

Loss
TKO (doctor's stoppage) (R1 · 4:16)UFC 39: The Warriors Return
UFC round data: 3 bouts · through 2002-09-27

Heuristic scores · 0–100
3 UFC bouts · 80 division peers
Data through 2002-09-27
1 bouts reaching round 3
Data through 2002-06-22
Fight IQ = 40% striking-accuracy percentile + 30% striking-defense percentile + 30% takedown-defense percentile within the division.
Requires 3 UFC bouts, 15 measured minutes, at least 10 division peers, 100 strike attempts, 100 opponent strike attempts and 10 opponent takedown attempts.
Cardio = 100 × the median late/early significant-strike attempt rate ratio, capped at 100. Compare rounds 3+ with rounds 1–2 within each bout. Requires 3 eligible bouts with at least 60 late-round seconds each. 100 means maintained or higher late pace.
Fight IQ summarizes accuracy and defense; cardio summarizes retained pace. Style, opponents and grappling affect both. These scores do not measure intelligence, physical fitness or win probability.
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Benji Radach has a professional MMA record of 21-7-0 (wins-losses-draws).
Benji Radach's UFC record is 1-1-0 (wins-losses-draws; 1 NC), and 20-6-0 in professional fights outside the UFC.
Benji Radach does not have a fight currently scheduled.
Benji Radach is 47 years old, born April 5, 1979.
Benji Radach stands 178 cm (5'10") tall.
Benji Radach is from United States.
Benji Radach is known as "Razor".
Benji Radach last fought on September 27, 2002 at UFC 39: The Warriors Return, losing to Sean Sherk by KO/TKO in round 1.
Benji Radach defeated Nick Serra by unanimous decision at UFC 37.5: As Real As It Gets on June 22, 2002. The official scorecards were Eddie Millis 29-28, Abe Belardo 30-27, Tony Weeks 30-27 (winner's score first).
Benji Radach (United States), a welterweight, went 21-7 (1 NC) as a pro and 1-1 (1 NC) in the UFC (20-6 outside it). He debuted at UFC 37: High Impact on May 10, 2002; his only UFC win came by decision. His height of 70 inches is 2.1 inches below the welterweight average (72.1 inches). Last fight: TKO (doctor's stoppage) loss to Sean Sherk, then 2-0 in the UFC, on September 27, 2002 (UFC 39: The Warriors Return).
Built from AgentMMA's UFC database (as of November 7, 2026); not AI-written.
Computed by AgentMMA from the round-by-round stats of 3 UFC bouts (19:43 of fight time).
| Stat | Radach | Division average | Percentile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Significant strikes landed per minute | 2.243 in 19:43 | 4.3 | 5 |
| Significant strike accuracy | 56.6%43 of 76 landed | 48.3% | 90 |
| Significant strikes absorbed per minute | 0.36 in 19:43 | 3.9 | 0 |
| Significant strike defense | 66.7%12 of 18 avoided | 54.1% | —† |
| Takedowns per 15 minutes | 00 in 19:43 | 1.4 | 4 |
| Takedown accuracy | —‡ | 35.2% | — |
| Takedown defense | 86.7%13 of 15 stopped | 66.6% | 87 |
| Submission attempts per 15 minutes | 00 in 19:43 | 0.4 | 13 |
| Knockdowns per 15 minutes | 1.52 in 19:43 | 0.5 | 94 |
| Control time | 53.6%10:34 of 19:43 | 19.1% | 96 |
| Average fight time | 6:343 bouts | 10:53 | 4 |
| Height | 178 cm70″ | 183 cm72.1″ |
UFC record: 1-1 (1 NC)
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