Career statistics

Raw per-source career rows, plus the readable split in meta.records / meta.stats (the same objects the fighter profile carries — read those unless you need the per-source rows). data: per-scope career stats (pro-mma, amateur-mma, …): record, strikes landed/absorbed per minute, accuracy/defense, takedown and submission averages, and updated_at (this route only). Exactly ONE row per scope; source names the publisher it came from: public-records (the complete multi-promotion career record) is preferred, then the promotion's own site (ufc-stats, bkfc-official, one-official, …), then ufcalendar. A public-records record is a point-in-time snapshot advanced by every settled bout UFCalendar tracked after it, so it matches the record on ufcalendar.com. A row's record and its stats cover the same bouts. pro-mma = the career record plus striking/grappling averages UFCalendar computes over EVERY settled MMA bout it holds per-fight totals for, in any promotion (Contender Series included); its stats are null when no such bout exists. Bouts of another sport are averaged on that sport's row (pro-knuckle for bare-knuckle boxing, pro-muay-thai, pro-kickboxing, pro-boxing; a stats-only row with a null record when the fighter has no such record row) and never enter pro-mma. Org-scoped rows (ufc-only, bkfc-only, one-only) are the fighter's record INSIDE that promotion, not a career record: ufc-only carries a record AND averages UFCalendar derives from the fighter's tracked UFC bouts only (Contender Series excluded, W-L-D plus (n NC); both null until a UFC bout is settled — a Contender-Series-only fighter has no UFC stats), while bkfc-only / one-only carry the promotion's own published record. ufcstats', OKTAGON's and ACA's header records are CAREER records and ship under pro-mma (the public-records row wins the scope when present, unless ufcstats counts more bouts).