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Fight Stat Worksheet

Compare the counts, check the percentages and keep a record of your calculations.

Start with the same bout or round

Copy both fighters’ significant strikes from one provider. A figure such as “40 of 100” means 40 landed from 100 attempts. Enter counts, not percentages.

Fighter A
Fighter B

Whole numbers from 0 to 9,999. Zero attempts makes accuracy unavailable; it does not mean 0% accuracy.

Use minutes:seconds for the same period as the counts. Exclude breaks between rounds. A finish at 4:59 of round five, after four five-minute rounds, is 24:59 elapsed.

Read the comparison

Your counts stay visible beside the results. Calculate again after editing an input.

A higher accuracy and a higher landed count can belong to different fighters.

This is descriptive arithmetic from your inputs. It does not assign a round score, verify the data or predict a winner.

How to check each result

Accuracy

Landed ÷ attempted × 100. In our fictional round, A lands 40 of 100 attempts: 40.0%. B lands 30 of 50: 60.0%. B has the higher accuracy while A has landed ten more strikes.

Percentage points

Subtract the two accuracy percentages. A minus B is 40 − 60 = −20 percentage points. A percentage-point gap is different from a relative percentage change.

Rate over elapsed time

Landed × 60 ÷ elapsed seconds. Over 5:00, our examples produce 40 × 60 ÷ 300 = 8.00 and 30 × 60 ÷ 300 = 6.00 strikes per minute. Use total elapsed time for the selected period, not only time spent striking.

Rounding and empty denominators

Accuracy and its difference are displayed to one decimal place; rates use two. Differences use unrounded values. Exact halfway values round away from zero. With no attempts, accuracy and the accuracy gap are unavailable. With no elapsed time, the worksheet still compares counts and accuracy.

Keep the context with the numbers

Use the same provider, measure and period for both fighters. A bout total combines rounds and does not show when the actions happened or how effective they were. Read the worked fight-statistics guide for sourced examples and interpretation limits. For a personal round-by-round record, use the MMA scorecard.

Calculations run in your browser. The worksheet makes no data requests and stores no inputs. A source entered above is kept as text; the tool does not open or check it. See our privacy information. Report a calculation problem with the inputs and expected result through Contact.

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