Compare Deiveson Figueiredo vs Mario Bautista — UFC matchup breakdown
Tale of the Tape
The biometric deltas where one side genuinely has an edge.
Activity & layoff
The recency dimension Tale of the Tape doesn't carry. How active each fighter has been, and how that compares to active peers in their division.
Division percentiles below rank both fighters against the Bantamweight roster (341 fighters).
Recent form
Last five pro bouts (non-UFC fights dashed + tagged), current trajectory, and the level of opposition going into this matchup.
Common opponents
Every UFC opponent both fighters have faced — a direct comparison controlling for matchmaking.
Schedule Score
Who they've faced × what they've done. Composite + components compared head-to-head, percentile-ranked against every UFC fighter w/ ≥3 resolved bouts.
Per-tier records + bout-by-bout
| Tier | Deiveson Figueiredo | Mario Bautista |
|---|---|---|
| Champion | 3-3-1 | — |
| Top-5 | 7-4 | 1-2 |
| Top-15 | 2-0 | 3-0 |
| Established | — | 2-0 |
| Building | 2-0 | 2-0 |
| Unproven | — | 3-1 |
- L vs Song Yadong#578May 30, 2026 · Top-5
- L vs Umar Nurmagomedov#289Jan 24, 2026 · Top-5
- W vs Montel Jackson#1561Oct 11, 2025 · Top-15
- L vs Cory Sandhagen#485May 3, 2025 · Top-5
- L vs Petr Yan#394Nov 23, 2024 · Champion
- W vs Marlon Vera#481Aug 3, 2024 · Top-5
- W vs Cody Garbrandt#791Apr 13, 2024 · Champion
- W vs Rob Font#880Dec 2, 2023 · Top-5
- L vs Brandon Moreno#197Jan 21, 2023 · Champion
- W vs Brandon MorenoCHAMP100Jan 22, 2022 · Champion
- L vs Brandon Moreno#197Jun 12, 2021 · Champion
- D vs Brandon Moreno#197Dec 12, 2020 · Champion
- W vs Alex Perez#481Nov 21, 2020 · Top-5
- W vs Joseph Benavidez#289Jul 18, 2020 · Top-5
- W vs Joseph Benavidez#190Feb 29, 2020 · Top-5
- W vs Tim Elliott#677Oct 12, 2019 · Top-5
- W vs Alexandre Pantoja#394Jul 27, 2019 · Champion
- L vs Jussier Formiga#190Mar 23, 2019 · Top-5
- W vs John Moraga#679Aug 25, 2018 · Top-5
- W vs Joseph Morales43Feb 3, 2018 · Top-15
- W vs Jarred Brooks15Oct 28, 2017 · Building
- W vs Marco Beltran18Jun 3, 2017 · Building
- W vs Vinicius Oliveira#1167Feb 7, 2026 · Top-15
- L vs Umar Nurmagomedov#289Oct 25, 2025 · Top-5
- W vs Patchy Mix8Jun 7, 2025 · Unproven
- W vs Jose Aldo#1084Oct 5, 2024 · Top-5
- W vs Ricky Simon#1367Jan 13, 2024 · Top-15
- W vs Da'Mon Blackshear26Aug 19, 2023 · Established
- W vs Guido Cannetti18Mar 11, 2023 · Building
- W vs Benito Lopez18Nov 5, 2022 · Building
- W vs Brian Kelleher#1560Jun 25, 2022 · Top-15
- W vs Jay Perrin8Feb 19, 2022 · Unproven
- L vs Trevin Jones8Mar 6, 2021 · Unproven
- W vs Miles Johns22Feb 8, 2020 · Established
- W vs Jin Soo Son8Jul 20, 2019 · Unproven
- L vs Cory Sandhagen59Jan 19, 2019 · Top-5
All figures are 0–100 ratings (shown as %), not percentages of anything literal. Schedule strength = the average quality of every UFC opponent faced (win or lose). Win quality = the average quality of the opponents actually beaten. The composite Schedule Score combines schedule strength (65%) with win quality (35%). Per-bout opponent quality is scored on rank-at-time-of-fight (champion 100, ranks 1–5 = 90→78, ranks 6–15 = 75→60), with cross-division and P4P signals layered on, falling back to opponent UFC record-at-time for unranked opponents. For fighters with limited UFC experience the headline is held toward a rookie baseline, so debut / low-sample fighters read lower than established names. UFC ranking data is sparse before December 2018, so legacy-era fighters score from record-at-time when ranks are missing.
