By The Numbers: Garry Tonon vs. Shamil Gasanov

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Garry Tonon could hold the key to the immediate future of the One Championship featherweight division.

The five-time Eddie Bravo Invitational gold medalist will face the unbeaten Shamil Gasanov in the ONE on Prime Video 12 co-main event this Friday at Lumpinee Boxing Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand. Tonon made his long-awaited transition to mixed martial arts in 2018 and has yet to venture outside of the Chatri Sityodtong-fronted promotion. He last competed at ONE on Prime Video 6, where he subdued Jonathan Nunez with a kimura in the first round of their Jan. 13 pairing. Gasanov, meanwhile, steps into the cage with a perfect 9-0 record in tow. He last appeared on Oct. 21, when he dismissed Jae Woong Kim with a rear-naked choke a little more than two minutes into their ONE on Prime Video 3 confrontation.

As Tonon and Gasanov make final preparations for their forthcoming battle at 155 pounds, a look at some of the numbers that have accompanied them to this point:

31: Years of age for Tonon, who was born in Brunswick, New Jersey, on Sept. 12, 1991.

4: Tonon victories by submission, accounting for 57% of his career total (seven). His methods of choice: one rear-naked choke, one guillotine choke, one heel hook and one kimura. Tonon owns two other victories by knockout or technical knockout (29%) and one more by decision (14%).

1: Loss on the Tonon resume. He succumbed to first-round punches from Thanh Le in a failed bid to capture the One Championship featherweight crown at ONE “Lights Out” in March 2022.

55: Seconds needed for Tonon to put away Yoshiki Nakahara with a heel hook at ONE “Enter the Dragon” on May 17, 2019. More than four years later, it remains his fastest finish to date.

.585: Winning percentage between the six opponents—Nunez, Nakahara, Anthony Engelen, Sung Jong Lee, Rahul K. Raju and Richard Corminal—Tonon has stopped. They boast a combined record of 48-34.

27: Years of age for Gasanov, who was born on Sept. 29, 1995 in Makhachkala, Russia.

7: Gasanov wins by submission, accounting for 78% of his career total (nine). His methods of choice: four guillotine chokes, two rear-naked chokes and one armbar. Gasanov holds two other wins by decision (22%).

2: Sub-minute finishes on the Gasanov resume. He dispatched Hayetbek Mamadzhanov with a rear-naked choke in 57 seconds at a Legion Fight Night event on Sept. 11, 2015 and took care of Artem Luferchik with a guillotine choke in 44 seconds at a Belarusian Fighting Championship show on July 9, 2020.

3: Countries in which Gasanov has fought as a mixed martial artist. He has gone 7-0 in his native Russia, 1-0 in Belarus and 1-0 in Malaysia.

56: Combined victories between the seven opponents—Kim, Mamadzhanov, Luferchik, Akhmed Balkizov, Akop Stepanyan, Nursultan Turduyev and Kurman Turkmenov—Gasanov has stopped. They sport a cumulative .577 winning percentage at 56-41-1.