Nasrat Haqparast
Vitals
Height, reach, and career background.
- Age
- 30
- Height
- 5′10″1.78 m
- Reach
- 72″183 cm
- Nationality
- Morocco
Record
Tap expandable fights for their breakdowns.
LossRecord after fight: 18-7-0SUB

Padilla and Haqparast traded in a competitive, back-and-forth fight across the first two rounds. Padilla dropped Haqparast in round three and immediately hunted for a finish. With 30 seconds left, Padilla clamped an arm-triangle choke and referee Frank Trigg stopped the fight in the final second at 4:59.
Key moments
- Padilla and Haqparast traded in a competitive, back-and-forth fight across the first two rounds.
- Padilla dropped Haqparast in round three and immediately hunted for a finish.
- With 30 seconds left, Padilla clamped an arm-triangle choke; referee Frank Trigg stopped the fight in the final second.
LossRecord after fight: 18-6-0KO
UFC 321
25 Oct 2025

25 Oct 2025
Haqparast was knocked out by Quillan Salkilld in the first round at UFC 321 in Abu Dhabi.
Key moments
- Salkilld stopped Haqparast at 2:30 of round one.
- The official method was KO by head kick.
- It was Haqparast's first loss inside the distance since Drew Dober knocked him out in January 2020.

1 Mar 2025

22 Jun 2024
WinRecord after fight: 16-5-0TKO
Opponent: Jamie MullarkeypunchesR1 1:44
UFC Fight Night: Song vs. Gutiérrez
9 Dec 2023

9 Dec 2023
Haqparast stopped Jamie Mullarkey in the first round in Las Vegas.
Key moments
- Haqparast finished Mullarkey at 1:44 of round one.
- The official method was TKO by punches.
- It was his first stoppage win since he knocked out Joaquim Silva in August 2019, the four wins in between all going to decision.
9 Sep 2023
3 Sep 2022

12 Feb 2022

25 Sep 2021

13 Mar 2021
8 Aug 2020

18 Jan 2020
3 Aug 2019
27 Oct 2018
22 Jul 2018
21 Oct 2017
20 May 2017
15 Oct 2016
20 Feb 2016
10 Oct 2015
14 Mar 2015
27 Sep 2014
23 Feb 2014
1 Jun 2013
15 Dec 2012
The Read
Style, strengths, and defining traits.
He wins by strikes or he wins on the cards: ten of his eighteen wins are knockouts or TKOs and the other eight are decisions, with no submission win on the record.
The recent run is a three-fight win streak followed by a hard stop. He took a first-round TKO of Jamie Mullarkey, then split decisions over Jared Gordon and Esteban Ribovics, before being knocked out by a Quillan Salkilld head kick in the first round at UFC 321. His six sourced losses also include decisions to Bobby Green, Dan Hooker and Marcin Held, a first-round knockout by Drew Dober, and a submission to Adrian Ruf in 2012.