1407LAST RATING · 170 LB

Keita Nakamura

Not ranked: last UFC fight 20 Apr 2019, outside the 18-month activity window. 4–7 in the UFC since 2006.

Career and every weight

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Career

Every UFC fight, at every weight (170 lb, 155 lb). Red is a dominant win (85 or more), blush any other win, grey a loss or draw. Ratings are kept weight by weight, in the other tabs; they do not compare across divisions. Opposition here is each opponent’s standing at their weight going in, as a percentile of everyone rated there that year.

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4–7UFC record
2 of 4Dominant wins
80Average win score
37thOpposition, percentile
How the wins came0 KO/TKO 2 submission 2 decision
Finish rate50% of wins
Stopped in losses0 of 7
Knockdowns landed4
Average fight time14:17
Sig. strikes landed / absorbed per min2.1 / 3.3
Sig. strike accuracy36%
Takedowns per 15 min1.7
Control time15% of the fight
Best winKyle Noke rated 1454 at 170 lb going in

Against the division

How Keita Nakamura’s UFC career compares with the careers of the 56 fighters on today’s welterweight board with 5 or more rated UFC fights, every weight counted. 100 is the best. Every welterweight leaderboard.

Dominant-win rateShare of wins scoring 85+
Needs 8 wins
Average win scoreOut of 100
Needs 5 wins
Toughest oppositionOpponents' average standing at their weight going in, as a percentile
18
37th
Finish rateWins by KO or submission
Needs 5 wins
Strike differentialLanded minus absorbed, per minute
2
−1.19
Strikes landedSignificant strikes per minute
5
2.14
Hardest to hitFewest significant strikes absorbed per minute
55
3.33
TakedownsLanded per 15 minutes
68
1.72
ControlShare of fight time in control
54
15%
LowestMiddleBest

How the fights went

Every rated UFC fight, every weight. Tap a mark for the fight.

On the clock

2 of 4 wins inside the distance, 0 in round one. Stopped in 0 of 7 losses

When each fight ended. Wins above the line, losses below; decisions sit at the final bell.

KO or TKOSubmissionDecision
Round 1Round 2Round 3WinsLosses
Who they beat, and how

Best win: Kyle Noke, rated 1454 at 170 lb. Dominant in 2 of 4 scored wins

Each fight's dominance score against how highly the opponent was rated at that weight going in, as a percentile of everyone rated there that year, so every weight shares one scale. Up and to the right is a dominant win over a strong opponent.

Dominant winWinLoss or draw
0255075100Weakest25th50th75thToughestOpponent’s standing at the weight going in, percentileDOMINANT 85+

170 lb

Not on the welterweight board: last fight at 170 lb on 20 Apr 2019, outside the 18-month activity window. Last rating at the weight: 1407, after 10 fights there.

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Rating after every fight at 170 lb. The solid line is the published rating, the dashed line the best estimate. Tap a point for the fight.
4–6Record at 170 lb
2 of 4Dominant wins
80Average win score
1351Avg opponent rating
How the wins came0 KO/TKO 2 submission 2 decision
Finish rate50% of wins
Stopped in losses0 of 6
Knockdowns landed3
Average fight time14:13
Sig. strikes landed / absorbed per min2.0 / 3.1
Sig. strike accuracy37%
Takedowns per 15 min1.5
Control time16% of the fight
Best winAlex Morono rated 1457 going in

Against the division

How Keita Nakamura’s fights at 170 lb compare with the fights at the weight of the 47 fighters on today’s welterweight board with 5 or more fights there. 100 is the best. Keita Nakamura is not on that board, so this sets those fights against today’s field.

Dominant-win rateShare of wins scoring 85+
Needs 8 wins
Average win scoreOut of 100
Needs 5 wins
Toughest oppositionOpponents' average standing at their weight going in, as a percentile
21
38th
Finish rateWins by KO or submission
Needs 5 wins
Strike differentialLanded minus absorbed, per minute
2
−1.15
Strikes landedSignificant strikes per minute
2
1.97
Hardest to hitFewest significant strikes absorbed per minute
64
3.11
TakedownsLanded per 15 minutes
64
1.48
ControlShare of fight time in control
53
16%
LowestMiddleBest

How the fights went

Every rated UFC fight at 170 lb. Tap a mark for the fight.

