Charles Johnson

Based on the supplied metrics and bout outcomes, Johnson projects as a high-exchange fighter. His 4.77 significant strikes landed per minute paired with 4.02 absorbed suggests he tends to work at a steady pace and spend meaningful time trading in open space rather than relying exclusively on control-based grappling. The switch stance listing is consistent with a flexible striking approach, though the dataset does not specify preferred techniques. Grappling numbers point to selective offense: 0.51 takedowns per 15 minutes and 0.3 submission attempts per 15 minutes imply he is not consistently pursuing takedown-heavy game plans. At the same time, his 69% takedown defense and 55% striking defense suggest a style that leans on staying upright and managing exchanges, with mixed success depending on the opponent. His results reinforce variety in outcomes. The recent log shows wins by KO/TKO (including Round 1 and Round 3 finishes) and decisions, while losses include a Round 1 KO/TKO and a Round 3 submission. As a careful inference from this spread, his fights can swing late as well as early, and his overall pattern indicates competitiveness without a single dominant, repeatable finishing path captured in the statistics alone.