Gary Goodridge, a seasoned mixed martial artist, competed with a record of 23 wins, 22 losses, and 1 draw. He was known for competing in the heavyweight division, weighing 249 lbs. Standing at 6' 3", he demonstrated an orthodox stance in the octagon. In terms of performance statistics during his UFC career, Goodridge averaged 1.84 significant strikes per minute with a striking accuracy of 56%. He absorbed an average of 2.14 strikes per minute and maintained a strike defense of 48%. His takedown attempts were less frequent, averaging 0.4 per 15 minutes, but when he attempted, he was successful every time. He also made 0.8 submission attempts per 15 minutes on average. Goodridge's career highlights include a notable victory over Jerry Bohlander, who had an ELO rating of 1021. His last fight was in 1999 against Andre Roberts, which he won via KO/TKO. However, his recent fight history shows a mix of victories and losses. In 1996, he faced Mark Schultz, resulting in a loss due to KO/TKO. Following this, he lost to Mark Coleman via submission. Yet, he managed to secure a win against John Campetella the same year with a KO/TKO victory. His next fight was another loss, this time against Don Frye via submission. In 1999, he ended his UFC career on a high note with a win against Andre Roberts.