Rafael Fiziev and Mateusz Gamrot are set to clash this weekend, September 22, 2023, in Enterprise, Nevada, for the main event of UFC Vegas 79 in the 155-pound category. Fiziev holds the No. 6 spot in the UFC lightweight division, while Gamrot is positioned at No. 7. Ahead of this exciting showdown, let’s take a closer look at their strengths in knocking out opponents and securing submissions
Rafael Fiziev vs Mateusz Gamrot: Who Is Better Knockout and Submission Artist?
Fiziev boasts a 66% knockout rate, holding a record of 12 wins and 2 losses with 8 knockouts. His latest bout was a three-round majority decision defeat against Justin Gaethje six months back. Gamrot steps into the fight with an impressive 22-2 record, including 7 knockouts. His last match, a three-round split decision win against Jalin Turner, took place six months ago. However, in contrast to Fiziev, Gamrot maintains a lower knockout rate at 31%.
On a closer look at their fighting styles, Gamrot’s finishing prowess is notable. Aside from his 7 knockout wins in 22 matches, he’s secured victories through submissions in 5 bouts, giving him a solid 22% submission rate. Combined with his knockouts, Gamrot boasts an overall finishing rate of over 53%.
On the other hand, Fiziev stands out with a remarkable 66% knockout rate, having delivered 8 knockouts in his 12 victories. In terms of submissions, he has a more modest 8% rate, securing just one win through submissions. Altogether, Fiziev’s finishing rate adds up to an impressive 67%.
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In comparing their knockout and submission rates based on the statistics, it’s evident that Fiziev excels in striking and knocking opponents out. On the other hand, Gamrot has secured more victories and boasts a higher submission rate, establishing him as the submission specialist in this upcoming matchup.
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