Mark Hall Record, Stats & Next Fight

Res	Opponent	Outcome	Finish	Rd	Time	Promotion	Date
L	John Cole3-9	KO/TKO	Punches	R2	2:15	CFF	Oct 6, 2001
L	Artur Mariano5-2	KO/TKO	Punches	R1	8:26	IVC 2	Sep 15, 1997
W	Luiz Fraga7-4	KO/TKO	Submission to Punches	R1	9:19	IVC 2	Sep 15, 1997
L	Don Frye20-9-1	Submission	Forearm Choke	R1	5:29	U	Nov 17, 1996

Non-UFC bouts (regional/other promotions) — shown for context only, excluded from Schedule Score, striking/grappling rates, and every UFC-scoped metric.

Method of victory & defeat

KO / TKO

4 wins, 3 losses

W4

L3

Submission

1 win, 3 losses

W1

L3

Decision

0 wins, 0 losses

W0

L0

Finishes

UFC KOs

3

Above avg · 17%Light Heavyweight

Knockdowns / fight

0.00

Below avg · 0.27Light Heavyweight

UFC submissions

1

Above avg · 8%Light Heavyweight

Submission attempts / fight

0.00

Below avg · 0.26Light Heavyweight

KO history

Knockout power and chin durability (UFC; clean KOs only).

Mark Hall

PowerChin

Knockout rate

43%

3 KO/TKO wins

Knockdowns dealt

0

0.00 per 100 head

Clean KO losses

1

cuts / injury TKOs excluded

Knockdowns absorbed

0

0.00 per 100 head

Chin gauges use a league scale: green = clean record, red = bottom ~10% of UFC fighters (4+ KO losses · 6+ knockdowns absorbed).

Career striking

OverallD37th

0%8 / 13

Striking accuracy

0%

Striking defense

Sig. strikes / min+0.00 differential

Landed0.00

Absorbed0.00

0%str + td

Defensive rating

Striking edge

-100%accuracy vs opp. landing

worseevenbetter

Strike maps

Sig. strikes by target

Head63%40th5
Body13%47th1
Leg25%48th2

Color = division rank · green elite → red low · % = share of strikes

Sig. strikes by position

63%Standing

Standing63%5
Clinch13%1
Ground25%2

Striking zones

Per-15-minute breakdown — where this fighter lands, and where they get hit.

UFC only

Mark Hall

Landed per 15

Head

F

3rd

5.3

3rd

Body

F

4th

1.1

4th

Leg

F

17th

2.1

17th

Ranks are division percentiles — e.g. 90th = top 10% of the weight class. Higher is always better: on “absorbed” rows the rank is inverted, so a high rank means they get hit less.

Absorbed per 15

Head

A+

96th

12.7

96th

Body

F

4th

23.3

4th

Leg

A+

99th

0.0

99th

Ranks are division percentiles — e.g. 90th = top 10% of the weight class. Higher is always better: on “absorbed” rows the rank is inverted, so a high rank means they get hit less.

Career totals — landed / attempted

Landed (career total)

Zone	Per 15	Landed	Attempted	Accuracy
Head	5.3	5	9	56%
Body	1.1	1	2	50%
Leg	2.1	2	2	100%

Absorbed (career total)

Zone	Per 15	Landed	Attempted	Accuracy
Head	12.7	12	14	86%
Body	23.3	22	24	92%
Leg	0.0	0	0	—

UFCStats career rates, per 15 minutes. Percentiles vs the division; absorbed is inverted so higher is better.

Grappling

Per-15-minute breakdown of takedowns, submissions, and ground control.

UFC only

Mark Hall

—

Takedown accuracy

20%

Takedown defense

Control / 15 min+0.0 min net

On top0.0

On bottom0.0

Offense

Takedowns

C

57th

0.0

57th

TD accuracy

—

Sub attempts

B

66th

0.0

66th

Control

C

46th

0.0 min

46th

Defense

TD defense

20%

Controlled

0.0 min

Career totals — landed / attempted, control time

Offense

Takedowns	0 / 0
Submission attempts	0
Control time	0:00

Defense

TDs defended	1 / 5
Control absorbed	0:00

Rates above are per 15 minutes of UFC fight time (14min total). Value colors reflect the per-15 rate’s percentile against the current weight class baseline; raw totals without a division reference stay neutral.

