Dan Ige

Dan Ige holds a 19-11-0 professional record and competes as an orthodox featherweight standing 5'7" with a 71-inch reach. The Hawaii native operates as a volume striker with modest output, averaging 3.60 strikes landed per minute at 45% accuracy while absorbing 3.56 strikes per minute and defending 56% of incoming strikes.

His grappling remains supplementary—he attempts 0.93 takedowns per 15 minutes with just 26% accuracy and defends 56% of takedown attempts, while submission threats are minimal at 0.2 per 15 minutes. Ige's recent form has deteriorated significantly, posting a 4-4 record across his last eight UFC appearances.

Notable recent losses include unanimous decisions to Lerone Murphy (October 2024), Diego Lopes (June 2024), and Bryce Mitchell (September 2023), though he secured a first-round submission of Danny Henry in 2019 and a split decision victory over Edson Barboza in 2020. His inconsistency at the featherweight level, combined with a string of recent setbacks against ranked competition, has left Ige searching for momentum in a crowded division where striking volume alone no longer suffices at the highest level.