Navajo Stirling

The available statistics and results suggest a style built around steady offense with controlled risk. Stirling’s listed output of 6.25 significant strikes landed per minute against 2.67 absorbed indicates he generally lands more than he takes, and a 58% significant strike defense rate supports the picture of a fighter who can limit return fire over time. His finishing record in the recent fight list shows two KO/TKO wins (both in Round 2) alongside three unanimous decisions. Factually, that points to an ability to win over full three-round distances while still carrying enough impact to end fights before the scorecards. As careful inference, the split between decisions and mid-fight stoppages may indicate a pace that builds as opponents adjust, rather than an all-out early sprint. On the wrestling side, Stirling is credited with 0.98 takedowns per 15 minutes and 0 submissions per 15 minutes. That profile, combined with an 82% takedown defense rate, is consistent with a game where keeping fights upright and defending shots can matter, even if takedowns are not a primary source of offense. Overall, the supplied record reflects consistent winning results, a positive striking differential, and a mixed set of outcomes between decisions and stoppages.

Fight Detective lists Navajo Stirling with a current ELO of 1601.5 at Light Heavyweight. In this system, ELO is a rating that updates based on fight results over time; it is intended to summarize performance relative to other fighters in the same weight class. It should be read as a signal from the model rather than a guarantee of future outcomes. In this snapshot, Stirling is marked active with “rising” momentum. His peak ELO is also 1601.5, achieved on 2026-06-20 (the last fight date listed in the ELO record). The ELO module lists 5 total fights with a 5-0 record (0 draws). The accompanying stat line helps describe what may be driving that rating: SLpM 6.25 and SApM 2.67 imply strong net striking activity in the available sample. A striking defense value of 58 suggests he avoids a meaningful share of incoming strikes, while takedown defense of 82 points to consistent resistance to being grounded, at least within the tracked bouts. Offensively, a takedown average of 0.98 and submission average of 0 indicate limited submission output in this dataset. Exposure and limitations matter here. The model inputs shown are based on a small number of fights, and the snapshot does not include rankings, opponent strength indicators, or broader career context. Additionally, one internal inconsistency appears: fight_count is listed as 6 in the fighter table, while the ELO and results sections reflect 5 total fights.