Levi Rodrigues Jr.

With only one fight in the supplied record, Rodrigues Jr.’s style profile is necessarily incomplete, but a few statistical signals can be described. The current numbers show him landing 4.5 significant strikes per minute while absorbing 2.1 per minute. In simple terms, that combination suggests he was able to produce offense without matching absorption in this limited sample; however, the accompanying 22% significant-strike defense indicates he was also being hit at a high rate when opponents threw. The grappling indicators point to a striking-led approach in this snapshot. Both takedown average and submission average are listed as 0.0, while takedown defense is listed at 100%. Factually, that means there is no recorded offensive wrestling or submission activity in this data and no recorded successful takedowns against him. It is careful inference—not a certainty—that his early UFC pattern leans toward stand-up exchanges rather than initiating grappling. Finishing tendency is also hard to generalize with one bout, but the career summary shows a single KO/TKO loss and no wins by any method. The lone fight ended in Round 2 via KO/TKO, which may indicate exposure in prolonged striking exchanges, though additional bouts would be needed to confirm whether that is repeatable risk or a one-off outcome.