- Ode Osbourne vs Cody Durden Showdown
- UFC Vegas 123 Event Details
- Location: Apex, Las Vegas
- Date: Saturday, October 31, 2026
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On Saturday, October 31, 2026, Ode Osbourne is set to compete against Cody Durden at UFC Vegas 123. The current odds place Osbourne at -102 and Durden at -114.
Ode “The Jamaican Sensation” Osbourne enters this matchup with a record of 13 wins, 9 losses, and 0 draws (with 2 no contests). At 34 years old, he weighs 125 pounds and stands 5’7″ tall, boasting a reach of 73 inches. His opponent, Cody “Custom Made” Durden, matches his height and weight but has a reach of 67 inches. Durden, 35 years old, holds a professional record of 18 wins, 11 losses, and 1 draw. In terms of performance, Osbourne averages 2.94 significant strikes landed per minute, while Durden hits at a higher frequency of 3.27 strikes per minute. Osbourne connects with 40% of his attempts, in contrast to Durden’s 44%. Looking at defense, Osbourne absorbs 3.24 significant strikes per minute, while Durden takes 3.89 strikes, with Osbourne managing to defend 49% of attacks compared to Durden’s 51% defense rate.
| UFC Vegas 123 | Ode Osbourne | Cody Durden |
|---|---|---|
| Opening Odds | -102 | -114 |
| Record | 13-9-0 (2 NC) | 18-11-1 |
| Average Fight Time | 7:56 | 9:56 |
| Height | 5’7″ | 5’7″ |
| Weight | 125 lbs | 125 lbs |
| Reach | 73″ | 67″ |
| Strikes Landed Per Minute | 2.94 | 3.27 |
| Striking Accuracy | 40% | 44% |
In terms of grappling, Ode Osbourne struggles with his wrestling, recording just 0.94 takedowns per three rounds. He successfully executes takedowns on 29% of his attempts and defends against 66% of the takedowns against him. Conversely, Durden successfully completes 48% of his takedown attempts while defending against 56% of the takedown attempts he faces. When it comes to submission attempts, Osbourne records approximately 0.4 submission finishes per three rounds, while Durden averages 0.6 submissions per 15 minutes.
In his last fight, Ode Osbourne faced Alibi Idiris, which was declared a no contest due to a failed drug test by Idiris during round 3. Idiris managed to connect on 62 of his 117 total strikes, while Osbourne complied with 48 out of 107. From the significant strikes, Idiris landed 30 of his 75 attempts, achieving a 40% accuracy, with 22 out of 58 striking the head. Osbourne recorded 32 of 90 significant strikes, resulting in a 35% success rate, with 21 of those targeting the head. Notably, 73% of Idiris’s significant strikes and 84% of Osbourne’s were tallied from a distance.
In Cody Durden’s most recent matchup, he competed against Alessandro Costa and lost via rear-naked choke in round 2. Costa showcased impressive striking, landing 90% of the significant strikes he attempted from distance, while Durden hit 96% at distance. Durden successfully landed 28 out of 73 total significant strikes, including 21 to the head. Costa managed 21 out of 49 significant strikes, connecting on 15 aimed at the head. Overall, in terms of total strikes thrown, Costa registered 25 out of 53, while Durden achieved 30 out of 75.
Notable Upcoming Bouts
A must-see matchup features Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani vs. Farman Hasanov. Lebosnoyani enters with a record of 11 wins, 2 losses, and 0 draws. At 27 years old, he competes at 170 lbs with a height of 5’11” and a reach of 72 inches. On the opposite side, Farman Hasanov stands at 5’11”, weighs 170 lbs, and holds a flawless 5-0-0 record at 31 years old. In grappling prowess, Lebosnoyani averages 2.89 takedowns per 3 rounds, while Hasanov averages a significant 17.00 takedowns over the same period. In striking metrics, Lebosnoyani lands 4.14 strikes per minute with an accuracy of 46%, while Hasanov connects on 1.40 strikes per minute at an accuracy of 51%.
For those interested in exhilarating bouts, keep an eye on Dakota Hope vs. Francis Marshall. Marshall aims to improve his 10-3-0 record at 145 lbs, standing 5’9″. The orthodox fighter has a reach of 72 inches, while Hope, measuring 5’6″ and 145 lbs, boasts a record of 11-2-0. Marshall successfully defends against 88% of takedowns attempted against him and successfully completes 47% of his own. Hope secures takedowns on 33% of his attempts and defends against 85% of opponents’ takedown efforts. Striking wise, Marshall absorbs 3.45 strikes per minute while landing 3.19, whereas Hope faces an intake of 7.00 strikes per minute while landing 7.07.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s UFC match against the spread?
Prediction: Back Ode Osbourne (-102)
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