Yair Rodríguez vs. Leonardo Morales: UFC 180, Nov 15, 2014

UFC 180: Werdum vs. Hunt · Arena Ciudad de México, Mexico City, Mexico

Yair Rodríguez0-0-0

SatNov 15Decision · R3Featherweight

Leonardo Morales0-0-0

50.0% (Elo 1500)

(Elo 1500) 50.0%

Result

Yair Rodríguez wins by Decision (unanimous)

round 3, 5:00

Pre-fight Elo gave Yair Rodríguez 50.0%: 50/50, not scored

Elo prediction

Elo: Yair Rodríguez 1500, Leonardo Morales 1500: a 0-point gap.
Form: Yair Rodríguez is making a UFC debut, with no UFC fights to rate yet. Leonardo Morales is making a UFC debut, with no UFC fights to rate yet.
Verdict: Close fight · Yair Rodríguez 50.0% by Elo.

Yair Rodríguez50.0%ELO50.0%Leonardo Morales

1500 · Pre-fight Elo · 1500

Common opponents

The two fighters have no common UFC opponents.

Recent form

Yair RodríguezLeonardo Morales

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

Yair Rodríguez

No UFC fights yet.

Leonardo Morales

No UFC fights yet.

Tale of the tape

22Ageno data yet

180.3 cmHeightno data yet

180.3 cmReachno data yet

no data yetStanceno data yet

0-0-0UFC record0-0-0

1623Peak Elo1500

Records and Elo count UFC fights only.

Where to watch

Prelims: Fox Sports 1

Prelims: UFC Fight Pass

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FAQ

When and where is UFC 180: Werdum vs. Hunt?

Sat, Nov 15, 2014 at Arena Ciudad de México, Mexico City, Mexico.

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 180 (CC BY-SA 4.0). Records and Elo count UFC fights only.