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WINNER
UFC Fight Night: Ulberg vs. ReyesLight HeavyweightPrelims
Navajo
Stirling
2-0UFC
VS
Rodolfo
Bellato
1-0UFC
Final: Navajo Stirling by U-DEC
Who wins
Stirling winsevenBellato wins
Claude 68% Bellato
GPT 62% Bellato
Elo 58% Stirling
Claude
68%
Bellato
GPT
62%
Bellato
Elo
58%
Stirling
1556 vs 1502
Tale of the tapeUFC averages
6'4"
Height
6'3"
79"
Reach
77"
Orthodox
Stance
Orthodox
5.82
Landed / min
6.47
2.55
Absorbed / minlower better
5.90
56%
Strike accuracy
61%
58%
Strike defense
44%
n/a
Takedowns / 15
1.09
0%
TD accuracy
25%
72%
TD defense
100%
n/a
Subs / 15
0.5
Small sample: Navajo Stirling, 2 UFC fights; Rodolfo Bellato, 1 UFC fight.
How it ends
55%KO/TKO
Claude calls KO/TKO, Round 2
KO/TKO 55%Submission 10%Decision 35%
60%Decision
GPT calls Decision
KO/TKO 28%Submission 12%Decision 60%
Formnewest first
Navajo Stirling140 days out
W
Ivan Erslan
U-DEC · 2025-05-10
W
Tuco Tokkos
U-DEC · 2024-12-14
Rodolfo Bellato664 days out
W
Ihor Potieria
KO/TKO · 2023-12-02
Why
Claude
Rodolfo Bellato
68% · KO/TKO
- Bellato's 5% striking accuracy advantage and higher volume output
- Perfect takedown defense (100%) negates Stirling's potential Plan B
- Bellato coming off impressive KO win showing finishing momentum
- 2-inch reach disadvantage manageable with superior technical striking
Write-up
Bellato's superior striking accuracy (61% vs 56%) and proven finishing ability give him the edge. His 100% takedown defense neutralizes any wrestling threat, while his higher output (6.47 SLPM vs 5.82) and recent KO victory show he's in prime form. Stirling's limited UFC experience and lack of recorded fights suggest vulnerability against proven finishers.
GPT
Rodolfo Bellato
62% · Decision
- Bellato's superior striking volume (6.47 SLpM) and accuracy (61%)
- Bellato's ability to threaten with takedowns (1.09 per fight) and perfect takedown defense
- Stirling's better striking defense (58%) and lower strikes absorbed per minute (2.55 SApM)
Write-up
Bellato's higher striking output and accuracy, combined with his ability to mix in takedowns and 100% takedown defense, give him a slight edge. However, his poor striking defense (44%) and high strikes absorbed per minute make a finish less likely. Stirling is more defensively sound and efficient but lacks grappling threat and has lower output.