Nina Nunes
The shape of their game.
Percentile scores against UFC veterans — volume-aware, and honest about small samples. The rim is reserved for true specialists.
Radar — percentile vs UFC veterans
Career rates
Output, fight by fight.
Significant strikes landed per minute over the last 8 fights — green dots are wins, red are losses.
Every walk to the cage.
9 UFC bouts, newest first. Tap a fight for the full stat line — opponent records are shown as of fight night.
W Cynthia Calvillo 6-4-1 walk-in Decision - Split · R3 5:00 — UFC Fight Night: Vera vs. Cruz · 2022-08-13
L Mackenzie Dern 5-1 walk-in Submission · R1 4:48 — UFC Fight Night: Vettori vs. Holland · 2021-04-10
L Tatiana Suarez 4-0 walk-in Decision - Unanimous · R3 5:00 — UFC 238: Cejudo vs. Moraes · 2019-06-08
W Claudia Gadelha 5-3 walk-in Decision - Unanimous · R3 5:00 — UFC 231: Holloway vs. Ortega · 2018-12-08
W Randa Markos 4-4 walk-in Decision - Unanimous · R3 5:00 — UFC Fight Night: Alvarez vs. Poirier 2 · 2018-07-28
W Angela Hill 2-3 walk-in Decision - Unanimous · R3 5:00 — UFC Fight Night: Poirier vs. Pettis · 2017-11-11
W Jocelyn Jones-Lybarger 0-2 walk-in Submission · R3 3:39 — UFC Fight Night: Rodriguez vs. Penn · 2017-01-15
L Justine Kish 0-0 walk-in Decision - Unanimous · R3 5:00 — UFC 195: Lawler vs Condit · 2016-01-02
L Juliana Lima 0-1 walk-in Decision - Unanimous · R3 5:00 — UFC Fight Night 56: Shogun vs Saint Preux · 2014-11-08
Walk-in records count UFC bouts in this database. For the pre-UFC career, see the record breakdown below or the Tapology button up top.
How the record was built.
UFC bouts in this database — the full pre-UFC career fills in as the weekly career backfill reaches this fighter.
Wins by method
Losses by method
Fights by organization
Showing UFC fights only — this fighter's full pre-UFC career hasn't been synced yet. It will fill in as the weekly career backfill reaches them.
Measured against the division.
Versus the Women's Flyweight average, over 54 qualified fighters (5+ UFC fights, 30+ minutes of cage time). Green = better than average, red = worse; the tick mark is the division mean. "Strikes absorbed" counts lower as better.