Alexia Thainara

Across the three fights in this record, Thainara’s results point to a style that can win in multiple ways, with a clear tendency toward control and round-winning over extended time. Two of her three wins are unanimous decisions, both over three rounds, which is a direct indicator that she has already built success through sustained performance rather than relying only on quick finishes. The remaining win is a Round 1 submission, showing that she also has a grappling-based finishing route when early openings appear. Her statistical profile suggests a pressure-capable baseline on the feet: 4.62 significant strikes landed per minute against 2.46 absorbed implies she has, at minimum, been on the favorable side of exchange volume in this sample. A 59% striking defense number supports the idea that she has limited incoming damage reasonably well, though the small sample size means this should be treated cautiously. Grappling metrics reinforce an active wrestling/submission approach. A takedown average of 4.54 per 15 minutes and 1.8 submissions per 15 minutes indicate frequent attempts to change phases and work for finishing positions. Carefully inferred from these combined indicators, her winning pattern in the snapshot leans toward mixing takedowns with enough striking output to bank rounds, with occasional early submission upside.