Cory Sandhagen

Across 17 listed fights, Sandhagen’s statistical profile points to a higher-paced striker who also mixes in takedowns. He lands 4.86 significant strikes per minute while absorbing 3.47 per minute, and the snapshot lists 56% striking defense. Those numbers suggest he is generally productive on the feet while still spending meaningful time in exchanges. On the grappling side, he is credited with 1.15 takedowns per 15 minutes and 0.2 submissions per 15 minutes. That profile reads more like opportunistic wrestling and position changes than a submission-first approach, although he does have a first-round submission win in the fight log. Results in the recent-fights list show two clear patterns: (1) he can finish, with multiple KO/TKO wins, and (2) many of his high-level matchups have extended into later rounds and decision territory, including several five-round decisions both won and lost. His most recent stretch shows mixed form, with a KO/TKO win over Figueiredo followed by decision losses over five rounds (Dvalishvili) and three rounds (Bautista). Any claim beyond those observed outcomes would require more round-by-round or opponent-specific data than is provided here.