- Lone’er Kavanagh vs Ramazan Temirov
- UFC 333
- Eithad Arena, Abu Dhabi, UAE
- Saturday, October 24, 2026
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On Saturday, October 24, 2026, Lone’er Kavanagh faces off against Ramazan Temirov at UFC 333. The opening betting lines indicate Kavanagh at -102 and Temirov at -114.
Lone’er Kavanagh enters the Octagon with a professional record of 10 wins, 2 losses, and no draws. At 27 years old, he weighs 125 lbs and stands 5’6″ tall, boasting a reach of 67 inches. Conversely, Ramazan “Temurlan” Temirov, aged 29, weighs in at 125 lbs and stands 5’4″ with a reach of 63 inches. Temirov aims to improve upon his impressive record of 20 wins, 3 losses, and no draws. In terms of striking output, Kavanagh lands an average of 4.13 significant strikes per minute, while Temirov connects with 4.73. Kavanagh achieves 50% striking accuracy, compared to Temirov’s 41% accuracy. On the defensive side, Kavanagh allows 3.94 significant strikes per minute, whereas Temirov absorbs 3.65. Kavanagh defends against 53% of his opponents’ strikes, while Temirov fends off 62%.
| UFC 333 | Lone’er Kavanagh | Ramazan Temirov |
|---|---|---|
| Opening Odds | -102 | -114 |
| Record | 10-2-0 | 20-3-0 |
| Average Fight Time | 13:27 | 7:24 |
| Height | 5’6″ | 5’4″ |
| Weight | 125 lbs | 125 lbs |
| Reach | 67″ | 63″ |
| Strikes Landed Per Minute | 4.13 | 4.73 |
| Striking Accuracy | 50% | 41% |
In the grappling department, Lone’er Kavanagh has shown better wrestling prowess, averaging 1.12 takedowns every 15 minutes. He completes 46% of his takedown attempts and effectively defends against 82% of takedown attempts by opponents. Ramazan Temirov, meanwhile, secures takedowns 50% of the time and successfully defends against 90% of takedown attempts. In terms of submission attempts, Kavanagh averages 0.4 submissions per three rounds, while Temirov attempts 0.7 submissions every 15 minutes.
In his most recent bout, Lone’er Kavanagh faced Brandon Royval but was submitted by rear naked choke in the third round. Royval landed 146 out of 218 total strikes during the fight, while Kavanagh achieved 63 out of 101 total strikes landed. Royval’s significant strikes totaled 84 out of 152, reaching a 55% efficiency rate. He hit 78 out of 146 significant strikes to the head. Kavanagh, on his end, managed to connect on 56 out of 94 significant strikes, with 31 of those directed at the head. Notably, 65% of Royval’s significant strikes and 60% of Kavanagh’s were struck at a distance.
In Ramazan Temirov’s latest fight, he won against Steve Erceg in the first round via a punch to the head. Erceg had a striking success rate of 90% from distance, while Temirov achieved 92% at range. Temirov landed 27 out of 61 significant strikes overall, including 25 directed at the head. Erceg managed to connect on 11 out of 42 significant strikes, with 9 being aimed at the head. Overall, Temirov’s performance included 32 out of 67 total strikes landed during the bout.
Notable Fights on the Card
One matchup to watch is Alexander Volkov versus Rizvan Kuniev. Volkov, holding a record of 40 wins and 11 losses, aims for victory while standing at 6’7″ and weighing 250 lbs. He has an impressive reach of 80 inches. Kuniev, on the other hand, enters the fight with a record of 14-3-1 (1 NC), stands 6’4″, and weighs 240 lbs, with a reach of 76 inches. In wrestling stats, Volkov attempts takedowns 0.54 times every three rounds while Kuniev manages to execute 0.79 takedowns per three rounds. In terms of striking, Volkov lands an average of 4.84 strikes per minute with a rate of 57% accuracy, while Kuniev hits 54% of his strikes at an average of 4.32 strikes per minute.
Fans should also check out the exciting matchup when Losene Keita takes on Aaron Pico. Pico enters the Octagon with a record of 14 wins and 5 losses, weighing 145 lbs and measuring 5’8″ with a reach of 70 inches. Keita, at 5’9″ and the same weight, displays a record of 17 wins and 2 losses. Keita has a reach of 72 inches. In wrestling, Aaron Pico successfully defends only 10% of takedown attempts, while executing 50% of his own. Keita, however, is efficient, securing takedowns on 10% of his attempts and successfully absorbing 90% of the takedowns thrown at him. Striking statistics indicate Pico absorbs 3.11 strikes per minute and delivers 6.16, whereas Keita absorbs 3.97 strikes per minute while landing 3.91.
Who do you think will emerge victorious in tonight’s UFC match against the spread?
Pick: Choose Lone’er Kavanagh (-102)
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