Alberto Montes

With only two UFC fights in the provided record, any style read on Alberto Montes should be treated as preliminary. The results show a clear split: a Round 2 submission win followed by a Round 3 KO/TKO loss. Factually, that means his entire recorded UFC sample has ended inside the distance, with no decisions to anchor expectations about long-form scoring, late-round consistency, or judging trends. The statistical snapshot suggests an active striker: he is credited with 5.26 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) while absorbing 4.44 (SApM). A 60% significant strike defense indicates he avoids a meaningful share of incoming shots, though the small fight count (2) makes this highly sensitive to single-fight variance. On the wrestling/grappling side, the numbers show 0 takedowns per 15 minutes (TD Avg) alongside 77% takedown defense. That combination can be read—carefully—as either limited offensive wrestling in this sample or simply a lack of recorded takedown attempts. The listed submission average (6.8) and a submission win are consistent with some finishing threat on the mat, but the dataset does not specify how that threat is created (entries, clinch work, or transitions).