In a thrilling matchup at UFC Fight Night: Yusuff vs. Barboza, Chris Gutierrez emerged victorious over Alatengheili. The fight ended in the third round, with Gutierrez securing a unanimous decision victory. Referee Kerry Hatley oversaw the action. We have all the stats and details below.
Alatengheili vs. Chris Gutierrez Fight Breakdown
In the UFC fight between Chris Gutierrez and Alatengheili, both fighters showcased their skills and determination. Chris Gutierrez had a total of 0 knockdowns, while Alatengheili also did not have any knockdowns. In terms of significant strikes, Gutierrez landed 110 out of 197 strikes, resulting in a 55% success rate. On the other hand, Alatengheili landed 38 out of 133 strikes, with a 28% success rate.
Both fighters displayed their striking abilities, with Gutierrez landing more significant strikes compared to Alatengheili. However, Alatengheili managed to defend and evade a significant portion of Gutierrez’s strikes. When it came to takedowns, Gutierrez attempted 0 and was not successful in any, while Alatengheili attempted 4 takedowns, succeeding in 2 of them, showcasing his grappling skills.
Overall, the fight was intense and competitive, with Gutierrez showing his striking prowess and Alatengheili displaying his defensive skills and takedowns. Despite their efforts, neither fighter was able to secure a knockout or submission. The control time for the fight was 0:08 for Gutierrez and 0:51 for Alatengheili, indicating that Alatengheili had more control over the fight.
Chris Gutierrez fight stats
Chris Gutierrez was firing at a 56.7% accuracy, throwing 203 strikes and landing 115. There were 197 significant strikes, with 110 landing. He targeted the head with 96 shots, landing 44. Gutierrez also delivered 10 body strikes and an impressive 56 leg kicks. In terms of takedowns, he attempted 0 and did not land any.
Strikes Thrown |
115 of 203 |
Significant Strikes |
110 of 197 |
Head Strikes |
44 of 96 |
Body Strikes |
10 |
Leg Strikes |
56 |
Takedowns |
0 of 0 |
Alatengheili fight stats
Alatengheili was firing at a 29% accuracy, throwing 134 strikes and landing 39. There were 133 significant strikes, with 38 landing successfully. Of those, 25 strikes were aimed at the head out of 108 attempts. Additionally, there were 10 strikes to the body and 3 leg kicks. Alatengheili went for a total of 4 takedowns and successfully landed 2.
Strikes Thrown |
39 of 134 |
Significant Strikes |
38 of 133 |
Head Strikes |
25 of 108 |
Body Strikes |
10 |
Leg Strikes |
3 |
Takedowns |
2 of 4 |
Round by Round stats
Let’s take a look at how Chris Gutierrez did against Alatengheili round by round.
In Round 1, Chris Gutierrez landed 35 significant strikes out of 65 attempts, with a percentage of 53%. He landed 35 total strikes out of 65 attempts. He did not attempt any takedowns or submission attacks. Alatengheili landed 7 significant strikes out of 29 attempts, with a percentage of 24%. He landed 7 total strikes out of 29 attempts. He also did not attempt any takedowns or submission attacks.
In Round 2, Chris Gutierrez landed 38 significant strikes out of 68 attempts, with a percentage of 55%. He landed 38 total strikes out of 68 attempts. He did not attempt any takedowns or submission attacks. Alatengheili landed 17 significant strikes out of 46 attempts, with a percentage of 36%. He landed 17 total strikes out of 46 attempts. He also did not attempt any takedowns or submission attacks.
In Round 3, Chris Gutierrez landed 37 significant strikes out of 64 attempts, with a percentage of 57%. He landed 42 total strikes out of 70 attempts. He did not attempt any takedowns, but he did attempt 2 submission attacks, with a 50% success rate. Alatengheili landed 14 significant strikes out of 58 attempts, with a percentage of 24%. He landed 15 total strikes out of 59 attempts. He attempted 4 takedowns, but none of them were successful.
The fight went to a decision, with Chris Gutierrez winning by unanimous decision. The judges scored the fight 27-30 in favor of Chris Gutierrez. The fight lasted for 3 rounds, with a time format of 5 minutes per round. The referee for the fight was Kerry Hatley.