Career splits
Striking matchup
Each fighter's offense mapped against the other's defense — where one attacks meets where the other gets hit, across head, body, and leg. Per 15 minutes of UFC fight time.
Evenly matched striking — no clear edge either way.
Where Figueiredo attacks (green = high volume) vs where Bautista gets hit (red = vulnerable) — Figueiredo’s green zones meeting Bautista’s red zones are the openings.
- Head60%35th431
- Body28%58th202
- Leg12%31st85
Color = division rank · green elite → red low · % = share of strikes
- Head66%36th369
- Body17%51st93
- Leg18%36th101
Color = division rank · green elite → red low · % = share absorbed · partly opponent-dependent
- Standing76%544
- Clinch7%52
- Ground17%122
- Standing82%463
- Clinch14%77
- Ground4%23
Each lane: the attacker’s strike rate (offense) vs the other’s rate absorbed (defense), graded on the division. The bar leans toward whoever wins the exchange — longer + greener = a bigger, higher-quality edge.
Full breakdown — all zones, both views
| Zone | Fighter | Landed / 15 | Accuracy | Absorbed / 15 | Career landed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Head | Deiveson Figueiredo | below division average24.3 | 45% | around division average33.8 | 431 |
| Head | Mario Bautista | top 15% of division44.2 | 39% | below division average38.5 | 455 |
| Body | Deiveson Figueiredo | above division average10.8 | 75% | above division average8.6 | 202 |
| Body | Mario Bautista | top 11% of division19.1 | 78% | around division average10.3 | 205 |
| Leg | Deiveson Figueiredo | below division average5.1 | 79% | below division average9.9 | 85 |
| Leg | Mario Bautista | above division average9.2 | 83% | below division average10.3 | 90 |
Per-15-minute rates are sourced from UFCStats fight totals across each fighter’s UFC career. Division percentile is computed against every UFC fighter who has competed in this weight class with at least two recorded bouts. Lower “absorbed” values are better — the percentile is inverted so “top of division” always means better outcome.
Grappling matchup
Takedowns, submission threat, and control. Per 15 minutes of UFC fight time, with takedown defense as a percentage of opponent attempts stopped.
Each metric graded on the division — the bar leans toward whoever wins that part of the grappling exchange (longer + greener = a bigger edge).
Evenly matched grappling — no clear edge either way.
Full breakdown — career grappling totals
| Metric | Deiveson Figueiredo | Mario Bautista |
|---|---|---|
| Takedowns landed / 15career takedowns | 1.630 | 1.918 |
| Takedown accuracycareer landed / attempted | 35%30 / 86 | 38%18 / 47 |
| Takedown defensecareer stopped / faced | 57%40 / 70 | 56%29 / 52 |
| Submission attempts / 15career attempts | 1.222 | 0.88 |
| Control time / 15 (min)career total | 2.3 min43:48 | 3.5 min32:36 |
| Time controlled by opponent / 15 (min)career total | 2.6 min47:48 | 2.6 min24:08 |
All rates computed from UFCStats fight totals across each fighter’s UFC career. Takedown defense = opponent attempts stopped ÷ opponent total attempts. Control time figures are minutes the fighter spent in a dominant position per 15 minutes of fight time. Accuracy under 8 career attempts is shown raw and ungraded — too small a sample to rate against the division.
Finishing & durability
How often each fighter ends fights early — and how often they get put away. Outcomes view, not per-minute output.
