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Fight Stats

Sanders Williams
Striking
1 KD 0
59/140 Sig. Str 61/109
42% Accuracy 56%
62/143 Total Str 68/117
Grappling
0/0 Takedowns 1/5
0% TD Acc 20%
0 Sub Att 0
0 Reversals 0
1:18 Ctrl Time 0:55
Sig. Strikes by Target
44 Head 15
13 Body 15
2 Leg 31
Sig. Strikes by Position
44 Distance 53
13 Clinch 8
2 Ground 0
Sanders R1 Williams
1 KD 0
22/42 Sig. Str 15/23
24/44 Total Str 21/29
0/0 Takedowns 0/3
0:42 Ctrl Time 0:44
Sanders R2 Williams
0 KD 0
20/59 Sig. Str 24/45
21/60 Total Str 25/46
0/0 Takedowns 1/2
0:31 Ctrl Time 0:11
Sanders R3 Williams
0 KD 0
17/39 Sig. Str 22/41
17/39 Total Str 22/42
0/0 Takedowns 0/0
0:05 Ctrl Time 0:00

Judges’ Scorecards

Decision - Unanimous
Brad Frank
Chris Lee
Derek Cleary
Total
30–27
30–27
29–28
For
Sanders
Sanders
Sanders

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Luke Sanders def. Patrick Williams by unanimous decision after 3 rounds (judges 30-27, 30-27, 29-28), UFC Fight Night: Poirier vs. Gaethje - result card with significant strikes, takedowns and control time
Luke Sanders def. Patrick Williams by unanimous decision after 3 rounds (judges 30-27, 30-27, 29-28), UFC Fight Night: Poirier vs. Gaethje - result card with significant strikes, takedowns and control time
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Who won Luke Sanders vs Patrick Williams?

Luke Sanders won by unanimous decision after 3 rounds at UFC Fight Night: Poirier vs. Gaethje on April 14, 2018.

How many rounds did Luke Sanders vs Patrick Williams go?

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

What were the judges' scorecards for Luke Sanders vs Patrick Williams?

It went to a unanimous decision. The judges scored it: Brad Frank 30–27 Sanders, Chris Lee 30–27 Sanders and Derek Cleary 29–28 Sanders.