TJ Dillashaw

Dillashaw upset the MMA world at UFC 173 in May 2014, outworking Renan Barao with footwork and combinations to capture the UFC Bantamweight Championship, then defended against Joe Soto before stopping Barao again in round four at UFC on Fox 16 in Chicago. His stance switches, angles, and volume punching are reflected in an 91 Boxing and 94 Cardio.

After dropping a split decision to Dominick Cruz in January 2016, Dillashaw scored decision wins over Raphael Assuncao and John Lineker before knocking out rival Cody Garbrandt in round two at UFC 217 in Madison Square Garden to reclaim the bantamweight title. His wrestling fundamentals, head kicks, and power are captured in an 92 Boxing and 90 Wrestling.

Dillashaw extended his title reign at UFC 227 in August 2018 by knocking out Cody Garbrandt in the first round of their rematch in Los Angeles, before dropping a 32-second flyweight title challenge to Henry Cejudo in January 2019 in Brooklyn. His combinations, clinch strikes, and tactical adjustments anchor his 92 Boxing and 93 Fight IQ ratings in this era.

Serving a two-year suspension, Dillashaw returned to the Octagon in July 2021 at UFC on ESPN: Sandhagen vs. Dillashaw in Las Vegas, defeating Cory Sandhagen by split decision despite tearing his LCL, PCL, and both menisci in round one. His conditioning, positional scrambling, and tactical wrestling justify his 90 Boxing and 92 Cardio ratings over twenty-five minutes of grueling action.