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简体中文ALLSTARS TRAINING CENTER
FighterStatus tracks 3 fighters training out of Allstars Training Center. Between them they carry a combined 51-11 professional record over 62 recorded bouts, winning 82% of them.
Of the roster's 51 wins, 23 came by KO or TKO, 12 by submission and 16 by decision. That works out at 69% finishes, against 66% across all 1151 fighters on FighterStatus.
The camp fields fighters in 3 divisions — Bantamweight, Light Heavyweight and Middleweight. 3 nationalities are on the roster: Brazil, Switzerland and United Arab Emirates. Promotions on the roster: UFC.
Khamzat Chimaev is the highest-rated fighter at the camp on the FighterStatus Score at 72.62, with a 15-1 record at Middleweight. 3 of them are currently ranked in their division. The roster averages 32 years old, from Felipe Lima at 28 to Volkan Oezdemir at 36.
Camp Breakdown
35 of the 51 wins with a recorded method ended inside the distance — 69% — and 31% went to the judges.
Standouts
Divisional rank first, then the FighterStatus Score the rank is drawn from — a 0-100 rating of the standard of opposition a fighter has actually beaten, weighted towards recent bouts.
No championships are recorded against this roster yet.
Roster at a Glance
| Fighter | Division | Record | KO | Sub | Finish rate | Streak | Age | Ht / Reach | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Khamzat Chimaev | Middleweight | 15-1 | 5 | 7 | 80% | — | 32 | 6'2" / 75" | #4 |
| Volkan Oezdemir | Light Heavyweight | 21-8 | 14 | 2 | 76% | 1 win | 36 | 6'2" / 75" | #12 |
| Felipe Lima | Bantamweight | 15-2 | 4 | 3 | 47% | 1 win | 28 | 5'6" / 68" | #15 |
Records are career professional totals from each fighter's profile. Finish rate is stoppage wins as a share of that fighter's wins with a recorded method — the same denominator as the camp and site rates above, so the column and the paragraphs agree; a dash means no method is recorded for him at all. Rank is the current FighterStatus divisional rank; a dash means the fighter is not rated in his division, which includes every retired fighter.
