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Lone’er Kavanagh’s variety meets Ramazan Temirov’s concentrated power at UFC 333

Temirov’s five knockdowns create the obvious danger, but Kavanagh’s reach, target diversity and deeper grappling record complicate every finish-based betting angle.

PropBetEdge UFC Desk · Published Oct 21, 2026, 9:01 AM EDT · 5 min read

Photo: Mikhail Volinkin1 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · via Wikimedia Commons

Lone’er Kavanagh and Ramazan Temirov meet in a three-round flyweight bout Saturday at UFC 333 in Abu Dhabi, with the winner positioned to move beyond the division’s lower top 10. Kavanagh enters at No. 6 and Temirov at No. 10.

MMA Mania’s preview frames the matchup around Kavanagh’s cleaner, straighter striking against Temirov’s power, unconventional attacks and takedown threat. The underlying numbers sharpen that picture but also challenge part of it: Temirov has produced exceptional knockdown output in a tiny UFC sample, while Kavanagh owns the broader striking distribution and the more substantial documented grappling work.

That distinction matters because this is not simply technician versus brawler. It is a fight between one athlete who has accumulated offense across several phases and another whose results have been driven by concentrated head-hunting and sudden damage.

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Pre-event prices

	PolymarketRELATED MARKET · RULES NOT VERIFIED
Lone'er Kavanagh	49.5¢
Ramazan Temirov	50.5¢
Since publication	±0.0¢
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Head to head

Lone'er Kavanagh vs Ramazan Temirov

Lone'er Kavanagh compared with Ramazan Temirov, career averages
Lone'er Kavanagh		Ramazan Temirov
10-2-0	Record	20-3-0
27	Age	29
67"	Reach	63"
Orthodox	Stance	Orthodox
4.13	Strikes landedper min	4.73
3.94	Strikes absorbedper min	3.65
50	Striking accuracy%	41
53	Striking defence%	62
1.12	Takedownsper 15 min	0.68
46	Takedown accuracy%	50
82	Takedown defence%	100
0.4	Submission attemptsper 15 min	0

ReachLone'er Kavanaghby 4"
Takedown DefenceRamazan Temirovby 18 pts

Striking exchange, per minutesignificant strikes / min

landed
absorbed

Lone'er Kavanagh

4.13

3.94

Ramazan Temirov

4.73

3.65

Source: PropBetEdge fighter profiles, career averages

Takedown volumetakedowns / 15 min

Lone'er Kavanagh

1.12

Ramazan Temirov

0.68

Source: PropBetEdge fighter profiles, career averages

Takedown accuracy and defence%

accuracy
defence

Lone'er Kavanagh

46%

82%

Ramazan Temirov

50%

100%

Source: PropBetEdge fighter profiles, career averages

Career averages from PropBetEdge fighter profiles. The marked side leads that row; for strikes absorbed the lower number leads.

The objection is equally important. Temirov lands only 41 percent of his significant strikes, and his explosive sample contains just three bouts. A fighter who commits heavily to head attacks can lose efficiency if an opponent controls range, changes targets and forces repeated resets.

Round and style data

Totals from PropBetEdge's round-by-round archive — 4 bouts, 13 rounds for Lone'er Kavanagh, and 3 bouts, 5 rounds for Ramazan Temirov. These are archive totals, not career averages, so they answer a different question from the comparison table above.

Lone'er Kavanagh		Ramazan Temirov
270	Significant strikes landed	105
52	Striking accuracy %	41
1	Knockdowns	5
6	Takedowns landed	1
55	Takedown accuracy %	50
10	Control minutes	1
2	Submission attempts	0

Lone'er Kavanagh · target distribution270 strikes

59%

25%

16%

head 160
body 67
leg 43

Ramazan Temirov · target distribution105 strikes

81%

17%

head 85
body 18
leg 2

Temirov’s knockout and early-round routes warrant attention because his five knockdowns and head-heavy offense attack the clearest vulnerability in Kavanagh’s recent record. Kavanagh’s decision, significant-strike and takedown routes also deserve consideration because he has the reach advantage, superior accuracy, broader target selection and more documented control time.

Lone’er Kavanagh’s variety meets Ramazan Temirov’s concentrated power at UFC 333

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