TJ Waldburger, a seasoned mixed martial artist, competed with a record of 16 wins, 9 losses, and no draws. He established himself in the welterweight division, weighing 170 lbs. Standing at 5' 11', he possesses a reach of 75'. Waldburger demonstrated an orthodox stance during his UFC career. In terms of performance statistics, Waldburger averaged 2.02 significant strikes per minute and maintained a striking accuracy of 51%. He absorbed an average of 2.39 strikes per minute with a strike defense rate of 40%. Waldburger was also known for his grappling skills, attempting an average of 4.8 submissions per 15 minutes and achieving a takedown accuracy of 46%. Throughout his UFC career, Waldburger demonstrated impressive victories. One of his most notable wins was against Jake Hecht, who held an ELO rating of 1023. In March 2012, he secured a submission victory over Hecht via armbar. However, his recent fight history shows a mix of results. Following the win against Hecht, Waldburger faced Brian Ebersole in June 2012, resulting in a unanimous decision loss. In December 2012, he bounced back with a submission victory over Nick Catone via triangle choke. Unfortunately, his next two fights ended in losses—first against Adlan Amagov due to a knockout/technical knockout (KO/TKO) punch in October 2013, and then against Mike Pyle due to KO/TKO elbows in February 2014. His last recorded fight was in 2014.