90PFL Chicago: Pettis vs. McKee, April 11, 2026
Finished
90‘King Kong’
Alexandr9.4
Win
SUB(Guillotine Choke) R2, 08:10
81‘Zé Colmeia’
Rodrigo5.8
Loss
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Record
22-4-0
Record
5
TKO
14
Sub
2
Dec
Bio
35
Age
Moldova
Country
Anthropometry
6'2" (188cm)
Height
75.0" (191cm)
Reach
Position (8 fights)ⓘ
Position - the time and percentage of the total fight time that the fighters spent at range, in the clinch, or on the ground.
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Position - the time and percentage of the total fight time that the fighters spent at range, in the clinch, or on the ground.
Read the full methodology2:35 · 58.0%
Distance
0:48 · 18.0%
Clinch
1:04 · 23.9%
Ground
Controlⓘ
Control - the time and percentage of the total fight time during which one fighter held a dominant position in the clinch or on the ground.
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Control - the time and percentage of the total fight time during which one fighter held a dominant position in the clinch or on the ground.
Read the full methodology0:46 · 94.8%
Clinch control
0:48 · 75.3%
Ground control
Promotion
PFL
Striking Breakdown
9.74
Thrown strikes per minute
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Unlike traditional systems, "Stats Fight" doesn't aim to count every movement - it focuses on meaningful, fight-relevant actions. What Counts as a Thrown Strike? In "Stats Fight", not every hand movement is recorded as a strike. A strike is only counted if it: poses real danger to the opponent is thrown with intent to impact, not just to measure distance This means: feints are excluded probing the distance are excluded 👉 The goal is to filter out “noise” and focus only on actions that could realistically influence the fight.
Read the full methodology5.76
Landed strikes per minute
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What Counts as a Landed Strike? The core principle is damage and impact. A landed strike must be: a high-amplitude action (not a light touch) either cleanly reaching the opponent or meaningfully interacting with a solid “frame” block pressed against the body or head 👉 Accuracy alone is not enough - the strike must carry visible intent and effect.
Read the full methodology59
%, Strikes effective
Wrestling & Grappling
0.65
Takedown per round
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What as a successful takedown? In "Stats Fight", a takedown is considered successful only when it achieves real impact - either the fighter deals damage or establishes control over the opponent after the takedown. It’s not just about bringing someone to the ground, but making that action meaningful in the context of the fight.
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0.88
Attempts to submissions in 15 minutes
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What is a submission attempt? A submission attempt in "Stats Fight" is counted when a fighter fully “closes the lock” and starts applying pressure. It's not just about wanting to make an attempt; the attempt must demonstrate a real threat of finishing the fight, reflecting genuine offensive action.
Read the full methodology0.35
Successful submissions in 15 minutes
Note: Stats Fight statistics are based on fights collected in our proprietary database. Some fights may not be included, so a fighter's record and statistics may differ from their current official record.
Fight History
Shogun Fights 32, March 28, 2026
Finished
90‘King Kong’
AlexandrWin
SUB(Submission (Rear-Naked Choke)) R1, 01:30
77
JaredLoss
Shogun Fights 31, November 15, 2025
Finished
90‘King Kong’
AlexandrWin
SUB(Submission (Rear-Naked Choke)) R1, 04:03
61‘The Big Mac’
CameronLoss
UFC on ESPN 35 - Font vs. Vera, April 30, 2022
Finished
90‘King Kong’
AlexandrWin
SUB(Keylock) R1, 02:11
77‘The Vanilla Gorilla’
ChaseLoss
UFC Fight Night, October 9, 2021
Finished
90‘King Kong’
AlexandrWin
TKO(Ground & Pound) R2, 09:43
77JaredLoss
UFC Fight Night, April 17, 2021
Finished
90‘King Kong’
AlexandrWin
TD(Technical Split Decision) R3, 11:05
62‘sherdog’
JuanLoss
November 7, 2020
Finished
83‘Pezão’
MarcosLoss
90‘King Kong’
AlexandrWin
SUB(Forearm Choke) R1, 04:48
September 12, 2020
Finished
90‘King Kong’
AlexandrWin
SUB(Arm-Triangle Choke) R2, 09:22
70
RoqueLoss
February 16, 2019
Finished
90‘King Kong’
AlexandrWin
SUB(Slam) R1, 02:26
51‘La Muerte’
SérgioLoss
November 3, 2018
Finished
90‘King Kong’
AlexandrWin
TKO(Punches) R3, 12:17
59
SultanLoss
August 22, 2018
Finished
90‘King Kong’
AlexandrWin
SUB(Choke) R1, 01:16
57VirgilLoss
May 26, 2018
Finished
90‘King Kong’
AlexandrWin
SUB(Forearm Choke) R1, 03:54
51
IonLoss
1/20
Stats Fight Rating - Fighting Level
Stats Fight Rating (Fighting Level) is a universal measure of an MMA fighter’s strength and skills, developed by the Stats Fight team. Each fighter is assigned a score from 0 to 100 that reflects their overall effectiveness. The score is based on six key attributes. 1. Power: An assessment of offensive power and the ability to finish a fight by knockout or submission. 2. Speed: The intensity, frequency, and pace of striking. 3. Takedowns: The effectiveness of wrestling techniques and bringing an opponent to the ground. 4. Defense: The ability to avoid damage, block strikes, and defend against takedowns. 5. Control: The ability to dominate in the clinch and keep an opponent grounded. 6. Experience / Opposition: The level of competition the fighter has faced throughout their career.
Stats Fight Rating - Fighting Level
90
Power91
Speed93
Takedown80
Control99
Efficiency89
Defense85
ALEXANDR
ROMANOV
Stats Fight Performance History
10.0
9.5
9.0
8.5
8.0
7.5
7.0
6.5
6.0
5.5
5.0
Perfect! The fighter demonstrated effective use of the full MMA technical arsenal, leading to victory.
The score indicates the fighter effectively applied only part of the technical arsenal.
Minimum score! The fighter could not show their capabilities in the bout.
10.0
9.5
9.0
8.5
8.0
7.5
7.0
6.5
6.0
5.5
5.0
10.0
9.5
9.0
8.5
8.0
7.5
7.0
6.5
6.0
5.5
5.0
Perfect! The fighter demonstrated effective use of the full MMA technical arsenal, leading to victory.
The score indicates the fighter effectively applied only part of the technical arsenal.
Minimum score! The fighter could not show their capabilities in the bout.
Stats Fight Performance is a metric that evaluates a fighter's actions within a single, specific bout. The score is generated automatically by a computer immediately following the tournament. It helps highlight outstanding and highly efficient performances, filtering out subjective opinions from sports journalists and the fighter's media status. How is it calculated? The score is influenced by all real-time actions during the fight:
(+) Positive factors: impactful strikes, knockdowns, successful takedowns, mat control, and submission attempts.
(−) Negative factors: low striking accuracy, poor takedown defense, passivity, and losing the fight itself.
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