Kevin Jousset vs. Bryan Battle

UFC Paris

Accor Arena in Paris, France

Saturday, September 28, 2024

Kevin Jousset will step into the Octagon with Bryan Battle at UFC Paris on Saturday, September 28, 2024. The moneyline has a Jousset price of +154, while Battle has a price of -185.

Kevin “Air” Jousset enters the cage with a score of 10-2-0. The 31-year-old will fight at 170 pounds and stands 6’2″. The Orthodox Fighter extends its reach to 75 inches. Bryan “The Butcher” Battle measures 1.85 meters and weighs 170 pounds. The orthodox fighter is looking to add a win to his overall record of 11-2-0 (1 NC). The 30-year-old stretches 77″. When it comes to significant hits, Kevin Jousset lands 8.23 ​​per minute and Bryan Battle lands 4.52 significant hits per minute. Jousset lands 55% of the significant hits he attempts and Battle Lands 51% in terms of defense in the cage, “Air” requires 5.10 significant punches per minute and “The Butcher” also allows 3.74 of the significant punches thrown his way during Battle Can fend off 44% of them.

On the wrestling front, Kevin Jousset is the more productive wrestler as he has a takedown 1.51 times every 15 minutes. Jousset puts his opponents on the canvas in 66% of his attempts and defends 85% of the takedowns his opponents attempt. Battle completes his takedown attempts on 28% of his takedown attempts and thwarts 47% of the attempts against him. In terms of substitutions, Jousset is the more skilled fighter as he attempts 0.8 submissions per 3 rounds, while Battle goes for 0.6 submissions per 3 rounds.

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The last time he fought, Kevin Jousset faced Song Kenan and secured victory via unanimous decision in round 3. Kenan landed 88 of 188 total punches attempted in the competition. Jousset finished this fight with 158 punches out of a total of 263. In the significant hits category, Kenan ended up with 62 of 156, giving him a rate of 39%. He ended up landing 43 of 128 significant punches to the head. On the other hand, Jousset ended up landing 57% of his significant hits, hitting 134 of 235. Looking at the significant accuracy, he scored 78 out of 171 on the head. 88% of Kenan’s significant hits and 90% of Jousset’s were scored from distance.

In the last fight for Bryan Battle, he faced Ange Loosa and the fight ended in a no contest via an eye poke in round 2. Loosa scored on 95% of the significant shots he attempted from distance, and Battle ended up hitting on 88% of the significant shots he attempted from distance. Battle landed 36% of his significant scoring attempts, hitting 27 of 75. He landed 16 of 56 significant hits to the head. Loosa ultimately landed 23 of 54 significant goals in this competition. Of those significant shots, he ended up landing 6 of 34 with his head. In terms of the total number of strikes thrown in the contest, Loosa ended up scoring 26 out of 58 hits and Battle landed 28 out of 78 total strikes.

More fights on the card to watch

Another fight you should watch is the fight between Morgan Charriere and Gabriel Miranda. Charriere enters the cage with a record of 19-10-1. The 28-year-old fights at 145 pounds and stands 5’8 inches tall. The orthodox fighter has a height of 69 inches. Miranda stands 5’11” tall and will wrestle at 145 pounds. The orthodox fighter is looking to add a win to his career record of 17-6-0. The 34-year-old is 71 inches tall. In the grappling category, Morgan Charriere scores a takedown 1.59 times per 15 minutes and Gabriel Miranda scores an average of 4.80 times per 3 rounds. When hitting, Charriere averages 3.98 strikes per minute and lands 49% of his punch attempts. On the other hand, we have Gabriel Miranda, who marks his opponent on 51% of his attempted shots and lands 3.52 per minute.

Another fight to watch is Matt Frevola vs. Fares Ziam in the Octagon. Ziam enters the Octagon with a mark of 15-4-0. The 27-year-old fights at 155 pounds and is 6-foot-5. The orthodox fighter has a height of 75 inches. Frevola stands 5’9″ tall and tips the scales at 155 pounds. The orthodox fighter has a record of 11-4-1. The 34-year-old extends his reach to 71″. In wrestling, Fares Ziam thwarts 67% of his opponents’ takedown attempts and defeats his opponents in 23% of his attempts. Frevola completes his takedowns on 40% of his attempts and is able to defend against 42% of all takedown attempts. As for hitting, Ziam performs 1.72 punches per minute and strikes 2.70 punches per minute. In addition, Frevola absorbs 3.57 hits per minute and achieves a hit rate of 3.71 per minute.

Who will win tonight’s UFC match against the spread?

Guy Bruhn’s pick: Take Bryan Battle (-185)

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