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Finish Rates
KO, submission, and decision splits by division, era, and rule set.
→MMA by the numbers — finish rates, records, and what the stats actually show.
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Finish rates, judging data, records and streaks — sourced from the record books, quoted with sample sizes.
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Judging
What scorecards actually reward, measured across thousands of rounds.
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Records
Streaks, title defenses, and the asterisks the highlight reels omit.
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