Vitor Petrino

Based on the supplied stats and fight log, Petrino’s profile blends measured volume striking with an ability to mix in grappling. The snapshot lists 3.24 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) and 2.71 absorbed per minute (SApM), alongside 51% striking defense. Those figures suggest a relatively controlled striking pace and a modest positive differential over time in this dataset. Wrestling and submission activity are also present in the numbers: 2.6 takedowns per 15 minutes and 0.7 submissions attempted per 15. His 79% takedown defense points to resilience against opponent takedowns within the recorded sample. In outcomes, the recent fights show wins by all three routes—submissions, KO/TKO, and unanimous decisions—while his two losses in the snapshot ended inside the distance (one by submission in round 1, one by KO/TKO in round 3). A clear career pattern in the provided log is a weight-class shift. After competing at Light Heavyweight through 2024, he is shown fighting at Heavyweight from mid-2025 onward, followed by a three-fight win streak. It is reasonable to infer that adaptability is part of his game, but the snapshot does not include round-by-round metrics to confirm how his pace or approach changed with the move.