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UFC Fight Night

Heavyweight · 5 rounds

Main event
Waldo Cortes Acosta portrait
Cortes Acosta17-4-0
vs
Johnny Walker portrait
Walker23-10-0

Tale of the tape

35Age34
6' 4"Height6' 6"
78"Reach82"
OrthodoxStanceOrthodox
5.03Sig. strikes landed per min3.98
50%Strike accuracy, all strikes59%
Tactical readStatwell Intel

The main event of the next card, as it reads on Statwell today.

Beyond the numbers

Five significant strikes a minute means little until you know against whom, over how many minutes, and how recently. Every figure on Statwell carries its sample, and the analysis says plainly what the numbers cannot show.

Cortes AcostaMeasured UFC averagesWalker
5.03Sig. strikes landed per min3.98
50%Strike accuracy, all strikes59%
0.36Takedowns per 15 min0.35
50%Takedown accuracy50%
0.09Submission attempts per 15 min0.71

Every angle matters

An Intel analysis opens with Statwell’s Verdict, then reads the matchup in seven parts, each tied to the evidence behind it.

Statwell's VerdictWhich fighter the analysis favors, a qualitative assessment, the reasoning and the strongest counterargument.
  1. 01Style matchupCategory by category: striking, wrestling, grappling, pace, durability and experience, with the reasoning behind each edge.
  2. 02Tactical style clashHow the two styles meet, the scenarios the fight can follow and the factor most likely to swing it.
  3. 03Context flagsLayoffs, short notice, weight, camp and stakes, each sourced and dated.
  4. 04Trend splitsRecent bouts against career figures, with sample sizes, and what the shifts mean.
  5. 05Tactical evidenceTactical notes, each labelled by how it is known, and why it matters in this matchup.
  6. 06Paths through the fightWhat each fighter needs the fight to become, and where that plan can fail.
  7. 07Research summaryThe factors that matter most, the open questions and a balanced synthesis.

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Statwell's Verdict

Our analysis favors Fighter A.

Slight Edge, Clear Edge or Strong Edge

The reasoning, in two or three sentences

The strongest counterargument

The strongest counterargument, in a sentence or two

An evidence-based editorial assessment of this matchup, reviewed before publication. It is not a guarantee of any result or a betting recommendation. When the evidence separates neither fighter, the Verdict says so: No clear edge.

Style matchup

  • Striking

    Fighter A · Slight

    The reasoning, with the figures it rests on
  • Wrestling

    Fighter B · Clear

    The reasoning, with the figures it rests on
  • Grappling

    Even

    The reasoning, with the figures it rests on
  • Cardio (later rounds)

    Unclear: the record cannot say

    The reasoning, with the figures it rests on

Each edge has a size (slight, clear, strong) and the reasoning behind it. When the record cannot separate them, it says so.

Context flags

  • Layoff

    Notable
    Fighter A
    What happened, and when

    Source · date

  • Short notice

    Major
    Fighter B
    What happened, and when

    Source · date

  • Weight

    Minor
    Fighter B
    What happened, and when

    Source · date

  • Stakes

    Minor
    Both fighters
    What happened, and when

    Source · date

Paths through the fight

Fighter A

  1. 01

    What the fight needs to become

    The condition and the evidence for it
  2. 02

    Where that plan can fail

    The condition and the evidence for it

Fighter B

  1. 01

    What the fight needs to become

    The condition and the evidence for it
  2. 02

    Where that plan can fail

    The condition and the evidence for it
The structure of an analysis, drawn with the fight page’s own components. Illustration, not a real analysis.

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Measured

Fight statistics from ESPN's data, computed the same way for every fighter, with the sample behind each figure.

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Sourced

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Every analysis passes automated checks against its evidence, then our editors read and approve it before it is published.

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