Rob Kimmons
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 6 fights — green dots are wins, red are losses.
Every walk to the cage.
7 UFC bouts, newest first. Tap a fight for the full stat line — opponent records are shown as of fight night.
L Dongi Yang 0-1 walk-in KO/TKO · R2 4:47 — UFC Live: Sanchez vs Kampmann · 2011-03-03
L Kyle Noke 1-0 walk-in Submission · R2 1:33 — UFC 122: Marquardt vs Okami · 2010-11-13
W Steve Steinbeiss 0-1 walk-in Decision - Unanimous · R3 5:00 — UFC Live: Jones vs Matyushenko · 2010-08-01
L Jorge Rivera 5-5 walk-in KO/TKO · R3 1:53 — UFC 104: Machida vs Shogun · 2009-10-24
W Joe Vedepo 0-1 walk-in Submission · R1 1:54 — UFC Fight Night: Condit vs Kampmann · 2009-04-01
L Dan Miller 0-0 walk-in Submission · R1 1:27 — UFC Fight Night: Diaz vs Neer · 2008-09-17
W Rob Yundt 0-1 walk-in Submission · R1 3:58 — The Ultimate Fighter: Team Rampage vs Team Forrest Finale · 2008-06-21
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 Middleweight average, over 165 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.