Manuel Torres

Based on the supplied statistics and results, Torres’ UFC sample points to a high-tempo, high-variance lightweight style. He is credited with 7.29 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) and 4.08 absorbed per minute (SApM), alongside a 54% significant strike defense. Those figures, paired with a record containing no decisions, align with fights that tend to resolve before extended point-fighting becomes the deciding factor. Observed outcomes show a strong early finishing tendency. All five of his wins in this record ended in round one: four by KO/TKO and one by submission. His losses also ended inside the distance, by KO/TKO in round one and round two. As a pattern, that combination suggests Torres often operates in exchanges where momentum can swing quickly—effective when he lands first and cleanly, but with documented downside when opponents return fire. The grappling indicators are mixed but noteworthy. Torres is listed with 1.72 takedowns per 15 minutes and 0.9 submissions attempted per 15 minutes, while also carrying a 90% takedown defense. Without round-by-round or attempt totals, it is safest to treat these as signposts rather than a full stylistic map, but the numbers do support the idea that wrestling defense and opportunistic finishing are part of his toolkit.