UFC 48: Payback · Mandalay Bay Events Center, Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.
58.0% (Elo 1551)
(Elo 1495) 42.0%
Result
Ken Shamrock wins by KO/TKO (knee)
round 1, 1:26
Pre-fight Elo gave Ken Shamrock 58.0%: correct
Elo prediction
- Elo
- Ken Shamrock 1551, Kimo Leopoldo 1495: a 56-point gap.
- Head-to-head
- They have met once; most recently on Feb 16, 1996: Ken Shamrock wins by Submission (kneebar).
- Common opponents
- Royce Gracie (Shamrock: Loss, Draw; Leopoldo: Loss).
- Form
- Ken Shamrock won 2 of the last 5, Kimo Leopoldo won 2 of 5. Form is level.
- Verdict
- Ken Shamrock slightly favoured · Ken Shamrock 58.0% by Elo.
Ken Shamrock58.0%ELO42.0%Kimo Leopoldo
1551 · Pre-fight Elo · 1495
Common opponents
| Opponent | Ken Shamrock | Kimo Leopoldo |
|---|---|---|
| Royce Gracie | LossSubmission (rear-naked choke), Nov 12, 1993 DrawDraw, Apr 7, 1995 | LossSubmission (armlock), Sep 9, 1994 |
Recent form
Ken Shamrock · won 2 of last 5Kimo Leopoldo · won 2 of last 5
Elo after each UFC fight, first to latest. Hollow dots are losses.
Ken Shamrock
- LossTito OrtizKO/TKO (corner stoppage) · R3 5:00
- WinBrian JohnstonSubmission (forearm choke)
- LossDan SevernDecision (split)
- WinKimo LeopoldoSubmission (kneebar)
- DrawOleg TaktarovDraw
Kimo Leopoldo
- WinTank AbbottSubmission (arm-triangle choke) · R1 1:59
- LossTsuyoshi KosakaDecision (unanimous)
- WinPaul VarelansKO/TKO (corner stoppage)
- LossKen ShamrockSubmission (kneebar)
- LossRoyce GracieSubmission (armlock)
Tale of the tape
40Age36
185.4 cmHeight190.5 cm
185.0 cmReachno data yet
no data yetStanceno data yet
6-3-2UFC record2-3-0
1567Peak Elo1500
Records and Elo count UFC fights only.
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When and where is UFC 48: Payback?
Sat, Jun 19, 2004 at Mandalay Bay Events Center, Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S..
How many rounds is this fight?
Main events are usually five rounds; other fights are three rounds of five minutes.
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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 48 (CC BY-SA 4.0). Records and Elo count UFC fights only.