Shanelle Dyer

The available data points to an early-career strawweight profile built around high-activity striking and an ability to produce a finish—within a single recorded fight. Dyer’s significant striking rates are high in both directions: 7.71 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) and 6.72 absorbed per minute (SApM). On its face, that combination suggests an open, fast-paced striking environment, though the inference is limited by the one-fight sample size. Her lone documented result is a KO/TKO win in Round 2, which aligns with the career summary showing 1 knockout win and no decision or submission wins. With no other bouts listed, it is not possible to claim consistent finishing tendencies across multiple fights; it can only be stated that she has shown finishing capability once at UFC level. The grappling metrics show low offensive takedown volume (0.7 takedowns per 15 minutes) and no submission average (0), while takedown defense is listed at 100%. If taken at face value, that points to strong defensive wrestling in the recorded action, but it may also reflect limited opponent attempts in a single fight. Overall, the observable pattern is a striker-forward profile with pace and exchanges, with grappling data that remains largely untested in this dataset.