Guilherme Pat

Based on the supplied statistics and fight log, Guilherme Pat’s early UFC profile leans toward measured, round-based contests rather than fast finishes. Both of his recorded fights went to decision over three rounds, including a unanimous decision win and a subsequent decision loss. With only two bouts on file, that pattern is an observed fact, but it is not yet enough to label him definitively as a decision-focused fighter. In the striking metrics, Pat is credited with 2.7 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) and 2.03 absorbed per minute (SApM). That combination suggests he has, so far, landed more than he has taken on average, while also operating at a moderate overall pace. His listed striking defense is 51%, indicating he avoids just over half of the significant strikes tracked against him. The grappling numbers in this snapshot are sparse. Pat shows 0 takedowns averaged per 15 minutes and 0 submissions averaged, while his takedown defense is listed at 100%. The 100% figure could indicate strong defensive moments in the limited sample, but it may also reflect low opponent takedown volume or other context not captured here. Overall, the evidence points to a big heavyweight with steady output and early results that have been decided by judges, with finishing tendencies and grappling identity still uncertain due to limited data.