Uros Medic

The available record depicts Medic as a pressure-and-finishing oriented striker, supported by his output metrics and results. He is credited with 5.59 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) while absorbing 3.42 (SApM), and his career outcomes show seven KO/TKO wins in 10 fights. That combination suggests a style built around creating damaging moments rather than accumulating rounds; as an inference, the absence of any decision wins indicates his fights often resolve before the judges are needed. Recent form in the snapshot is strongly finish-driven. After a KO/TKO loss to Punahele Soriano in Round 1 (2025-01-11), Medic logged four consecutive welterweight wins, including three straight first-round KO/TKOs (Urbina, Salikhov, Neal). Earlier wins also include stoppages beyond Round 1, such as KO/TKOs in Round 2 (Omar Morales) and Round 3 (Matthew Semelsberger), showing that quick finishes are common but not the only path seen in this data. Defensively, the record shows vulnerabilities that appear outcome-based: all three losses are by stoppage, including two submission losses (Jalin Turner in Round 1; Myktybek Orolbai in Round 2). His listed takedown defense is 55%, and his very low takedown average (0.34) and zero submission average suggest he is less focused on offensive grappling in this statistical profile.