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Farid Basharat vs John Garza
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Farid BasharatLow Data
vs John Garza
74.0%
Model
82.5%
Market
1.17
Odds
-8.5
Edge (pp)
limited sample · 6 UFC fightslimited · 6 fights
Style Matchup
No UFC data yet
UFC debut · style profile after first fight
STRIKING
P36
Striking Initiative
P34
Volume
P52
Striking Efficiency
P30
Range Sniper
P61
Kickboxing
P51
Clinch Striking
P83
Defensive Striking
GRAPPLING / WRESTLING
P89
Wrestling
P74
Pressure Wrestling
P81
Top Control
P64
Submission
P67
Anti-Wrestling
P41
Grappling Defense
P69
Scrambler
DAMAGE / FINISHING
P1
Power
P15
Finisher
P79
Damage Resistance
· style, not skillFIGHT DYNAMICS· style, not skill
P92
Fast Starter
P79
Pace
P62
Late Fighter
GLOBAL
P86
Versatility
Fighter profiles as of this fight · percentiles vs established UFC fighters (8+ fights) at that date.
Striking
BasharatGarza
3.60Landed / min—
3.09Absorbed / min—
48%Accuracy—
62%Defense—
0.00KD / 15—
0.00KD abs / 15—
Grappling / Wrestling
BasharatGarza
3.41TD / 15—
8.14TD att / 15—
42%TD accuracy—
55%TD defense—
4:57Control / 15—
0.38Sub att / 15—
Targets
BasharatGarza
Head61%|—
Body18%|—
Leg22%|—
Position
BasharatGarza
Distance84%|—
Clinch8%|—
Ground8%|—
Ranking evolution Basharat Garza
AI Matchup Analysis
Generated by an LLM from structured matchup data. It does not determine the model's win probability.
Farid Basharat
Farid Basharat arrives unbeaten at 15-0 overall and 6-0 in the UFC, winning all five of his last five UFC appearances. His main weapon is finishing threat on the ground, and he's proven that against a higher tier of opposition. An 8 cm reach advantage gives him added room to work at range.
John Garza
John Garza steps into the UFC for the first time at 6-1 across all organizations, riding a 5-fight win streak built against modest regional opposition. His edge lies in a slight knack for closing fights before the scorecards.
Matchup Read
Basharat's ground finishing threat meets Garza's inclination to hunt a stoppage of his own, and that collision likely decides things. If the fight hits the mat, Basharat's submission danger becomes the central problem for Garza, who needs to avoid prolonged bottom exchanges. Standing, the 8 cm reach gap lets Basharat manage space, while Garza's path runs through forcing a decisive moment before the grappling drags on across three rounds.
What to Watch
- Grappling: whether Garza can defend position and avoid Basharat's submission attempts once the fight goes to the floor.
- Early striking: whether Garza closes the 8 cm reach gap to land his power, or Basharat keeps him at the end of his range.
- Finishing race: which fighter forces the decisive moment first, Garza's stoppage push or Basharat's ground threat.
Key Uncertainty
Garza is making his UFC debut with no promotional history to read, so how his regional success translates against this level of opposition remains the main open question.

