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Fight Stats

Larson Nakamura
Striking
0 KD 0
22/55 Sig. Str 16/44
40% Accuracy 36%
42/79 Total Str 75/104
Grappling
5/20 Takedowns 0/1
25% TD Acc 0%
0 Sub Att 1
0 Reversals 0
10:01 Ctrl Time 0:01
Sig. Strikes by Target
20 Head 14
2 Body 2
0 Leg 0
Sig. Strikes by Position
11 Distance 13
4 Clinch 2
7 Ground 1
Larson R1 Nakamura
0 KD 0
6/15 Sig. Str 3/10
12/23 Total Str 10/17
2/4 Takedowns 0/1
3:47 Ctrl Time 0:00
Larson R2 Nakamura
0 KD 0
8/15 Sig. Str 6/10
18/26 Total Str 29/34
2/8 Takedowns 0/0
3:37 Ctrl Time 0:01
Larson R3 Nakamura
0 KD 0
8/25 Sig. Str 7/24
12/30 Total Str 36/53
1/8 Takedowns 0/0
2:37 Ctrl Time 0:00

Judges’ Scorecards

Decision - Unanimous
Richard Bertrand
Cecil Peoples
Alejandro Rochin
Total
29–28
29–28
29–28
For
Larson
Larson
Larson

Brock Larson (left) Keita Nakamura (right) Official judges’ totals · round-by-round cards not published for this fight

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Brock Larson 3-3-0 954 MMA.SOCIAL ELO Keita Nakamura Keita Nakamura 4-7-0 878 MMA.SOCIAL ELO

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Brock Larson def. Keita Nakamura by unanimous decision after 3 rounds (judges 29-28, 29-28, 29-28), UFC Fight Night: Sanchez vs Riggs - result card with significant strikes, takedowns and control time
Brock Larson def. Keita Nakamura by unanimous decision after 3 rounds (judges 29-28, 29-28, 29-28), UFC Fight Night: Sanchez vs Riggs - result card with significant strikes, takedowns and control time
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Who won Brock Larson vs Keita Nakamura?

Brock Larson won by unanimous decision after 3 rounds at UFC Fight Night: Sanchez vs Riggs on December 13, 2006.

How many rounds did Brock Larson vs Keita Nakamura go?

It went 3 rounds, finishing at 5:00 of round 3.

What were the judges' scorecards for Brock Larson vs Keita Nakamura?

It went to a unanimous decision. The judges scored it: Richard Bertrand 29–28 Larson, Cecil Peoples 29–28 Larson and Alejandro Rochin 29–28 Larson.