No market observation could be sourced for this bout.
Fight progression reconstructed from verified round-level observations.
Descriptive only. These compare recorded output; they are not judge scores and do not say who won the round.
Compares this fight against each fighter's pre-fight Fight DNA baseline. Shown only where the historical sample supports it.
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.
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.
| Round | Fighter | KD | Sig. str. | Total | TD | Sub | Ctrl | Head | Body | Leg |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R1 | Sean Strickland |
Two fighter histories. One matchup-specific intelligence layer. Fight DNA compares relevant historical characteristics from each fighter — stance interaction, pace, finish patterns, round progression and context — rather than treating career averages as isolated numbers. Every observation below traces to stored evidence with its sample and confidence.
Stance interaction: Sean Strickland's archived results against opponents listed with Robert McDaniel's stance. Historical split, not causation.
| 0 |
| 20/35 |
| 24/39 |
| 1/2 |
| 1 |
| 2:34 |
| 17 |
| 2 |
| 1 |
| Robert McDaniel | 0 | 4/10 | 4/10 | 1/1 | 0 | 0:26 | 1 | 2 | 1 |
Stance interaction: Robert McDaniel's archived results against opponents listed with Sean Strickland's stance. Historical split, not causation.
Each fighter's stored metric side by side, with its own sample and confidence. Bars compare magnitude only.
The matchup has result/finish/stance history, but detailed striking, target, pace and grappling comparisons are withheld until both fighters have archived round observations.
Missing round data is never rendered as a zero and no comparison is inferred from current-career snapshots.
Emitted only when the underlying metric clears its sample threshold; otherwise it lands in the counter-case column.
Robert McDaniel kept 101% of round-one significant-strike attempt pace into round three across 2 bouts / 4 rounds / 17.8 min of stat-covered fights as of 2013-08-29.
What the record cannot support for this pairing, stated instead of hidden.
