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UFC 136 broke the record for longest UFC event. The 158 minutes and 32 seconds of fight time bested UFC Fight Night 20, which lasted 149 minutes and 50 seconds.
Nam Phan set the record for most significant strikes in a single fight with 174. He landed 102 significant strikes in their first fight as well.
Phan doubled Garcia's output to the head (138-61) and body (57-21) while Garcia monopolized strikes to the leg (25-0).
FightMetric scored the bout 30-27, and did not credit Garcia with a knockdown in the third. Phan had a significant lead in every striking category outside of leg strikes.
Kenny Florian edged Jose Aldo in total strikes (69-66), but Aldo had the advantage in significant strikes (51-40).
Aldo landed to the head more often (52-23) while Florian targeted the body (19-5) and legs (27-9).
FightMetric credited Florian with 1 takedown in 19 attempts.
FightMetric scored the bout 30-27 50-45. Despite being (slightly) outstruck by volume, Aldo was awarded round one based on strikes to the head (12-4).
In the main event, Frankie Edgar and Gray Maynard were unsuccessful in a combined 13 takedowns attempts (11 for Edgar, 2 for Maynard). Maynard outlanded Edgar 24-11 in significant strikes in the first, while Edgar reversed that in rounds two through four (50-8).
