Michal Oleksiejczuk

Based on the supplied record, Oleksiejczuk’s outcomes suggest a striker-first profile with a strong preference for early finishes when he wins. In the career summary, all recorded wins are either by KO/TKO (8) or listed as non-finishing results in the recent fight log (for example, a unanimous decision win over Marc-Andre Barriault). The summary itself reports 0 decision wins, which indicates a mismatch between the summary and the fight list; the safest reading is that his overall win history still skews strongly toward stoppages even if not every decision outcome is consistently reflected. In terms of pace, his striking volume metrics are high-activity: 5.85 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) with 4.5 absorbed per minute (SApM). That combination aligns with fights that can be busy and exchange-heavy rather than low-output. The clearest recurring pattern in the losses is vulnerability to submissions. The career summary assigns 6 of his 8 losses to submission, and the recent fight log includes multiple first-round submission defeats (for example, losses to Abus Magomedov, Kevin Holland, and Michel Pereira). As an inference, when fights hit the mat or grappling exchanges intensify, the risk profile appears to rise compared with stand-up-heavy sequences. His recent form in the provided stretch shows both sides: several first-round KO/TKOs at Middleweight, followed by a first-round submission loss in his latest recorded bout.