Ramazan Temirov

Ramazan Temirov is an active UFC flyweight who has started his recorded UFC run 2–0. He fights out of an orthodox stance and is listed at 162.56 cm tall with a 160.02 cm reach. Born on 1997-01-31, Temirov has logged two fights in the dataset, both at flyweight. His UFC results show quick effectiveness early and the ability to go the full distance. Temirov’s most recent bout on 2025-03-01 came at “UFC Fight Night: Kape vs. Almabayev,” where he earned a unanimous decision win over Charles Johnson across three rounds. Before that, he competed on 2024-10-12 at “UFC Fight Night: Royval vs. Taira,” defeating CJ Vergara by KO/TKO in round 1. Across the career summary provided here, Temirov has 2 wins and 0 losses, with 1 knockout win and no submission or decision wins listed in that summary. No UFC ranking is supplied in the snapshot, and no additional background details are available beyond the statistics and fight results shown.

Based on the supplied numbers and results, Temirov’s early UFC sample suggests a forward-leaning striking approach with enough durability and control to sustain a full fight. He lands 4.37 significant strikes per minute while absorbing 3.93, which indicates competitive exchanges rather than one-sided, low-contact bouts. His listed striking defense is 59%, a figure that, in a two-fight sample, points to some success avoiding damage but does not establish a long-term trend. The results show mixed finishing tendencies: one fight ended by KO/TKO in round 1, while the other went three rounds to a unanimous decision. With only two fights recorded, it is not possible to reliably label him as primarily a finisher or a decision-oriented fighter; the evidence supports that he can win in different time horizons. Grappling statistics are limited but notable. He averages 0.84 takedowns per 15 minutes and is listed with 100% takedown defense, alongside a submission average of 0. These numbers can be read as a preference to keep fights standing or a small number of opponent takedown attempts that were defended successfully; the dataset does not provide attempt counts to confirm which is driving the percentage.