On the clock

2 of 4 wins inside the distance, 0 in round one. Stopped in 0 of 6 losses

When each fight ended. Wins above the line, losses below; decisions sit at the final bell.

KO or TKOSubmissionDecision
Round 1Round 2Round 3WinsLosses
Who they beat, and how

Best win: Kyle Noke, rated 1454 at 170 lb. Dominant in 2 of 4 scored wins

Each fight's dominance score against how highly the opponent was rated at that weight going in, as a percentile of everyone rated there that year, so every weight shares one scale. Up and to the right is a dominant win over a strong opponent.

Dominant winWinLoss or draw
0255075100Weakest25th50th75thToughestOpponent’s standing at the weight going in, percentileDOMINANT 85+

155 lb

Not on the lightweight board: last fight at 155 lb on 2 Feb 2008, outside the 18-month activity window. Last rating at the weight: 1075, after 1 fight there.

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Rating after every fight at 155 lb. The solid line is the published rating, the dashed line the best estimate. Tap a point for the fight.
0–1Record at 155 lb
–Dominant wins
–Average win score
1150Avg opponent rating
How the wins came0 KO/TKO 0 submission 0 decision
Finish rate– of wins
Stopped in losses0 of 1
Knockdowns landed1
Average fight time15:00
Sig. strikes landed / absorbed per min3.8 / 5.4
Sig. strike accuracy30%
Takedowns per 15 min4.0
Control time10% of the fight

Against the division needs 5 rated fights at 155 lb; Keita Nakamura has 1 so far. The Career tab compares the whole UFC career.

How the fights went

Every rated UFC fight at 155 lb. Tap a mark for the fight.

On the clock

No UFC wins yet. Stopped in 0 of 1 losses

When each fight ended. Wins above the line, losses below; decisions sit at the final bell.

KO or TKOSubmissionDecision
Round 1Round 2Round 3WinsLosses
Who they beat, and how

No UFC wins yet

Each fight's dominance score against how highly the opponent was rated at that weight going in, as a percentile of everyone rated there that year, so every weight shares one scale. Up and to the right is a dominant win over a strong opponent.

Dominant winWinLoss or draw
0255075100Weakest25th50th75thToughestOpponent’s standing at the weight going in, percentileDOMINANT 85+

Every UFC fight

11 fights on record, newest first, at every weight. Score is the fight's dominance score out of 100, this fighter first; 85 or more is a dominant win.

DateResultScoreOpponentMethodRoundWeightEvent
20 Apr 2019Loss21–79Sultan Alievunanimous decisionR3 5:00WelterweightUFC Fight Night: Overeem vs. Oleinik
1 Dec 2018Win74–26Salim Touahrisplit decisionR3 5:00WelterweightUFC Fight Night: Dos Santos vs. Tuivasa
21 Apr 2018Loss20–80Anthony Rocco Martinunanimous decisionR3 5:00WelterweightUFC Fight Night: Barboza vs. Lee
22 Sep 2017Win70–30Alex Moronosplit decisionR3 5:00WelterweightUFC Fight Night: Saint Preux vs. Okami
1 Oct 2016Loss23–77Elizeu Zaleski dos Santosunanimous decisionR3 5:00WelterweightUFC Fight Night: Lineker vs. Dodson
13 Jul 2016Win89–11Kyle NokesubmissionR2 4:59WelterweightUFC Fight Night: McDonald vs. Lineker
27 Feb 2016Loss19–81Tom Breeseunanimous decisionR3 5:00WelterweightUFC Fight Night: Silva vs Bisping
26 Sep 2015Win87–13Li JingliangsubmissionR3 2:17WelterweightUFC Fight Night: Barnett vs Nelson
2 Feb 2008Loss27–73Rob Emersonsplit decisionR3 5:00LightweightUFC 81: Breaking Point
5 Apr 2007Loss16–84Drew Fickettunanimous decisionR3 5:00WelterweightUFC Fight Night: Stevenson vs Guillard
13 Dec 2006Loss19–81Brock Larsonunanimous decisionR3 5:00WelterweightUFC Fight Night: Sanchez vs Riggs