Undefeated Bilal Hasan (10-0) to face Luis Gurule at UFC 334 in Madison Square Garden on November 14

Undefeated Indonesian prospect Bilal Hasan is booked to face Luis Gurule at UFC 334, which takes place at Madison Square Garden in New York on November 14.

Hasan, 10-0, earned his UFC contract with a 45-second knockout on Dana White's Contender Series and followed it with another knockout in his promotional debut. His most recent recorded fight came on August 29, when he stopped Nilson Rojas in the second round at UFC Fight Night: Nurmagomedov vs. Song. Eight of his 10 professional wins have come by knockout.

The 25-year-old, who trains at Charlie's Combat Club and fights out of a switch stance, is an active striker. He lands 9.01 significant strikes per minute at 47 percent accuracy, and averages 1.83 takedowns per 15 minutes. He has a 70-inch (178 cm) reach at five-foot-seven.

Gurule, 11-3, is a 32-year-old American from Factory X known as "Grim." He is coming off a first-round submission loss to Rei Tsuruya on May 30, his most recent recorded fight. That followed a unanimous-decision win over Daniel Barez on May 16 and a unanimous-decision loss to Alden Coria on February 21. He lands 5.7 significant strikes per minute at 43 percent accuracy, with 0.67 takedowns and 0.2 submission attempts per 15 minutes.

Why it matters

• Output gap: Hasan out-lands Gurule by 3.31 significant strikes per minute, 9.01 to 5.7, and holds a four-point edge in accuracy.
• Physical gap: Hasan is seven years younger, two inches taller and owns a six-inch reach advantage, 70 inches to 64.
• Grappling: Hasan's takedown rate of 1.83 per 15 minutes is well above Gurule's 0.67, while Gurule's most recent recorded loss came by first-round submission.
• Stakes: Hasan's unbeaten record goes on the line at Madison Square Garden, while Gurule is looking to rebound from two losses in his last three recorded fights.