Nurullo Aliev

Across the three fights in the provided record, Aliev has consistently reached the judges’ scorecards, with a majority decision followed by two unanimous decisions. As an observed pattern, his UFC sample here reflects a style that has translated into sustained, full-length performances rather than quick endings. Statistically, his striking pace in the snapshot is moderate: 2.72 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) with 1.63 absorbed per minute (SApM). Without claiming round-by-round dominance, the gap between those two rates suggests he has tended to absorb fewer significant strikes than he lands over his recorded minutes. His listed striking defense is 58%, indicating he avoids a meaningful share of opponents’ attempts, though not at an extreme level. On the wrestling/grappling side, the profile shows 2.12 takedowns per 15 minutes (TD Avg) and an 80% takedown defense rate. Taken together, those numbers support a careful inference that he can both initiate grappling exchanges and resist being grounded, but the dataset does not break down how those actions affected control time or scoring in each fight. A submission average of 0.3 per 15 minutes hints at occasional submission activity, but no submission finishes appear in the listed results.