- Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani vs Farman Hasanov
- UFC Vegas 123
- Meta Apex in Las Vegas
- Saturday, October 31, 2026
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On Saturday, October 31, 2026, Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani faces off against Farman Hasanov at UFC Vegas 123. The initial moneyline opens with Lebosnoyani at -295 and Hasanov at +243.
Jean-Paul “JPL” Lebosnoyani enters the octagon boasting an impressive 11-2-0 record. The 27-year-old fighter weighs 170 lbs and stands 5’11”. He has a reach of 72 inches. Farman “The Lion” Hasanov, also standing 5’11” and weighing in at 170 lbs, brings an undefeated record of 5-0-0 to the fight, with a wingspan of 74 inches. In terms of significant strikes, Lebosnoyani averages 4.14 per minute, while Hasanov connects on 1.40 significant strikes per minute. Lebosnoyani has a striking accuracy of 46% compared to Hasanov’s 51%. Defensively, “JPL” absorbs 4.05 significant strikes per minute, while “The Lion” only allows 1.00. Lebosnoyani successfully defends against 57% of incoming significant strikes, whereas Hasanov manages to block 70% of the strikes he faces.
| UFC Vegas 123 | Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani | Farman Hasanov |
|---|---|---|
| Opening Odds | -295 | +243 |
| Record | 11-2-0 | 5-0-0 |
| Average Fight Time | 10:23 | 15:00 |
| Height | 5’11” | 5’11” |
| Weight | 170 lbs | 170 lbs |
| Reach | 72″ | 74″ |
| Strikes Landed Per Minute | 4.14 | 1.40 |
| Striking Accuracy | 46% | 51% |
When it comes to takedowns, Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani demonstrates less efficiency with 2.89 takedowns per 15 minutes, successfully executing 42% of his attempts. He also defends against 85% of takedowns directed at him. In contrast, Hasanov successfully brings his opponents to the ground on 62% of his takedown attempts, stopping 15% of takedown attempts against him. In submission attempts, Lebosnoyani averages 1.9 finishes per 3 rounds, while Hasanov aims for 0.8 finishes per 15 minutes.
In his most recent fight, Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani faced Seokhyeon Ko and secured a unanimous decision victory in round 3. Ko connected on 80 of 186 total strikes throughout the match, while Lebosnoyani achieved 67 out of 168 total strikes. Regarding significant strikes, Ko landed 66 out of 168 for a 39% accuracy, hitting 55 of 153 directed at the head. Conversely, Lebosnoyani managed to land 34% of his significant strikes, connecting on 52 of 152. Of these, he hit 35 out of 125 aimed at the head. Notably, 92% of Ko’s significant strikes, as well as 78% from Lebosnoyani, were landed at a distance.
In Farman Hasanov’s last Octagon appearance, he squared off against Eric Nolan and secured victory via unanimous decision in round 3. Nolan achieved a 100% success rate on significant strikes landed at a distance, while Hasanov hit 90% of his significant strikes at distance. He successfully landed 21 of 41 significant strike attempts for a 51% accuracy, including 20 of 39 aimed at the head. In comparison, Nolan matched 15 out of 51 attempts, hitting 14 of 50 directed at the head. Overall, Nolan landed 29 out of 67 total strikes, while Hasanov achieved 53 out of 87 total strikes.
Other Bouts to Keep an Eye On
A notable matchup features Francis Marshall against Dakota Hope. Marshall, looking to improve his 10-3-0 record, is a 27-year-old fighter competing at 145 lbs and standing 5’9″. The orthodox fighter has a reach of 72 inches. Dakota Hope, aged 29, holds an 11-2-0 record, weighing in at 145 lbs and measuring 5’6″. In grappling, Marshall scores an average of 2.71 takedowns per 3 rounds, while Hope averages 1.00 takedown. Regarding striking, Marshall averages 3.19 strikes landed per minute and has a striking accuracy of 34%. Conversely, Dakota Hope lands an impressive 7.07 strikes per minute with a striking accuracy of 41%.
Additionally, Theodor Berggren is set to square off against Rodrigo Sezinando. Sezinando holds a 9-2-0 record, weighing 170 lbs and standing 5’9″. The orthodox fighter has a reach of 71 inches, while Berggren, who weighs the same but stands at 5’11”, has a record of 8-4-0 and a reach of 75 inches. In takedown stats, Sezinando successfully defends against 66% of takedown attempts while scoring takedowns on 25% of his attempts. Berggren, however, averages a takedown success rate of just 15%, thwarting 15% of attempted takedowns against him. Regarding striking stats, Sezinando absorbs 8.76 strikes per minute while delivering 2.25, and Berggren takes in 10.78 strikes per minute while delivering 3.49.
Who will triumph in tonight’s UFC bout against the spread?
Pick: Bet on Farman Hasanov (+243)
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