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UFC Tonight - Live UFC Stats of the Current Fight
Follow detailed live stats during UFC broadcasts on ESPN, ESPN Live UFC, or any fightcenter-style coverage — all in one screen.
What You Get. Everything You Need to Read the Fight
Real-Time Strikes, Takedowns & Submissions
View in-fight metrics including significant strikes landed live, total strikes, takedown attempts, successful takedowns, submission attempts, and more. Stay updated round by round with live UFC fight stats.
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What You Get. Everything You Need to Read the Fight
UFC Live Results & Fight Outcomes
Stay updated with UFC live results as fights unfold. Alongside detailed stats — significant strikes, takedowns, and submissions — you also see who is winning each round, momentum shifts, and the official fight outcome the moment it’s announced.
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What You Get. Everything You Need to Read the Fight
Comprehensive Fighter Profiles & Stats
View full career records, striking versus grappling breakdowns, takedown percentages, submission rates, control time, and more. Compare two fighters side by side using complete UFC fight statistics and MMA fight stats.
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What You Get. Everything You Need to Read the Fight
Technical Arsenal & Position-Based Insights
Explore how each fighter performs in distance striking, clinch, or ground (parter) phases. See their tendencies in exchanges, transitions, and preferred techniques — in short, a full fighter’s technical profile.
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FAQ
FC live stats show real-time fight data — including significant strikes, takedowns, control time, and submission attempts — updated instantly as the fight happens.
You can track live UFC stats directly in the Stats Fight app, where every strike, takedown, and control exchange updates in real time — faster and more interactive than static scoreboards.
1. We have a difference in the criteria for fixing indicators:
2. We provide more metrics on striking techniques and have transformed stats into dynamics on "Course of the fight" screen.
3. We also converted live stats into analytical data that shows probability of a winner in a round in real time (G-Fight scale) and objective AI-Scorecards after each round.
- We don't register feints and distance probing as thrown strikes.
- We don't divide strikes into significant and insignificant ones. We sincerely don't understand meaning of significant thrown strikes and insignificant landed strikes!
- We register landed strikes that cause damage (significant landed strikes), i.e. these are all high-amplitude strikes that reached enemy (accurate).
- We consider takedowns successful when a fighter either deals damage or control after receiving.
- We consider the attempt to submissions when the fighter "closed the lock" and began to apply pressure.
2. We provide more metrics on striking techniques and have transformed stats into dynamics on "Course of the fight" screen.
3. We also converted live stats into analytical data that shows probability of a winner in a round in real time (G-Fight scale) and objective AI-Scorecards after each round.
Our Stats Fight app team has been working in the mma live stats provider market for over 8 years for promotions around the world. Our live tracker collects and visualizes official fight data, displaying real-time punch counts, takedown attempts, and round control in the form of dynamic graphs and dynamic columns.
Landed strikes are high—amplitude strikes that penetrate an opponent's defenses or inflict damage through a "frame block" pressed the body.
Significant landed strikes is a strikes that leaves visible damage (bruise, cut) or shocks the opponent's face and body.
Significant landed strikes is a strikes that leaves visible damage (bruise, cut) or shocks the opponent's face and body.
UFC Stats | ESPN FightCenter | Stats Fight app | |
Live Stats | No ❌ | Yes ✅ | Yes ✅ |
Number of live stats indicators | 17 | 9 | 20 |
The probability of a winner in real time | No ❌ | No ❌ | Yes ✅ |
A graph of the intensity of strikes in 30-second segments, taking into account the position and control, and the time stamps of takedowns and submissions. | No ❌ | No ❌ | Yes ✅ |
AI Scorecard after the round | No ❌ | No ❌ | Yes ✅ |
Yes — the Stats Fight app is optimized for mobile. You can track live UFC stats, scores, and fantasy points directly during fights.
Yes. In addition to live stats, you can compare fighter performance over time — strikes landed, takedown success, control time, and efficiency per fight.
In Stats Fight app, all fight stats update in real time, synced with live events on the UFC Fight Pass.
It’s the real-time counter of total and significant strikes during the fight. Stats Fight tracks this continuously for both fighters, so you can see round momentum shift as it happens.
Yes — with Stats Fight app, you can follow live UFC fights and track real-time stats side-by-side. While you watch the broadcast on any platform, the app updates significant strikes, takedowns, control time, and momentum in sync with the action. It’s like having a second screen for fight analytics — perfect for fans who want to see what’s really happening behind the commentary.
Glossary of MMA Stats from Stats Fight app:
Thrown strikes are all strikes that were inflicted by the efforts of one fighter and taking into account the enemy's reaction to them. An important factor is the counting of strokes in the ground or in the clinch. In these positions, we only record high-amplitude strikes that either cause damage or the fighter expends considerable effort on them. We don't record low-amplitude strikes.
Landed strikes are either accurate strikes that have overcome the opponent's defense, or strikes that have been landed into the "frame block". A "frame block" is when a fighter's arms are tightly pressed against his body or head. We think that such strikes cause damage to the enemy. We don't consider it dangerous to strikes past or into a "free block".
We record successful takedowns, after which the fighter retained control. If a fighter makes a throw but is unable to maintain control, the takedown is considered an unsuccessful attempt. We also do not record fighting techniques, if the position has changed during a fight without the participation of fighters, then we simply change positions and do not record a takedown.
We record the submission attempt at the moment when the fighter fixes the "lock" of the reception. When a fighter makes only an attempt to fix a "lock", we don't consider such an action as an attempt to serve. We record the successful submission, after which the battle ends.
Time of Positions is the time and percentage of the total time during which the fight took place in a particular position (distance, clinch, ground).
Control of position is the time and percentage of the total position time (clinch or ground) during which one fighter had the advantage of his position over the other.
Thrown strikes are all strikes that were inflicted by the efforts of one fighter and taking into account the enemy's reaction to them. An important factor is the counting of strokes in the ground or in the clinch. In these positions, we only record high-amplitude strikes that either cause damage or the fighter expends considerable effort on them. We don't record low-amplitude strikes.
Landed strikes are either accurate strikes that have overcome the opponent's defense, or strikes that have been landed into the "frame block". A "frame block" is when a fighter's arms are tightly pressed against his body or head. We think that such strikes cause damage to the enemy. We don't consider it dangerous to strikes past or into a "free block".
We record successful takedowns, after which the fighter retained control. If a fighter makes a throw but is unable to maintain control, the takedown is considered an unsuccessful attempt. We also do not record fighting techniques, if the position has changed during a fight without the participation of fighters, then we simply change positions and do not record a takedown.
We record the submission attempt at the moment when the fighter fixes the "lock" of the reception. When a fighter makes only an attempt to fix a "lock", we don't consider such an action as an attempt to serve. We record the successful submission, after which the battle ends.
Time of Positions is the time and percentage of the total time during which the fight took place in a particular position (distance, clinch, ground).
Control of position is the time and percentage of the total position time (clinch or ground) during which one fighter had the advantage of his position over the other.
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