8, 2008 by Jack Bratcher

Former UFC Heavyweight Champ, Andrei Arlvoski took on the big man, Roy “Big Country” Nelson of IFL fame at EliteXC’s CBS Saturday Night Fights on Oct. 4th. Here’s the CompuStrike final stats:

Arlovski		Nelson
40/68	Total Strikes Landed/Thrown	14/36
59%	Percentage	39%

29/51	Total Arm Strikes Landed/Thrown	5/27
57%	Percentage	19%
29	Punches Landed	5
0	Elbows Landed	0

10/15	Total Leg Strikes Landed/Thrown	1/1
67%	Percentage	100%
5	Kicks Landed	0
5	Knees Landed	1

1/2	Ground Strikes Landed/Thrown	8/8
50%	Percentage	100%

0	Takedowns	0
0	Submission Attempts	1
0	Reversals	0
0	Dominant Positions	2

UFC 88: Breakthrough – CompuStrike Stats

September 10, 2008September 9, 2008 by Jack Bratcher

Most of us know by now the fight results for UFC 88: Breakdown, but let’s take a look inside the numbers with our content partner CompuStrike.

CompuStrike Results for Evans vs Liddell held in Atlanta on 09/06/2008:

Winner: Rashad Evans by KO rd. 2

Inside the Numbers: Liddell won a fairly uneventful first round, landing 10 of 36 total strikes to 10 of 27 for Evans, who kept the Ice Man on his toes in pursuit. Between rounds, Evans’ coaches confirmed their gameplan seemed to be working by frustrating Liddell and causing him to chase Evans. Capitalizing upon the Iceman’s hot pursuit and lowered left hand, Evans threw a huge over hand right that connected on his opponent’s chin, turned his lights out and laid the former light heavyweight champion face down in the Octagon.

Some have criticized Liddell saying he has become one-dimensional and the fact that he attempted just three leg strikes and zero takedowns does land some credence to that argument.