Farid Basharat

Based on the supplied statistics and recent results, Basharat’s documented UFC stretch skews toward controlled, round-winning performances. The recent fight log includes multiple three-round decisions (including unanimous decisions and a split decision), suggesting a pattern of fighting at a pace and structure that can hold up over full bouts. Measured output and defense numbers support that general picture. He is listed at 4.25 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) while absorbing 2.89 (SApM), alongside 62% striking defense. Those figures indicate he has, at minimum in this dataset, been able to limit incoming damage while maintaining steady offense. The grappling metrics show an average of 3.34 takedowns per 15 minutes (TD Avg) and 0.3 submissions attempted per 15 minutes (Sub Avg). That combination points to takedown usage as a meaningful part of his approach, with submissions appearing less frequent in his typical statistical profile—even though one of his recorded recent wins is a Round 1 submission. Finishing tendencies appear limited in the supplied record segment: the career summary lists no knockout wins and only one submission win. Any conclusion about “finishing ability” should be cautious, because the dataset sample is small and centered on a defined set of fights.