RTFight stats: Matias and Smith had the same accuracy, but the Brit outlanded the ex-champion

On the night of January 11 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, USA, a boxing card took place headlined by a fight for the WBC super lightweight world title (up to 63.5 kg / 140 lbs) between Puerto Rican Subriel Matias (23-3, 22 KOs) and Britain’s Dalton Smith (19-0, 14 KOs).

The bout ended inside the distance: in the fifth round Smith, after a sustained offensive, sent Matias to the canvas. The Puerto Rican got up, but the referee decided to stop the fight — TKO 5.

For Dalton Smith this was the first world title of his professional career, while Matias saw his three-fight winning streak come to an end.

The Ready to Fight team, together with experienced professional boxing judges, counted every punch of the bout and arrived at the following numbers.

Fight stats: Subriel Matias vs Dalton Smith

Total punches (thrown/landed): 327/78 vs 409/98

Total punch accuracy: 24% vs 24%

Jabs (thrown/landed): 104/22 vs 183/31

Jab accuracy: 21% vs 17%

Power punches (thrown/landed): 223/56 vs 226/67

Power punch accuracy: 25% vs 30%

Head punches: 77 vs 90

Body punches: 1 vs 8

More detailed statistics from Ready to Fight can be found at the link.