Tito Ortiz, a renowned mixed martial artist, competed with a record of 19 wins, 12 losses, and 1 draw. He specialized in the 205-pound weight class and stood at an imposing height of 6'3". His reach extended to 74", and he adopted an orthodox stance during his fights. In terms of performance, Ortiz demonstrated a significant strikes per minute average of 2.59, with a striking accuracy of 46%. He absorbed an average of 2.88 strikes per minute, showcasing a commendable strike defense of 60%. Ortiz also averaged 2.47 takedowns every 15 minutes, with a takedown accuracy of 35%, and attempted 0.6 submissions in the same timeframe. Throughout his career, Ortiz achieved a notable victory over Ken Shamrock, who held an ELO rating of 1100. However, his recent fight history reveals a series of losses. On October 23, 2010, he faced Matt Hamill and lost via unanimous decision (U-DEC). In July 2011, Ortiz managed to secure a win against Ryan Bader through a submission using a guillotine choke. However, his streak was short-lived as he suffered losses against Rashad Evans (KO/TKO knee) in August and Rogerio Nogueira (KO/TKO punches) in December of the same year. His last recorded fight was on July 7, 2012, where he lost to Forrest Griffin via unanimous decision.