Pace & fade

Round-by-round work rate, and whether they fade.

UFC only

Mark Hall

5 UFC bouts (per‑round) · 14 min

—

< 2 bouts to R3

Hall hasn't reached the third round in enough UFC bouts to read a reliable pace pattern — most of their fights end early. The round-by-round pace below is shown for what rounds there are.

Not enough rounds with per-round data to plot a pace curve — this fighter rarely sees the later rounds.

Full per-round breakdown

Round	Output / min	Sig landed / min	Sig absorbed / min	TD att / min	Control	Bouts
R1	0.6	0.6	2.4	0.00	0%	5

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.

Schedule Score

Opponent quality, ranked across the UFC. Recent fights weighted heavier.

UFC only

Mark Hall

7 resolved UFC bouts

Schedule Score

31/ 100

0255075100

Schedule strength

F

15th

18%

15th

Win quality

C

57th

42%

57th

Opponent quality distribution

Every UFC bout, grouped by who the opponent was at the time.

2

1

4

Contender-level8+ UFC wins entering the bout, ≥.55 win rate
Building3+ UFC fights, ≥.40 win rate
UnprovenFewer than 3 fights, or sub-.40 win rate

Tier	Bouts	Record	Win rate
Contender-level	2	0-2	0%
Building	1	0-1	0%
Unproven	4	4-0	100%

Highest-quality opponents

Toughest opponents on the scheduleScore, scored at the time of the fight.

All bouts — opponent quality bout-by-bout

Res	Opponent	Tier	Score	Date
W	Felix Lee Mitchell	Unproven	8	Dec 7, 1996
L	Don Frye	Contender-level	40	Dec 7, 1996
L	Don Frye	Contender-level	36	Jul 12, 1996
W	Koji Kitao	Unproven	8	May 17, 1996
W	Trent Jenkins	Unproven	8	Dec 16, 1995
W	Harold Howard	Unproven	8	Sep 8, 1995
L	Paul Varelans	Building	15	Sep 8, 1995

Per-bout quality scoring: champion = 100; same-division ranks 1–5 = 90 → 78 linear; ranks 6–15 = 75 → 60 linear; cross-division champion = 78; cross-division ranked = 45; title-fight challenger (no rank signal) = 50, bumped to 65 when opp had an elite career UFC record at the time. Unranked opponents are scored on UFC record-at-time (long-tenured vet 60, contender-level 45, established 30, building 18, unproven 8). P4P top-10 at time adds +5; top-3 adds +8 (capped at 100). The Schedule Score combines schedule strength (65%) and quality wins (35%), then is held toward a rookie baseline for fighters with limited UFC experience so a thin résumé reads honestly low.

Career cohorts

7 resolved UFC bouts

Performance broken down by situation — camp length, response to the previous result, title-fight presence, and rematches. Computed across every completed UFC bout.

Camp length

Days between fights

Short turnaround

< 100 days

2-2

4 bouts

Typical camp

100–180 days

1-1

2 bouts

Long layoff

> 180 days

—

UFC debut

first UFC bout

1-0

1 bout

Post-result bounce

Performance based on the previous UFC result

After a loss

next bout after a defeat

2-1

3 bouts

After a win

next bout after a win

1-2

3 bouts

First UFC bout

no precedent

1-0

1 bout

Title fights

Performance with a belt on the line

All title fights

as challenger or champion

—

As champion

defending the belt

—

As challenger

fighting for the belt

—

Rematches

Performance when meeting an opponent again

All rematches

any second meeting

0-1

1 bout

Revenge bouts

lost the first meeting

0-1

1 bout

Encore bouts

won the first meeting

—

Activity & layoff

Last fight, activity, and divisional context.

Time since last bout

24y 10mo

Active

0–6 mo

Normal

6–12 mo

Layoff

12–18 mo

Extended

18+ mo

Mark Hall

Extended layoff

24y 10mosince last bout

vs John Cole · Oct 6, 2001

Fight-by-fight odds & scoring

DFS

44.00

DK avg

4.80

Median

97.80

Ceiling

1.20

Floor

40%

Boom

60%

Bust

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