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Donte Johnson vs Sedriques Dumas
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Donte JohnsonLow Data
59.1%
Model
73.0%
Market
1.32
Odds
-13.8
Edge (pp)
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UFC debut · style profile after first fight
Style Matchup
limited sample · 6 UFC fightslimited · 6 fights
STRIKING
Striking Initiative
P6
Volume
P3
Striking Efficiency
P12
Range Sniper
P8
Kickboxing
P28
Clinch Striking
P19
Defensive Striking
P48
GRAPPLING / WRESTLING
Wrestling
P34
Pressure Wrestling
P53
Top Control
P79
Submission
P17
Anti-Wrestling
P78
Grappling Defense
P26
Scrambler
P93
DAMAGE / FINISHING
Power
P15
Finisher
P25
Damage Resistance
P17
· style, not skillFIGHT DYNAMICS· style, not skill
Fast Starter
P56
Pace
P25
Late Fighter
P72
GLOBAL
Versatility
P17
Fighter profiles as of this fight · percentiles vs established UFC fighters (8+ fights) at that date.
Striking
JohnsonDumas
—Landed / min2.10
—Absorbed / min2.52
—Accuracy45%
—Defense56%
—KD / 150.00
—KD abs / 150.51
Grappling / Wrestling
JohnsonDumas
—TD / 151.01
—TD att / 153.30
—TD accuracy31%
—TD defense40%
—Control / 155:26
—Sub att / 150.00
Targets
JohnsonDumas
Head—|49%
Body—|16%
Leg—|35%
Position
JohnsonDumas
Distance—|78%
Clinch—|2%
Ground—|19%
Ranking evolution Johnson Dumas
AI Matchup Analysis
Generated by an LLM from structured matchup data. It does not determine the model's win probability.
Donte Johnson
Donte Johnson arrives unbeaten at 6-0, riding a six-fight win streak against modest regional opposition. His most consistent asset is a knack for closing the show before the scorecards, and he hasn't been on the wrong end of a recent knockout or submission. He fights from a southpaw stance.
Sedriques Dumas
Sedriques Dumas brings the more tested résumé at 11-3 overall and 3-3 in the UFC, with slightly more exposure to higher-level competition. He owns a meaningful physical edge, standing 15 cm taller with 13 cm more reach, and carries a bit of finishing threat once the fight hits the mat.
Matchup Read
Dumas brings the UFC-tested experience and the frame, but Johnson owns the sharper matchup-specific tool in his finishing ability. The crossed stances and Dumas's length reshape the range: if he uses that reach to keep Johnson at the end of his punches, he dictates where exchanges happen. Johnson's job is to close distance and turn the fight into the kind of exchanges where his finishing instinct lives, while staying wary of Dumas's threat off the mat.
What to Watch
- Early striking: whether Johnson can breach Dumas's 13 cm reach advantage and get inside, or gets kept pinned at the end of the jab.
- Grappling: if the fight hits the mat, watch whether Dumas can convert his ground finishing threat before Johnson works back up.
- Southpaw-orthodox angles: who wins the lead-foot battle and lands the cleaner power shot in the open-stance exchanges.
Key Uncertainty
Johnson is making his UFC debut with no promotional history, so his six-fight streak came against modest regional opposition, leaving his level against this caliber of competition genuinely untested.