Chris de la Rocha, a seasoned mixed martial artist, competed with a record of 5 wins, 3 losses, and 0 draws. He established himself in the heavyweight division, tipping the scales at 250 lbs. Standing tall at 6' 3', with an extended reach of 80', de la Rocha adopted an orthodox stance in the octagon. In terms of performance, de la Rocha demonstrated a significant striking rate of 4.08 per minute, landing strikes accurately 45% of the time during his UFC career. He absorbed an average of 6.37 strikes per minute and maintained a strike defense of 43%. De la Rocha also averaged 2.02 takedowns every 15 minutes, with a takedown accuracy of 30%, while attempting a submission once every 15 minutes on average. Throughout his career, de la Rocha achieved one notable victory over Rashad Coulter, who held an ELO rating of 968 at the time. However, his most recent fights have seen mixed results. In July 2015, he suffered a loss against Daniel Omielanczuk due to a KO/TKO punch. A year later, in May 2016, de la Rocha was defeated by Adam Milstead via KO/TKO punches. However, he managed to secure a win in June 2018 against Rashad Coulter with a KO/TKO punch. Unfortunately, his winning streak was short-lived as he faced another loss in December 2018 against Juan Adams due to a KO/TKO knee.