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Round-by-Round Analysis
Fight progression reconstructed from verified round-level observations.
Split Decision · R3 · 5:00
Brad PickettRound 3Mike Easton
13 / 63Sig. strikes17 / 47
21%Accuracy36%
31 / 84Total strikes20 / 50
0Knockdowns0
1 / 1Takedowns1 / 2
0Sub. attempts0
2:23Control0:04
2.6Pace / min3.4
97%Control share3%
Brad Pickett
Targethead 100% · body 0% · leg 0%
Phasedistance 92% · clinch 8% · ground 0%
Mike Easton
Targethead 76% · body 18% · leg 6%
Phasedistance 94% · clinch 6% · ground 0%
Statistical signals
Output edgeMike Easton landed 17 significant strikes to 13.Control edgeBrad Pickett held 143s of control to 4s.Striking edgeMike Easton struck at 36% accuracy to 21%.
Descriptive only. These compare recorded output; they are not judge scores and do not say who won the round.
What changed from R2
Pace downBrad Pickett's significant-strike pace moved -55% from R2 to R3, 2.6 against 5.8 per minute.
Accuracy shiftBrad Pickett's significant-strike accuracy moved -12 pts, 21% against 33%.
Target shiftBrad Pickett's head share of landed strikes moved +28 pts, to 100% head with 0% body and 0% leg.
Control swingBrad Pickett's control time moved +70s, 143s against 73s.
Pace downMike Easton's significant-strike pace moved -41% from R2 to R3, 3.4 against 5.8 per minute.
Observed fight vs historical Fight DNA
Compares this fight against each fighter's pre-fight Fight DNA baseline. Shown only where the historical sample supports it.
Brad Pickett
Insufficient sample. This fighter's Fight DNA as of the event date did not have enough covered rounds to compare against, so no deviation is shown.
Mike Easton
Insufficient sample. This fighter's Fight DNA as of the event date did not have enough covered rounds to compare against, so no deviation is shown.
Fight summary
68Brad Pickett sig. strikes
71Mike Easton sig. strikes
3rounds observed
-55%largest pace swing, R2 to R3 (Brad Pickett)
R1
R2
R3
Pace is significant strikes landed per minute of observed round time. A round with no recorded observation is left empty rather than drawn as zero.
