Bogdan Grad

Across the limited three-fight sample, Grad’s UFC results show a clear tilt toward decisive outcomes. His only win came by KO/TKO (Round 2), and one of his two losses also ended by KO/TKO (Round 2). The remaining loss was a unanimous decision over three rounds. With no submissions recorded (0 submission wins and 0 submission losses) and a 0.0 submission average, the available evidence does not show a submission-based finishing pattern. Statistically, Grad lands 4.06 significant strikes per minute while absorbing 5.06 per minute. That differential suggests he has been out-landed on average in the recorded sample, though the small number of fights limits how confidently that can be generalized. His listed striking defense is 49%, which indicates he avoids about half of opponents’ significant strike attempts, based on the metric provided. On the wrestling side, Grad’s takedown average is 4.22, and his takedown defense is 75%. Taken together, the numbers support an inference that grappling and takedown exchanges can be a meaningful part of his approach and his opponents’ approach. However, without per-fight attempt counts or control time, the snapshot cannot confirm how consistently those takedowns translate into sustained top control or scoring advantages.