Nikita Krylov

The supplied metrics and results suggest a fighter who tends to produce action and decisive outcomes. Krylov is credited with 4.36 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) while absorbing 2.59 per minute (SApM). That gap can indicate positive exchange moments over time, but it does not, by itself, describe where those exchanges happen or against what level of opposition. His grappling profile shows consistent wrestling and submission activity: 2.05 takedowns per 15 minutes and 1.2 submissions attempted per 15 minutes. Combined with the career summary (five submission wins and five KO/TKO wins), the record supports the idea that he can finish in more than one phase, rather than relying on a single route. At the same time, the loss breakdown indicates exposure to being finished. The career summary lists four KO/TKO losses and four submission losses, and recent results include multiple KO/TKO defeats (for example, Round 1 losses in 2025 and a Round 3 loss in 2026). A careful inference is that his fights can swing on exchanges and transitions, with outcomes often resolved before the scorecards, though the fight list also shows that he can reach decisions in some matchups.