Chris Lytle, a seasoned mixed martial artist, competed with an impressive record of 31-18-5, with a UFC record of 10-10-0, and fought in the welterweight division at 170 lbs. Standing at 5' 11', Lytle had a reach of 68 inches and adopted an orthodox stance during his fights. In terms of performance statistics, Lytle demonstrated a significant striking rate of 3.76 per minute, with a striking accuracy of 45%. He absorbed an average of 3.03 strikes per minute, maintaining a strike defense of 58%. Lytle averaged 0.7 takedowns per 15 minutes, with a takedown accuracy of 55%, and attempted approximately 2.4 submissions per 15 minutes. Throughout his career, Lytle achieved notable victories, including one over Matt Brown, whose ELO rating was 1061 at the time. Some of his most recent fights include a win against Brian Foster via kneebar in February 2010, a victory against Matt Brown by armbar in July 2010, and a split decision draw with Matt Serra in September 2010. However, Lytle suffered a loss to Brian Ebersole in a split decision fight in February 2011 before securing another win against Dan Hardy via guillotine choke in August 2011, marking his last recorded fight.