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Charles Radtke vs Daniel Frunza
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Charles RadtkeLow Data
56.9%
Model
59.0%
Market
1.63
Odds
-2.2
Edge (pp)
limited sample · 5 UFC fightslimited · 5 fights
Style Matchup
provisional · 1 UFC fightsprovisional · 1 fights
STRIKING
P31
Striking Initiative
P96
P20
Volume
P99
P74
Striking Efficiency
P43
P67
Range Sniper
P72
P80
Kickboxing
P66
P41
Clinch Striking
P58
P35
Defensive Striking
P72
GRAPPLING / WRESTLING
P20
Wrestling
P29
P74
Pressure Wrestling
P0
P97
Top Control
P0
P19
Submission
P0
P64
Anti-Wrestling
P20
P89
Grappling Defense
P26
P32
Scrambler
P36
DAMAGE / FINISHING
P86
Power
P39
P53
Finisher
P58
P16
Damage Resistance
P29
· style, not skillFIGHT DYNAMICS· style, not skill
P43
Fast Starter
P7
P47
Pace
P12
P35
Late Fighter
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GLOBAL
P71
Versatility
P13
Fighter profiles as of this fight · percentiles vs established UFC fighters (8+ fights) at that date.
Striking
RadtkeFrunza
3.11Landed / min8.60
3.66Absorbed / min8.60
49%Accuracy37%
52%Defense61%
0.97KD / 150.00
0.97KD abs / 159.00
Grappling / Wrestling
RadtkeFrunza
0.49TD / 150.00
3.89TD att / 150.00
13%TD accuracy—
100%TD defense—
4:58Control / 150:00
0.00Sub att / 150.00
Targets
RadtkeFrunza
Head79%|72%
Body7%|7%
Leg14%|21%
Position
RadtkeFrunza
Distance86%|86%
Clinch10%|14%
Ground3%|0%
Ranking evolution Radtke Frunza
AI Matchup Analysis
Generated by an LLM from structured matchup data. It does not determine the model's win probability.
Charles Radtke
Radtke brings the sharper stand-up defense and cleaner work at range, backed by a granite chin that lets him weather exchanges. His recent run carries real knockout power and finishing momentum, going 3/5 in the UFC against lower-ranked opposition.
Daniel Frunza
Frunza works behind volume and forward pressure on the feet, and at 10 cm taller he owns a length advantage to fight behind. His stand-up defense has been trending upward recently. He dropped his UFC debut and holds a 9-3 mark across all organizations.
Matchup Read
Frunza's early answer is output and pressure, trying to bank rounds with volume before Radtke settles. But the longer it goes, the more Radtke's power and finishing threat weigh in, especially against an opponent who has recently been stopped. Radtke's distance management and durability let him absorb the pace and look for the counter. If Frunza's height and forward volume don't keep Radtke off balance, single clean shots can flip it.
What to Watch
- Early striking: whether Frunza's pressure and length keep Radtke pinned at the end of his shots or Radtke slips inside to counter.
- Durability test: how Frunza's chin holds when Radtke starts loading up on power shots.
- Late rounds: whether Frunza's volume stays sharp or Radtke's finishing threat grows as the pace drops.
Key Uncertainty
Frunza has only one UFC appearance to read from, so how his pressure and improving defense translate against this level of power remains hard to gauge.