Rei Tsuruya

Across the three UFC fights listed, Tsuruya’s results show a mix of decision outcomes and a fast finish: two bouts reached round 3 and ended by unanimous decision (one win, one loss), and one ended by first-round submission. That distribution supports a cautious inference that he can operate across different fight lengths, though the small sample limits any strong conclusion. His per-minute striking numbers in the snapshot are 2.24 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) and 2.01 absorbed per minute (SApM), suggesting relatively close striking exchanges in the available data. Defensive metrics list 42% striking defense and 50% takedown defense, which indicates he is neither recorded as consistently shutting down opponent attempts nor consistently being overwhelmed—again, within a limited dataset. The clearest statistical signal is grappling activity: a takedown average of 5.06 and a submission average of 1.9 point toward an approach that regularly features wrestling-to-control and submission hunting. His most recent bout (at Bantamweight) ended via round-one submission, aligning with those grappling-oriented indicators.