Tyrell Fortune

From the limited data available, Fortune’s early UFC profile suggests a heavyweight who has at least shown the ability to go the full three rounds. His lone recorded bout resulted in a unanimous decision after three rounds, which is a concrete indicator of cardio management and round-to-round consistency in that appearance, though it does not by itself define a long-term style. The stat line shows 2.0 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) and 3.13 absorbed per minute (SApM), which, if representative, points to a lower-output striking pace paired with a higher rate of incoming volume. With only one recorded fight, it is safer to treat this as an early signal rather than a stable tendency. On the defensive side, he is listed at 57% significant-strike defense and 100% takedown defense, again in an extremely small sample. Offensively, the profile lists 3 takedowns per 15 minutes (TD Avg) and 0 submissions per 15 minutes (Sub Avg), which aligns more with wrestling-based control attempts than submission hunting—though the absence of finishes in the snapshot means there is not yet evidence of consistent finishing patterns at this level. Overall, the observed facts support a cautious read: Fortune has shown he can win rounds over three rounds, with early metrics hinting at wrestling involvement and a measured striking tempo.