Matchup read
Where each fighter holds an edge — offense against the opponent's defense.
StrikingYoung ▸
Young out-strikes Steele (thin sample)
WrestlingYoung ▸
Young has the bigger wrestling edge on Steele (thin sample)
Submission◂ Steele
Steele is the bigger submission threat on Young (thin sample)
Finishing◂ Steele
Steele is more likely to finish Young (thin sample)
PaceYoung ▸
Young pushes the higher work rate over the fight
FormYoung ▸
Young is in better recent form than Steele (thin sample)
ScheduleEven
Comparable level of opposition (thin sample)
ActivityYoung ▸
Young has fought more often lately than Steele
Tale of the tapeYoung ▸
Young 5y younger · Closed-stance matchup
Core metrics
Each fighter's career rates as a division percentile.
Career rate as a percentile within the lightweight (423 fighters) — further right is better. Descriptive research, not a prediction.
Steele faced the tougher slate — opponents averaged .584 career win rate vs .500 for Young.
A descriptive read of the non-UFC slate from opponents’ full career pro records — not a UFC-grade Schedule Score.
A descriptive read of the non-UFC slate from opponents’ full career pro records — not a UFC-grade Schedule Score.


