Statistics
- Win rate40%2/5
- Finish rate0%0/2
- KO rate0%0/2
- Sub rate0%0/2
Advanced Stats
Strike Distribution
Career Timeline 5 fights
Career Statistics 5 of 5 bouts with official stats
Pace
UFC record
How the fights end
Striking
Where the strikes land
From where
Grappling
Octagon time
Career Rankings where Riki Fukuda sits
Ranked against every fighter on MMA.SOCIAL who qualifies for that board — UFC appearances only, not full professional careers.
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Riki Fukuda is a Middleweight fighter tracked on MMA.SOCIAL with a UFC record of 2-3. The current performance-based ELO rating is 956, with a career peak of 1,000.
What is Riki Fukuda's UFC record?
Riki Fukuda is 2-3 as a Middleweight fighter — 2 by decision or other.
Last fight: Lost to Brad Tavares by decision, Mar 2013. 14th of 256 at Middleweight for significant strikes landed per fight (70.0).
- UFC record
- 2-3
Record and totals are from bouts recorded on MMA.SOCIAL, which covers UFC appearances only — not a fighter's full professional career. Any ranking named above states the board it is taken from and how many fighters qualified for it.
Who has Riki Fukuda lost to in the UFC?
Riki Fukuda has 3 UFC losses: Nick Ring (2011), Constantinos Philippou (2012), Brad Tavares (2013).
Who did Riki Fukuda fight last?
Riki Fukuda lost to Brad Tavares by unanimous decision in round 3 at UFC on FUEL TV: Silva vs. Stann on March 2, 2013.
How tall is Riki Fukuda and what is the reach?
Riki Fukuda is 6' 0" tall with a 73" reach and weighs 185 lbs.
How many UFC fights has Riki Fukuda had?
Riki Fukuda has had 5 UFC fights: 2 wins, 3 losses.
What is Riki Fukuda's win rate and finish rate?
Riki Fukuda has won 2 of 5 UFC fights, a 40% win rate. All of them went to the judges - no knockout or submission wins yet.
How many takedowns and strikes has Riki Fukuda landed in the UFC?
In 5 UFC fights with official stats, Riki Fukuda has landed 350 significant strikes (46.2% accuracy) and 13 takedowns (44.8% of attempts).
How old is Riki Fukuda?
Riki Fukuda is 45 years old (born January 6, 1981).
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