Brendson Ribeiro

Ribeiro’s statistical profile suggests a measured but sometimes costly striking pace. He is credited with 3.04 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) while absorbing 3.91 per minute (SApM), alongside 53% striking defense. As observed facts, that combination aligns with being out-landed over time in this sample, though it does not explain when damage occurs or the quality of opponents. The most consistent pattern in the recorded results is volatility early in fights. Four of his five losses in the supplied log ended in Round 1 (three by KO/TKO and one by submission). His only other loss went to a three-round decision. On the positive side, his wins show two different paths: a three-round split decision and a Round 2 submission. That mix indicates he has at least some capacity to survive into later rounds and to finish with grappling when opportunities arise. His grappling metrics are modest but present (0.85 takedowns average; 0.6 submissions average), while his takedown defense is listed at 21%, which may imply vulnerability once opponents engage wrestling. Because the dataset is small and includes no attempt rates or control-time data, any conclusions about preferred style or conditioning should be treated as cautious inference rather than certainty.