Joey Beltran, a seasoned mixed martial artist, competed with an MMA record of 17-14-0 (1 NC) and a UFC record of 3-6-0. He stood tall at 6' 1', weighing in at 185 lbs., with a reach of 75'. In the orthodox stance, Beltran demonstrated an average of 4.92 significant strikes per minute during his UFC career, landing them with a striking accuracy of 36%. However, he absorbed an impressive 5.27 strikes per minute, maintaining a strike defense of 54%. In terms of grappling, Beltran averaged 0.48 takedowns per 15 minutes, achieving success in 18% of his attempts. He rarely attempted submissions during his UFC career, with no submission attempts recorded per 15 minutes. One of Beltran's most notable victories came against Tim Hague, an opponent with an ELO rating of 1005. Unfortunately, his recent fight history shows a series of losses, starting from October 8, 2011, when he faced Stipe Miocic and ended in a unanimous decision (U-DEC). This was followed by three more consecutive losses: against Lavar Johnson via knockout/technical knockout (KO/TKO) in punches, James Te Huna in another unanimous decision (U-DEC), and Igor Pokrajac, a fight that was later overturned. His last recorded fight was on October 9, 2013, against Fabio Maldonado, which ended in a split decision (S-DEC).