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“The People's Champ” · 19-12-1
SUBTKOSUB
RESULT
Unanimous Decision
ROUND 5 · 5:00
Light HeavyweightTitle bout5 rounds scheduled
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“The Janitor” · 27-8-0
SUBUDSUB
Friday, September 28, 2001Mandalay Bay Events Center, Las Vegas, United States

Tito Ortiz defeated Vladimir Matyushenko by Unanimous Decision in round 5 (5:00) in the Light Heavyweight title main event of UFC 33: Victory In Vegas, held Friday, September 28, 2001 at Mandalay Bay Events Center, Las Vegas. The judges scored it 50-43, 50-44, 50-44, Tito Ortiz won the decision.

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Tito Ortiz vs Vladimir Matyushenko

Fight stats: totals

Same scale left and right on every row; the pale tail behind a bar is attempts

Tito OrtizVladimir Matyushenko
0
Knockdowns
0
64 / 84
Significant strikes
19 / 49
76%
Sig. strike accuracy
39%
248 / 269
Total strikes
103 / 138
5 / 9
Takedowns
1 / 6
56%
Takedown accuracy
17%
21:32
Control time
1:10

Where it landed

Significant strikes landed by target in this fight

Tito OrtizVladimir Matyushenko
1727%
Head
947%
813%
Body
316%
3961%
Leg
737%

Where it happened

Where the landed significant strikes came from

Tito Ortiz
73%19%
Vladimir Matyushenko
42%58%
■ Distance■ Clinch■ Ground

Range × target

Significant strikes landed by range and target in this fight · landed / attempted in each cell

Tito Ortiz64 landed
Head
Body
Leg
Distance
33/13
0
22/2
Clinch
22/4
88/8
3737/37
Ground
1212/20
0
0
Vladimir Matyushenko19 landed
Head
Body
Leg
Distance
77/34
00/1
11/1
Clinch
22/4
33/3
66/6
Ground
0
0
0
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Frequently asked questions

Who won Tito Ortiz vs Vladimir Matyushenko?

Tito Ortiz defeated Vladimir Matyushenko by Unanimous Decision in round 5 (5:00) in the Light Heavyweight title main event of UFC 33: Victory In Vegas, held Friday, September 28, 2001 at Mandalay Bay Events Center, Las Vegas. The judges scored it 50-43, 50-44, 50-44, Tito Ortiz won the decision.

What were the judges' scorecards for Tito Ortiz vs Vladimir Matyushenko?

The judges scored it 50-43, 50-44, 50-44, Tito Ortiz won the decision.