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John Lober
John Lober
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KOTC - Light Heavyweight🌍 United States
5-9-4
Record (W-L-D)
Pure rating
973
Consensus rating
973
Active P4P
Unranked
Men's - all divisions
All-time P4P
#2452
All eras
In promotion
Unranked
KOTC Light Heavyweight
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Strength profile 6 axes
Skill0Finish80Experience45Momentum30Durability67Win rate36
Finish rate80%
Finish types (how the wins came)
KO 20
Sub 60
Dec 20
Durability (resistance to being finished)67
Finished against6 times
Total bouts18

Within the recorded range there are 18 bouts between 1996 and 2009, about one every 9.6 months. It has been 202 months since the last bout. 4 of the 5 wins came by finish, 4 of them in the first round. Of the 9 losses, 6 came by finish and 3 by decision. The highest it has been is 1550, in 1997; it stands at 973 now. The best win came against Frank Shamrock in 1997, who was rated 1554 at the time.

The loss to Kiuma Kunioku in 1997 is the largest gap conceded. Over the last four bouts the trend was downward.

All Fights
Loss
vs Lee McKibbin
Submission (Guillotine Choke)
2009-11-29
Loss
vs Rubin Tagle
KO
2007-12-02
Win
vs Damien Gomez
TKO
2007-10-07
Loss
vs Marcelo Tigre
Submission (Armbar)
2006-03-18
Draw
Draw
1999-06-11
Draw
vs Kengo Watanabe
Draw
1998-12-19
Win
vs Izzy Johnson
Submission (Choke)
1998-12-08
Loss
TKO (Submission to Punches)
1998-10-16
Loss
vs Joe Pardo
Decision
1998-08-02
Loss
vs Minoru Suzuki
Decision (Lost Points)
1998-06-02
Loss
vs Ryūshi Yanagisawa
TKO
1997-12-20
Draw
vs Osami Shibuya
Draw
1997-10-29
Loss
vs Kiuma Kunioku
Decision (Lost Points)
1997-09-06
Loss
Submission (Arm-Triangle Choke)
1997-03-28
Win
Decision (Split)
1997-01-17
Draw
vs Igor Zinoviev
Draw
1996-10-18
Win
vs Jamie Faucett
Submission (Heel Hook)
1996-08-23
Win
vs Eric Heberstreit
Submission (Rear Naked Choke)
1996-03-30
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Ratings, the six axes and the ranks are estimates from an in-house analysis of public records (the formula is not published). Last active: 2009. They are not a guarantee of any result.

Source: Wikipedia