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Azamat Bekoev vs Yousri Belgaroui
UFC Fight Night: De Ridder vs. Allen · 2025-10-18
Azamat BekoevLow Data
78.2%
Model
73.1%
Market
1.32
Odds
+5.1
Edge (pp)
Style Matchup
No UFC data yet
UFC debut · style profile after first fight
STRIKING
P76
Striking Initiative
P47
Volume
P57
Striking Efficiency
P51
Range Sniper
P4
Kickboxing
P52
Clinch Striking
P29
Defensive Striking
GRAPPLING / WRESTLING
P59
Wrestling
P100
Pressure Wrestling
P100
Top Control
P49
Submission
P49
Anti-Wrestling
P63
Grappling Defense
P36
Scrambler
DAMAGE / FINISHING
P91
Power
P60
Finisher
P44
Damage Resistance
· style, not skillFIGHT DYNAMICS· style, not skill
P66
Fast Starter
P100
Pace
—
Late Fighter
GLOBAL
P56
Versatility
Fighter profiles as of this fight · percentiles vs established UFC fighters (8+ fights) at that date.
Striking
BekoevBelgaroui
7.59Landed / min—
4.48Absorbed / min—
61%Accuracy—
47%Defense—
5.17KD / 15—
0.00KD abs / 15—
Grappling / Wrestling
BekoevBelgaroui
2.59TD / 15—
7.76TD att / 15—
33%TD accuracy—
100%TD defense—
8:32Control / 15—
0.00Sub att / 15—
Targets
BekoevBelgaroui
Head84%|—
Body11%|—
Leg5%|—
Position
BekoevBelgaroui
Distance45%|—
Clinch11%|—
Ground43%|—
Ranking evolution Bekoev Belgaroui
AI Matchup Analysis
Generated by an LLM from structured matchup data. It does not determine the model's win probability.
Azamat Bekoev
Azamat Bekoev rides an eight-fight winning streak with a 20-3 overall mark and a 2-0 UFC start. His most dangerous work comes on the mat, where his submission and ground finishing threat stands out, and he's been closing fights decisively across his recent run.
Yousri Belgaroui
Yousri Belgaroui enters on a three-fight winning streak at 8-3 across all organizations, making his UFC walk. He carries a sizable physical package into this one, holding 18 cm of reach and 15 cm of height on his opponent, length he can use to fight at range.
Matchup Read
Standing, Belgaroui's length gives him room to work behind his jab and keep distance. On the mat the picture flips: Bekoev's ground finishing threat becomes the central danger, and every scramble or level change carries submission risk for Belgaroui. The fight likely hinges on whether Belgaroui can use his frame to keep it at range, or whether Bekoev drags it into the phase where his finishing shows up.
What to Watch
- Distance: whether Belgaroui uses his 18 cm reach to keep Bekoev pinned to the outside or gets crowded into the clinch.
- Grappling: how quickly Bekoev looks to change levels, and whether any takedown turns into a scramble where his submission threat opens up.
- Positioning: whether Belgaroui can stay off his back and reset to the feet after grappling exchanges.
Key Uncertainty
Reading this is limited by thin top-level exposure: Bekoev has only two UFC fights on record, and Belgaroui is making his debut with no promotion history to gauge how his tools translate against this level.

