Fight Facts breaks down all the juicy details and oddities of each UFC card. It’s where stats meet fun, with a sprinkle of puns and a dash of historical context.
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**TOTAL NUMBER OF UFC FIGHTS:** 7,628
**TOTAL NUMBER OF UFC EVENTS:** 687
The Ultimate Fighting Championship set the bar high for UFC 300. They didn’t just meet expectations; they shattered them. This event will go down in history, thanks to an unforgettable knockout that’s already winning awards.
Half of a whopping $1.2 million in bonuses went to just one guy. That’s over double the previous record. Talk about a payday!
Jim Miller made history, fighting in UFC 100, 200, and 300. That’s a hat trick worth noting.
American Top Team shone at UFC 300, with all four of their fighters winning their bouts. Talk about squad goals.
Alex Pereira defended his light heavyweight title, joining an elite group of champions. Jon Jones, watch out.
Pereira’s knockout game is strong, with an 80% rate. He’s not messing around, especially in the first round.
Weili Zhang had to work hard for her win against Xiaonan Yan. It was a battle that went the distance, marking a first for Zhang.
Zhang’s victory puts her just behind the divisional leaders. She’s knocking on the door of history.
Yan showed her skills, managing to take Zhang down three times. That’s as many as Zhang’s last ten fights combined.
Max Holloway’s last-second knockout for the “BMF” title was epic. It’s tied for the latest knockout in UFC history.
“Blessed” Holloway is climbing the ranks with his 22nd win. He’s now tied for fourth for the most wins inside the Octagon.
Holloway’s got power, with 13 of his wins by stoppage. Only a few have done better.
He’s the first to score a knockout in every round. That’s a record that speaks to his versatility.
Holloway’s significant strike game is unmatched. He’s landed more than anyone else in UFC history.
Despite a close call, Holloway has never been officially knocked down. That’s 29 fights without hitting the canvas.
Holloway’s bonuses for UFC 300 were record-breaking. He’s setting new standards for fight night payouts.
He’s no stranger to double bonuses, having earned them against Brian Ortega in 2018. Holloway’s in elite company.
Gaethje’s fight with Holloway added another $300k to his collection. That’s 13 bonuses in 13 fights.
Tsarukyan made history by beating Charles Oliveira on the scorecards. It’s a feat not seen since Frankie Edgar in 2013.
Bo Nickal’s submission game is strong. He’s making a name for himself, fast.
Don’t bet against Nickal. His odds are off the charts, making him one of the biggest favorites in UFC history.
Jiri Prochazka’s comeback win was nothing short of dramatic. He’s a finisher, through and through.
Aljamain Sterling’s UFC featherweight debut was a success. He dominated with takedowns, setting a new personal record.
Kayla Harrison made a statement in her bantamweight debut. Holly Holm didn’t stand a chance.
Diego Lopes made quick work of Sodiq Yusuff. His first-round finishes are becoming a habit.
Carneiro’s striking was on point, earning him a rare stoppage win. He’s usually one for submissions.
Jessica Andrade is now the most victorious woman in the Octagon. She’s setting records and taking names.
Andrade’s strawweight wins tie her with the division’s best. She’s in good company.
Bobby Green’s striking was too much for Jim Miller. The disparity in their strike totals was one for the record books.
Miller’s resilience is unmatched, but this time it wasn’t enough. He’s still one of the most experienced fighters around.
Despite the loss, Miller’s record is impressive. He’s tied for third for the most defeats, but that’s just part of his long UFC journey.
Figueiredo’s submission game is as strong as ever. He’s balanced with an equal number of knockouts and submissions.
UFC 300 was a night of firsts. Nickal, Rakic, Yusuff, and Garbrandt all faced new challenges.
Pereira’s walkout music has become a signature. “Itsari” by Sepultura is his lucky charm.
Cody Brundage switched up his walkout tune, but it wasn’t enough to secure a win against Nickal.
Miller’s choice of “Bad Moon Rising” has been a constant in his career. Despite the loss, his win rate remains impressive.