Dan Henderson, a seasoned mixed martial artist, competed with an impressive record of 32-15-0, primarily in the UFC's middleweight division at 185 lbs. Standing at 5' 11', he boasted a reach of 74 inches and maintained an orthodox stance. In terms of performance, Henderson demonstrated a significant strikes per minute average of 2.44, with a striking accuracy of 47%. He absorbed an average of 2.7 strikes per minute, showcasing a strike defense rate of 51%. His takedowns per 15 minutes were 1.52, achieved with a takedown accuracy of 52%, and he attempted an average of 0.3 submissions per 15 minutes. Throughout his career, Henderson held notable victories, including one against Rich Franklin, who had an ELO rating of 1166. His most recent fights saw him compete in five bouts between 2015 and 2016. In January 2015, he suffered a loss against Gegard Mousasi due to a KO/TKO punch. He then secured a win over Tim Boetsch in June of the same year, followed by another loss against Vitor Belfort in November, this time via KO/TKO kick. In 2016, Henderson achieved a victory over Hector Lombard through a KO/TKO elbow before facing Michael Bisping in October, resulting in a U-DEC (unanimous decision loss).