Tresean Gore

Gore’s recorded results point to a clear finishing pattern when he wins: all three of his documented UFC victories are submissions, and none are decisions. Those submissions have come in rounds 1, 2, and 3, suggesting he has been able to finish both early and later in fights when opportunities appear. A careful inference from that distribution is that his grappling attacks can remain relevant across multiple rounds, though the snapshot does not describe how those finishes were created. On the other side of the ledger, his four documented losses include two KO/TKO defeats and two unanimous decisions. That mix suggests he has faced both striking danger and longer, scorecard-based defeats. The statistical profile supports an action-heavy risk environment. He is credited with 3.41 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) while absorbing 7 significant strikes per minute (SApM), alongside 40% striking defense. Taken together, those numbers indicate he has been hittable in the available sample. Defensively against takedowns, he is listed at 83% takedown defense, while also averaging 1.91 takedowns and 1 submission attempt per 15 minutes, which aligns with the submission-heavy win record. Overall, the supplied evidence suggests a fighter whose outcomes have often been decisive—submissions in wins and stoppages or clear decisions in losses—rather than narrow decision victories.