MMA Lab
Des recherches fondées sur les preuves pour comprendre comment les combats se gagnent vraiment : des études calculées sur la base de combats d'AgentMMA et des revues honnêtes de la recherche publiée — jamais d'opinion à l'emporte-pièce.
Does MMA Open Scoring Make Fighters Coast? What Data Says
Does MMA open scoring make fighters coast? A 3,646-bout UFC study and Kansas data show how known scores change final-round tactics and the limits.
How Is UFC Striking Accuracy Calculated? Stats Explained
Learn how UFC striking accuracy is calculated, what significant-strike percentages miss, and how to compare volume, position, damage and sample size.
UFC Point Deductions: Frequency and Scorecard Impact
UFC point deductions affected 1.60% of 7,491 fights since 2010. See how referees apply them, how scorecards change, and where the data falls short.
How Often Do UFC Judges Disagree? What Scorecards Show
How often do UFC judges disagree? A 5,238-round study shows exact-score splits, hidden debate inside unanimous decisions, and the data's limits.
Do UFC Records Matter? What Reddit Gets Right and Wrong
Do UFC records matter? Reddit gets opponent quality right, but raw wins and losses still count. Learn how to read strength of schedule and context.
How Common Are UFC Eye Pokes? Rules, Data and Outcomes
How common are UFC eye pokes? A 397-fight audit, current recovery rules, and real no-contest, technical-decision, and disqualification outcomes.
How Long Is a UFC Fight? Rounds, Breaks and Limits
How long is a UFC fight? Learn the three- and five-round formats, 15- and 25-minute limits, breaks, stoppages, timeouts and scorecard timing.
Does Fight-Night Weight Regain Help UFC Fighters Win?
Does UFC fight-night weight regain improve win odds? Compare 1,474 MMA weigh-ins, 616 UFC athletes, and conflicting evidence on size and recovery.
UFC KO vs TKO: What’s the Difference Under the Rules?
UFC KO vs TKO rules aren't as simple as conscious or unconscious. See official definitions, stoppage types, fight examples, and what 844 bouts show.
What Does No Contest Mean in UFC? Rules, Records and Data
What does no contest mean in UFC? Learn the foul-time rules, record impact, title effects, famous examples, and all-time data from 8,940 fights.
Most Common UFC Submissions: What 3,123 Fights Show
The rear-naked choke is the most common UFC submission. A 3,123-fight study shows how often submissions happen, which types lead, and the data limits.
Do UFC Age Gaps Matter? UFC Belgrade and 8,419 Fights
UFC age gap data tracks win rates across 8,419 fights, then puts the wide Błachowicz–Stirling and Medić–Rodriguez gaps in context at UFC Belgrade.