Dustin Kimura vs. Henry Cejudo

UFC 2-3-0 vs. 10-6-0

Tale of the tape

Green = edge on that line
2-3-0
UFC record
10-6-0
Bantamweight
Division (benchmark)
Flyweight
37
AgeΔ 2 yrs
39
5'7"
HeightΔ 3"
5'4"
71"
ReachΔ 7"
64"
Orthodox
Stance
Orthodox
139.8
Layoff (months)Δ 131.7 mo
8.1
LLWLW
Last 5 (newest first)
LLLLW

The read

Stats 25%+ off the division median
Dustin Kimura is a submission threat — 2.18 attempts per 15 minutes, vs a 0.28 Bantamweight norm.
Henry Cejudo carries real power — 0.34 knockdowns per 15 minutes, vs a 0.18 Flyweight norm.
Dustin Kimura is wasteful with head shots — only 14% land, vs a 35% Bantamweight norm.

Level of competition

Full-career record by tier of opposition

Dustin Kimura

Competition tierWL
Tier 1 — UFC / DWCS / PFL / Bellator / ONE / Rizin 23
Tier 3 — regional circuit 90

Tier-weighted record quality: 1.14 · 2 tier-1/2 wins · 10 finish wins over 14 documented bouts

In the UFC: 1-0 against opponents who walked in above .500 · avg opponent walk-in record -0.2 wins over .500

Henry Cejudo

Competition tierWL
Tier 1 — UFC / DWCS / PFL / Bellator / ONE / Rizin 106
Tier 2 — LFA / Cage Warriors (feeder belts) 20
Tier 3 — regional circuit 40

Tier-weighted record quality: 1.32 · 12 tier-1/2 wins · 8 finish wins over 22 documented bouts

In the UFC: 9-6 against opponents who walked in above .500 · avg opponent walk-in record +5.7 wins over .500

Striking

Career totals · norms = own-division medians

Significant strikes — landed & absorbed

641.33/min · norm 3.52
Sig. strikes landed
8383.83/min · norm 3.49
1843.82/min · norm 3.58
Sig. strikes absorbed
8393.84/min · norm 3.24
21.3%norm 43.4%
Striking accuracy
47.4%norm 44.6%
51.7%norm 56.6%
Striking defense
57.3%norm 56.4%
00.00/15 · norm 0.30
Knockdowns
50.34/15 · norm 0.18

Where the fight happens (share of sig. strike attempts)

Dustin Kimura

Distance 92.4% (norm 87.4%) · Clinch 3.3% (norm 5.7%) · Ground 4.3% (norm 6.5%)

Henry Cejudo

Distance 78.8% (norm 85.1%) · Clinch 13.4% (norm 6.0%) · Ground 7.8% (norm 7.3%)

What they throw (share of sig. strike attempts by target)

Dustin Kimura

Head 85.0% (norm 77.4%) · Body 11.0% (norm 12.8%) · Legs 4.0% (norm 8.4%)

Henry Cejudo

Head 72.2% (norm 75.9%) · Body 18.1% (norm 13.3%) · Legs 9.6% (norm 9.3%)

Zone accuracy matrix Landed / attempted by zone

Green ≥ division median, red below. UFCStats tracks position and target as separate splits.

Zone Kimura L/AAccBantamweight med Cejudo L/AAccFlyweight med
BY POSITION
At distance 50 / 278 18.0% 39.0% 578 / 1394 41.5% 40.0%
In the clinch 7 / 10 too few to rate 68.7% 157 / 237 66.2% 70.4%
On the ground 7 / 13 too few to rate 70.2% 103 / 138 74.6% 69.7%
BY TARGET
To the head 36 / 256 14.1% 34.9% 457 / 1278 35.8% 37.6%
To the body 21 / 33 63.6% 66.8% 240 / 321 74.8% 68.5%
To the legs 7 / 12 too few to rate 79.4% 141 / 170 82.9% 80.0%

Zones with fewer than 25 attempts are marked "too few to rate". Each fighter is measured against the median of leaderboard-eligible fighters in his own division (Bantamweight: 117 fighters · Flyweight: 73 fighters).

What lands on them Opponents' accuracy against each man

Green ≤ division median — harder to hit than the typical man in his division.

Zone vs Kimura L/AOpp accBantamweight med vs Cejudo L/AOpp accFlyweight med
BY POSITION
At distance 104 / 247 42.1% 39.3% 679 / 1751 38.8% 40.1%
In the clinch 32 / 54 59.3% 70.4% 122 / 165 73.9% 68.8%
On the ground 48 / 80 60.0% 72.4% 38 / 49 77.6% 71.1%
BY TARGET
To the head 125 / 304 41.1% 34.9% 453 / 1448 31.3% 35.2%
To the body 42 / 57 73.7% 66.0% 221 / 306 72.2% 68.2%
To the legs 17 / 20 too few to rate 79.1% 165 / 211 78.2% 80.3%

Grappling

Takedowns, control, submissions vs. division norm
337.5% acc · 0.93/15 · norm 1.12
Takedowns landed
2629.9% acc · 1.78/15 · norm 1.30
550.0% def · norm 66.7%
Takedowns stopped
3472.3% def · norm 62.5%
3:307.3% of cage time · norm 17.4%
Control time
44:3820.4% of cage time · norm 17.0%
16:595:17 per 15 · norm 2:24
Time under control
14:110:58 per 15 · norm 2:44
72.18/15 · norm 0.28
Submission attempts
20.14/15 · norm 0.58

Bars compare the two men's rates (per-minute / per-15 figures), not raw totals — Cejudo has more cage time on record.