When their fights end
every pro finish on the fight clockFinish & durability rates
Full professional career
Full method breakdown
| Outcome | Deiveson Figueiredo | Mario Bautista |
|---|---|---|
| Wins | ||
| by KO / TKO | 9(36%) | 3(18%) |
| by submission | 9(36%) | 7(41%) |
| by decision | 7(28%) | 7(41%) |
| Losses | ||
| by KO / TKO | 2(29%) | 1(33%) |
| by submission | 2(29%) | 1(33%) |
| by decision | 3(43%) | 1(33%) |
Full professional career method splits, graded against the full-pro division distribution. Career KO losses are the total — clean knockouts and cut/injury stoppages can’t be separated outside the UFC corpus. Finish-time pace is UFC-only.
KO history
UFC fights only — knockout power and chin durability, head-to-head, then when the last finish landed, and on whom.
- Last time KO'dvs Cory Sandhagen1y 1mo agoUFC Fight Night: Sandhagen vs. Figueiredo · May 3, 2025 · R2 · 4:08* injury · not a clean KO
- Last time submittedvs Song Yadong3 weeks agoUFC Fight Night: Song vs. Figueiredo · May 30, 2026 · R2 · 4:42
- Last time KO'dvs Trevin Jones5y 3mo agoUFC 259: Blachowicz vs. Adesanya · Mar 6, 2021 · R2 · 0:47
- Last time submittedvs Cory Sandhagen7y 5mo agoUFC Fight Night: Cejudo vs. Dillashaw · Jan 19, 2019 · R1 · 3:31
Pace & fade
How each fighter's work rate holds up as a fight wears on — round-by-round output (striking, takedown attempts, and control time combined), and whether they fade. The fade % compares round-3 output to round 1 over bouts that reached the third round.
Cardio edge to Bautista: Bautista builds (+28% per round through round 3) while Figueiredo fades (-4% per round through round 3). Within fights that reached round 3, Figueiredo lifts to 105% of round-1 output by round 3, Bautista 189%.
Rounds backed by fewer than 2 bouts are drawn smaller and dimmed with an n= count — a deep round seen in one or two fights is a thin sample, not a settled rate. Per-round bout counts are in the breakdown below.
Full per-round breakdown — both fighters
What drives the pace · per round
The composite output line above blends these three inputs. Splitting them out shows whether a fighter’s work rate is built on striking volume, takedown pressure, or top control — and which input fades.
| Round | Fighter | Output / min | Sig landed / min | Sig absorbed / min | TD att / min | Control | Bouts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R1 | Deiveson Figueiredo | 3.9 | 2.1 | 3.2 | 0.33 | 20% | 22 |
| R1 | Mario Bautista | 5.2 | 3.6 | 3.2 | 0.20 | 23% | 14 |
| R2 | Deiveson Figueiredo | 4.5 | 2.7 | 3.5 | 0.35 | 19% | 19 |
| R2 | Mario Bautista | 8.4 | 6.2 | 5.1 | 0.47 | 21% | 10 |
| R3 | Deiveson Figueiredo | 3.6 | 2.6 | 3.1 | 0.23 | 8% | 12 |
| R3 | Mario Bautista | 9.5 | 7.3 | 4.0 | 0.40 | 25% | 7 |
| R4 | Deiveson Figueiredo | 5.7 | 4.5 | 5.7 | 0.27 | 10% | 3 |
| R4 | Mario Bautista | — | — | — | — | — | — |
| R5 | Deiveson Figueiredo | 3.9 | 3.3 | 4.4 | 0.20 | 1% | 3 |
| R5 | Mario Bautista | — | — | — | — | — | — |
Output / minis the headline work rate — significant strikes landed, plus 3 per takedown attempt, plus one per 15 seconds of control — so a takedown-and-grind round isn’t scored as idle the way bare striking volume would. The remaining columns are its components. Per-round rates use UFCStats per-round data (available for ~95% of bouts since 2008). Each round’s rates are averaged only over bouts that reached that round, so the bout count shrinks as rounds deepen. The final round of a finished fight is pro-rated by its actual length — a 2:30 stoppage counts as 2.5 minutes, not five — so an early finish doesn’t distort the per-minute pace.