Norma Dumont vs Ailin Perez — Women's Bantamweight at UFC Fight Night
- Weight class
- Women's Bantamweight
- Rounds
- 3 × 5 min
- Venue
- Meta APEX · Las Vegas, Nevada
Matchup read
Where each fighter holds an edge — offense against the opponent's defense.
StrikingEven
Even striking exchange
Effective offense
B
67th
1.9
+13
C
54th
1.6
Defense
A+
90th
64%
+14
A
76th
56%
KO power
F
0 KO
0.2 KD
+15
D
4 KO
0.1 KD
WrestlingPerez ▸
Perez has the bigger wrestling edge on Dumont
Takedowns landed
B
62nd
1.4
+37
A+
99th
4.9
Takedown accuracy
A
75th
55%
Even
B
67th
49%
Takedown defense
B
68th
72%
Even
B
65th
73%
Control time
C
56th
3.6 min
+32
A+
87th
6.7 min
SubmissionPerez ▸
Perez is the bigger submission threat on Dumont
Submission attempts
F
20th
0.0
+25
C
46th
0.2
Sub win rate
B
64th
15%
2 subs
Even
B
64th
15%
2 subs
Submission defense
D
39th
0%
Even
D
38th
7%
FinishingPerez ▸
Perez is more likely to finish Dumont
Finish rate
D
33rd
0%
+13
C
46th
17%
KO durability
D
38th
8%
+15
C
54th
0%
Submission defense
D
39th
0%
+10
D
30th
14%
PacePerez ▸
Perez pushes the higher work rate over the fight
Work rate / min — full fight
5.5
6.7
Work rate / min — rounds 1–2
5.1
6.4
Pace trend
+17%/rd
+5%/rd
FormPerez ▸
Perez is in better recent form than Dumont
Win rate (career)
75%
86%
After a win
78%
100%
Last 5
80%
100%
Win streakL1W5
ScheduleEven
Comparable level of opposition
Schedule strength
61%
Even
60%
Win quality
72%
95%
Ranked opponents
5
4
Title-holder bouts
0
Even
0
Common opps (4)2-24-0
Activity◂ Dumont
Dumont is fresher and more active than Perez
Last bout
4mo
6mo
Bouts, last 12 mo
2
1
Bouts, last 24 mo
3
Even
3
Tale of the tapeEven
Dumont 5 cm · Perez 4y younger · Switch-stance wrinkle
35
Age
4y
younger
31
5'7"
170cm
Height
2"
taller
5'5"
165cm
67"
170cm
Reach
1"
reach
66"
168cm
Edge sizeSlightNotableMajor
Core metrics
Each fighter's career rates as a division percentile.
Norma DumontAilin Perez
Percentile
Striking/min3.852.88
Accuracy%50%56%
Defense%64%56%
Takedowns/151.44.9
TD defense%71%72%
Submissions/150.00.2
Career rate as a percentile within the women's bantamweight (77 fighters) — further right is better. Descriptive research, not a prediction.






