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Steve Bruno vs. Johnny Rees: UFC, Dec 10, 2008

UFC: Fight for the Troops · Crown Coliseum, Fayetteville, North Carolina, U.S.
WedDec 10Submission · R2Welterweight
49.9% (Elo 1483)(Elo 1484) 50.1%

Result

Steve Bruno wins by Submission (rear-naked choke)

round 2, 3:44

Pre-fight Elo gave Johnny Rees 50.1%: missed

Elo prediction

Elo
Steve Bruno 1483, Johnny Rees 1484: a 1-point gap.
Form
Steve Bruno won 0 of the last 1, Johnny Rees won 0 of 1. Form is level.
Verdict
Close fight · Johnny Rees 50.1% by Elo.
Steve Bruno49.9%ELO50.1%Johnny Rees
1483 · Pre-fight Elo · 1484

Common opponents

The two fighters have no common UFC opponents.

Recent form

Steve Bruno · won 0 of last 1Johnny Rees · won 0 of last 1
1450150015502009Steve Bruno 2008-08-09: 1483Steve Bruno 2008-12-10: 15001500Johnny Rees 2008-07-19: 1484Johnny Rees 2008-12-10: 14681468

Elo after each UFC fight, first to latest. Hollow dots are losses.

Steve Bruno
Johnny Rees
  • Loss
    Nate LoughranSubmission (triangle choke) · R1 4:21

Tale of the tape

no data yetAgeno data yet
177.8 cmHeightno data yet
no data yetReachno data yet
no data yetStanceno data yet
0-1-0UFC record0-1-0
1500Peak Elo1500

Records and Elo count UFC fights only.

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FAQ

When and where is UFC: Fight for the Troops?

Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at Crown Coliseum, Fayetteville, North Carolina, U.S..

How many rounds is this fight?

Standard UFC fights are three rounds of five minutes.

How does eloline's Elo work?

Every fighter starts at 1500. Wins add points, losses take them away, and beating a stronger opponent adds more. The win probability comes from the pre-fight Elo gap. Only UFC fights are counted for now.

Source: Wikipedia: UFC: Fight for the Troops (CC BY-SA 4.0). Records and Elo count UFC fights only.