Thomas Petersen

Across the fights shown, Petersen’s most consistent outcome pattern is duration: his wins in the recent list are all three-round decisions, indicating that when he is successful in this sample, he often sustains his approach through a full fight rather than producing a recorded finish. His losses include two stoppages by KO/TKO (one in Round 1 and one in Round 3), plus a decision loss, suggesting mixed outcomes when the fight swings away from him. Statistically, he is listed at 3.1 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) and 2.61 absorbed per minute (SApM). That gap is modest, and it fits a profile that can compete over minutes without relying on exceptionally high-volume exchanges. His striking defense is listed at 54%, which may imply he can avoid some clean looks, though the KO/TKO losses show that defensive success has not been consistent in all outcomes. On the grappling side, Petersen’s listed takedown average is 3.01 with a takedown defense rate of 87%. From the numbers alone, it is reasonable to infer he has both offensive wrestling activity and strong resistance when opponents shoot, but the snapshot does not break down how frequently those takedowns translate into control time or round-winning sequences.