Tim Means, a seasoned mixed martial artist, has competed in the UFC with an impressive record of 33-17-1 (1 NC) and a UFC record of 15-14-0. Weighing in at 170 lbs., Means stands tall at 6' 2' with a reach of 75'. In the octagon, he adopts an orthodox stance. Means has demonstrated a striking style that averages 5.04 significant strikes per minute, with a striking accuracy of 49%. However, he also absorbs an average of 3.65 strikes per minute, maintaining a strike defense of 60%. His takedown attempts are less frequent, averaging 1.14 per 15 minutes, with a takedown accuracy of 40%. Throughout his UFC career, Means has achieved notable victories, including a significant win over Thiago Alves, who also held an ELO rating of 1054. However, his recent fight history shows a series of losses. In October 2022, he faced Max Griffin and lost by Split Decision (S-DEC). In May 2023, Alex Morono defeated him via submission with a Guillotine Choke. On September 23, 2023, Means managed to secure a win against Andre Fialho with a KO/TKO due to punches. However, his streak of losses continued in April 2024 when he was defeated by Uros Medic via KO/TKO punch. His most recent fight on October 5, 2024, ended in another loss against Court McGee, who submitted him with a Rear Naked Choke. Despite these losses, Means remains a formidable athlete in the UFC's welterweight division.