Guilherme Pat Outworks Allen Frye for a Clean Unanimous
Guilherme “Kong” Pat kept his undefeated record intact with a composed, disciplined performance against Allen Frye, earning a unanimous decision victory (30–27, 30–27, 30–27) in their heavyweight showdown at UFC Fight Night: Royval vs. Kape. The Brazilian prospect showcased superior range management, sharper striking, and airtight defense across all three rounds, handing Frye the first loss of his professional career.
Tapology’s official bout record confirms Pat “defeats Frye… Decision, Unanimous — 3 Rounds, 15:00 Total,” improving to 6–0 while Frye falls to 6–1.
Round 1: Pat Sets the Tone Early
Pat opened the fight with patience and precision, using his 6’5” frame and 81‑inch reach to keep Frye at bay. Frye attempted to close the distance with looping hooks, but Pat’s jab and lateral movement consistently disrupted his rhythm.
Tapology’s stats highlight Pat’s striking efficiency, landing the cleaner shots while keeping the fight at his preferred range.
Round 2: Frye Pushes Forward, Pat Stays Composed
Frye came out more aggressively in Round 2, looking to turn the fight into a brawl. Pat stayed disciplined, countering Frye’s entries with straight punches and body shots. Frye managed to land a few solid strikes, but Pat’s accuracy and shot selection continued to separate the two.
Sofascore’s breakdown shows Pat landing the majority of significant strikes to the head, maintaining control of the exchanges throughout the round.
Round 3: Pat Closes Strong, Frye Runs Out of Answers
With the fight still competitive, Pat elevated his output in the final round. He mixed in feints, leg kicks, and combinations that forced Frye to reset repeatedly. Frye attempted to rally late, but Pat’s defensive awareness and counterpunching shut down every surge.
Tapology’s official scoring confirms all three judges awarded Pat every round, reflecting his clean, methodical performance.
A Breakout Win for a Rising Heavyweight
With the victory, Guilherme Pat remains unbeaten and continues to climb the heavyweight ladder. His size, composure, and technical striking make him a compelling new threat in a division hungry for fresh contenders.
Frye, despite the loss, showed toughness and grit — but Pat’s polish and discipline proved too much over 15 minutes.
Final Thoughts
Guilherme Pat didn’t need a knockout to make a statement.
He needed control.
He needed composure.
He needed three rounds of clean, technical work.
And he delivered exactly that.
A unanimous decision.
A 6–0 record.
A heavyweight prospect officially on the rise.
