Gauge Young

In the supplied UFC sample, Gauge Young’s results point to a decision-oriented profile. All three recent bouts listed went the full three rounds, and his career summary shows one decision win along with two additional wins recorded in the recent-fights log, with no knockout or submission wins noted. That finishing absence is an observed fact within this dataset, and it suggests—carefully and without overreach—that his fights have tended to be managed over extended minutes rather than ended early. Statistically, Young is credited with 6.32 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) and 5.12 absorbed per minute (SApM). That combination indicates a relatively high-volume striking environment in his UFC appearances, with meaningful offense and return fire. His listed striking defense is 49%, which is consistent with the absorbed-strikes rate being notable even alongside his output. On the wrestling side, Young’s takedown defense is listed at 76%, with a modest takedown average of 0.75 and a submission average of 0. Taken together, the numbers support the view that his game has not been built around frequent takedowns or submission chasing in these recorded fights. The main limitation is scope: three documented bouts are not enough to firmly label long-term tendencies, but the early pattern is clear—pace, exchanges, and judge decisions.