Shamil Gaziev

From the supplied stats and results, Gaziev’s profile suggests a heavyweight who has been involved in decisive outcomes. In the snapshot, all three losses are recorded as KO/TKO, and two of his three wins are also KO/TKO, with one win listed as a three-round unanimous decision. That distribution indicates a career pattern that often ends inside the distance, though there is at least one example of him going to the judges and getting the result. His striking pace metrics show 2.94 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) against 4.92 absorbed per minute (SApM). As an observed statistic, that combination can coincide with being out-landed over time, and it may imply periods where opponents are able to build offense. His listed striking defense is 45%, which may align with that absorption rate, but the snapshot alone does not specify context (opponent quality, round-by-round trends, or fight states). On the wrestling side, he is credited with 1.06 takedowns per 15 minutes and 0.3 submissions attempted per 15 minutes, with a high listed takedown defense of 83%. Taken together, that can support an inference that defensive grappling has been a relative stabilizer, while the outcomes of his recent run have been more tightly tied to exchanges that lead to stoppages.