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UFC 314 – Dan Ige vs Sean Woodson Head to Head Record, Tale of the Tape and More!

Arka Mukherjee

Get to know the details of Dan Ige vs Sean Woodson fight including their MMA journey, record and more!

Dan “50K” Ige is all set to have a showdown with Sean “The Sniper” Woodson at UFC 314: Volkanovksi vs Lopes on April 12, 2025. Both of them have become veterans inside the Octagon through their fights over the years since their debuts. Their fight will be held as a part of the UFC Featherweight Division. 

Dan Ige is the more veteran MMA fighter of the two, having competed in various promotions gefore joining the UFC. On the other hand, Sean Woodson has also maintained a winning streak inside the Octagon in recent years. April 12, 2025 will reveal which of these two Featherweights will be standing tall once their contest ends at UFC 314. 

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Dan Ige MMA Journey

Dan Ige comes from Honolulu, Hawaii, United States and has turned himself into a veteran. He is notable for being a former collegiate wrestler, who competed under NCAA Division III wrestling. His early MMA career spanned across various promotions like Resurrection Fighting Alliance (RFA), Legacy Fighting Championship (Legacy FC), Titan Fighting Championship (Titan FC) and Pancrase before setting his sights to the UFC. 

Dan Ige made his first UFC appearance after winning Dana White Contender Series (DWCS 1.3) against Luis Gomez. His first professional fight ended in a loss against Julio Arce at UFC 220: Miocic vs Ngannou on January 20, 2018. Since then, however, he has enjoyed a six-fight win streak in his career as well as four Performance of the Night honors. “50K” presently stands at #15 in the UFC Featherweight Division and has gotten a record of 18-9-0. His 18 wins so far consists of 6 wins via KO/TKO, 5 wins by submissions and 7 wins by decisions. 

Dan Ige MMA Record

27 Fights Wins Losses 
By KO/TKO60
By Submissions 50
By Decisions 79

Sean Woodson MMA Journey

Hailing from St. Louis, Missouri, United States, Sean Woodson has also established himself as veteran MMA fighter in the UFC. He started his early MMA career at promotions like Resurrection Fighting Alliance (RFA) and Shamrock Fighting Championships. His journey to UFC started with Dana White Contender Series Season 3 (DWCS 3.5), where he defeated Terrance McKinney on Week 5 on July 23, 2019. 

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Sean Woodson’s first opponent in the UFC was Kyle Bochniak against whom, he won at UFC Fight Night: Reyes vs Weidman on October 18, 2019. More recently, “The Sniper” has found himself on winning streak by defeating four opponents consecutively in his career. He has also achieved a 13-1-1 record so far in his MMA career. Out of his 13 wins, 4 were by KO/TKO, 1 was via submission and 8 were by decisions. 

Sean Woodson MMA Record

15 Fights Wins Losses 
By KO/TKO 40
By Submission 11
By Decisions 80

Sean Woodson has also achieved a draw in a fight against Luis Saldana at UFC 278: Usman vs Edwards on August 20, 2022. 

Dan Ige vs Sean Woodson: Tale of the Tape

Tale of the Tape Dan Ige Sean Woodson 
Record 18-9-013-1-1
Height 5’7” (170.18 cm)6’2” (187.96 cm)
Weight145 lbs (65.77 kg)145 lbs (65.77 kg)
Reach 71”78”
Stance Orthodox Orthodox 
D.O.B. August 6, 1991June 7, 1992 

Both Dan Ige and Sean Woodson share three things. Firstly, both were a part of the Resurrection Fighting Alliance (RFA) promotion. Secondly, both of them came to the UFC via Dana White’s Contender Series. Thirdly, they both have enjoyed winning streaks in their UFC career so far. Sean Woodson will be looking to further his present winning streak while Dan Ige will also be vying for a win after his last two losses on April 12, 2025.

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I’m a sports content writer focusing on MMA, WWE  and MLB writer at The Playoffs. I have a Master’s degree in Media Science (M.Sc) from my college The Heritage Academy. I got into the sports industry through my previous company where I worked from 2023 to March 2025. I’m a fan of combat sports like pro wrestling and MMA. My favorite  part about working at The Playoffs is speculating  what can be happening in WWE, especially face-heel turns and results of matches.

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