

Loss
KO/TKO (R1 · 0:15)UFC Fight Night: Pettis vs. Moreno
UFC round data: 4 bouts · through 2017-08-05

Heuristic scores · 0–100
4 UFC bouts · 54 division peers
Data through 2017-08-05
1 bouts reaching round 3
Data through 2016-12-17
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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Hector Sandoval has a professional MMA record of 14-4-0 (wins-losses-draws).
Hector Sandoval's UFC record is 2-2-0 (wins-losses-draws), and 12-2-0 in professional fights outside the UFC.
Hector Sandoval does not have a fight currently scheduled.
Hector Sandoval is 40 years old, born July 19, 1986.
Hector Sandoval stands 157 cm (5'2") tall, with a 163 cm (64") reach.
Hector Sandoval is from United States.
Hector Sandoval is known as "Kid Alex".
Hector Sandoval last fought on August 5, 2017 at UFC Fight Night: Pettis vs. Moreno, losing to Dustin Ortiz by KO/TKO in round 1.
Hector Sandoval defeated Fredy Serrano by unanimous decision at UFC on FOX: VanZant vs. Waterson on December 17, 2016. The official scorecards were Ron McCarthy 30-27, Mike Guingona 29-28, Brandon Saucedo 30-27 (winner's score first).
Hector Sandoval (United States), a flyweight, went 14-4 as a pro and 2-2 in the UFC (12-2 outside it). He debuted at UFC 201: Lawler vs. Woodley on July 30, 2016; one of his two UFC wins came by KO/TKO and one by decision. His reach of 64 inches is 3.9 inches shorter than the flyweight average (67.9 inches). Last fight: KO/TKO loss to Dustin Ortiz, then 5-5 in the UFC, on August 5, 2017 (UFC Fight Night: Pettis vs. Moreno).
Built from AgentMMA's UFC database (as of November 7, 2026); not AI-written.
Computed by AgentMMA from the round-by-round stats of 4 UFC bouts (21:28 of fight time).
| Stat | Sandoval | Division average | Percentile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Significant strikes landed per minute | 3.371 in 21:28 | 3.6 | 46 |
| Significant strike accuracy | 52.2%71 of 136 landed | 45.9% | 87 |
| Significant strikes absorbed per minute | 2.350 in 21:28 | 3.7 | 17 |
| Significant strike defense | 65.5%95 of 145 avoided | 53% | 96 |
| Takedowns per 15 minutes | 3.55 in 21:28 | 1.7 | 85 |
| Takedown accuracy | 25%5 of 20 landed | 36.4% | 16 |
| Takedown defense | 71.4%10 of 14 stopped | 58.8% | 74 |
| Submission attempts per 15 minutes | 1.42 in 21:28 | 0.7 | 89 |
| Knockdowns per 15 minutes | 00 in 21:28 | 0.4 | 15 |
| Control time | 17.5%3:45 of 21:28 | 19.2% | 57 |
| Average fight time | 5:224 bouts | 11:07 | 2 |
| Height | 157 cm62″ | 169 cm66.5″ | |
| Reach | 163 cm64″ | 172 cm67.9″ |
UFC record: 2-2
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