Bilal Hasan vs Luis Gurule, UFC Picks

Bilal Hasan

Luis Gurule

Sat, Nov 14 · 9:00 PM ET · Flyweight · Madison Square Garden

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What the price says, juice removed

HASAN 87%13% GURULE

Book	HASAN	GURULE
Market price	-950	+637

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Tale of the Tape

Each fighter's real record, frame and per-fight numbers. The marked side holds the edge on that row.

HASANGURULE

10-0-0

Record

11-4-0

Age

an edge only once a fighter is 34 or older

5' 7"

Height

5' 5"

70"

Reach

64"

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Stance

Orthodox

9.01

Strikes landed / min

5.44

47%

Striking accuracy

47%

1.83

Takedowns / 15 min

0.64

Submission attempts / 15 min

0.21

90%

Wins by finish

55%

The Read

Hasan enters undefeated at 10-0 and holds a 6-inch reach advantage over Gurule, which at flyweight is a meaningful gap that shapes how both fighters can operate on the feet. Hasan also lands at 9.01 strikes per minute compared to Gurule's 5.44, and 90 percent of his wins have come by finish, suggesting he does not leave decisions to the judges.

The Write-Up

Every measurable points the same direction. Hasan has the longer reach, the higher strike output, the better takedown rate, and a finish rate nearly double Gurule's. At 25 he is seven years younger, though age only becomes a formal signal in this model once a fighter reaches 34, so that gap is context rather than a hard edge here. His undefeated record against Gurule's 11-4 mark adds another layer, though records alone do not tell us who Gurule has beaten or lost to, so treat that as one input among several rather than the whole story. The honest counterargument: Gurule has navigated adversity before, carries submission attempts that Hasan does not show at all, and four losses can mean a fighter has been tested in ways an undefeated record has not. Still, with reach, volume, and finish rate all pointing one way, the case for Hasan holds.

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