Jose Delgado

Based on the supplied rate stats and recorded results, Delgado profiles as a high-output striker with an aggressive pace. His SLpM (7.48) is high relative to his SApM (4.95), suggesting he is often working at a busy tempo where exchanges are frequent rather than purely low-volume, single-shot engagements. With 50% striking defense listed, the data also indicates he is hittable at times, which can be a trade-off for sustained offense. His finish history in the snapshot is mixed across the five-fight sample. Two wins came by KO/TKO in Round 1 (vs. Connor Matthews and Hyder Amil), indicating he can start quickly and convert early offense into a stoppage. More recently, his last two wins went to the scorecards (decision vs. Austin Bashi; split decision vs. Andre Fili). That shift can be read carefully as either opponents lasting longer against him, a tactical choice to manage risk, or simply normal variance across a small set of bouts. On the grappling side, Delgado’s takedown average is 1.51 per 15 minutes with 0 submissions per 15 minutes. That combination supports the inference that wrestling may appear as a secondary tool for control or round-winning moments rather than as a primary submission-finishing route, though the snapshot does not include control time or attempt counts to confirm how those takedowns are used.