Featherweight

Dustin Poirier

UFC 2011–present · rated in 2 editions · peak overall 81.0

Scouting report

Dustin "Diamond" Poirier fought as a featherweight in the UFC 3 (2012) and EA 1 (2014) editions before moving up to lightweight in 2015. He is from Lafayette, Louisiana, and trained at American Top Team. The featherweight card carries an 81 Overall, with an 82–84 Boxing and 86 Cardio, and includes early stoppage wins over Carlos Bermudez and Pablo Garza.

Peak ratings

Boxing84
Kickboxing80
Wrestling75
BJJ82
Strength78
Durability82
Cardio86
Fight IQ82

By edition

2010–2013Overall 78
Boxing82
Kickboxing78
Wrestling74
BJJ80
Strength76
Durability82
Cardio84
Fight IQ80

Poirier submitted Max Holloway via mounted triangle-armbar at UFC 143, fought Chan Sung Jung in a 2012 Fight of the Year, and defeated Erik Perez and Diego Brandao in Las Vegas. His D'Arce choke submissions, pocket boxing, and stamina are reflected in an 82 Boxing and 80 BJJ score across these bouts.

2014–2015Overall 81
Boxing84
Kickboxing80
Wrestling75
BJJ82
Strength78
Durability82
Cardio86
Fight IQ82

In 2014, Poirier scored a second-round TKO over Akira Corassani before suffering a first-round knockout loss to Conor McGregor at UFC 178 in Las Vegas. Moving up to lightweight in 2015, he recorded consecutive first-round knockouts of Carlos Diego Ferreira and Yancy Medeiros. His hand combinations and pace are captured in his 84 Boxing and 86 Cardio.

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Ratings shown are our own, built from independent research and from how Dustin Poirier is regarded by the MMA community, with the EA Sports UFC games used only as a starting baseline for the scale. They are unofficial and do not constitute an assessment of Dustin Poirier's real-world abilities. See the disclaimer below.