Alden Coria

From the supplied statistics, Coria’s baseline profile reads as a balanced flyweight with a tilt toward clean, controlled exchanges. He averages 4.69 significant strikes landed per minute while allowing 2.40, and his 69% striking defense suggests he is not simply winning by volume alone. These numbers support a careful inference that he has been comparatively hard to hit while still producing enough offense to bank rounds. The recorded results show finishing capability but not an all-finish pattern. One of his three wins is a KO/TKO (in round 3), while his two most recent wins went the full three rounds, including one listed as unanimous decision. That mix points to a fighter who can sustain pace into later rounds, though the small sample means it is not possible to separate opponent-driven outcomes from an established tendency. Coria’s grappling metrics hint at a secondary wrestling layer rather than a submission-heavy approach: 1.75 takedowns per 15 minutes, 71% takedown defense, and a 0.00 submission average. Taken together, the evidence supports the inference of a style that can incorporate takedowns without relying on submission volume. With only three recorded fights, any claims about durability, cardio, or specific tactical habits should be treated as provisional.