Check out my UFC 321 predictions for every fight on tonight's pay-per-view at the Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Below, I look at the latest UFC 321 odds and break down and predict each bout on today's PPV fight card with updated odds. You can also find my prop and finish projections for each fight.
Let's break it down.
UFC 321 Predictions
After examining all betting options, a typical UFC card can offer substantial actionable value, and after looking at the UFC 321 odds, today's event is no exception.
So, in addition to moneylines and over/unders, I'll break down how I plan to bet on all the fights based on the latest UFC 321 odds, including exact winning methods, winning round props, and whether the match will go to a decision or finish inside the distance.
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Fight times are approximate and subject to change. All times ET.
| Picks |
|---|
| Jaqueline Amorim vs. Mizuki Inoue |
| Azat Maksum vs. Mitch Raposo |
| Chris Barnett vs. Hamdy Abdelwahab |
| Jose Delgado vs. Nathaniel Wood |
| Valter Walker vs. Louie Sutherland |
| Abdul-Kareem Al-Selwady vs. Matheus Camilo |
| Mateusz Rebecki vs. L'udovit Klein |
| Ikram Aliskerov vs. Jun Yong Park |
| Nasrat Haqparast vs. Quillan Salkilld |
| Aleksandar Rakic vs. Azamat Murzakanov |
| Alexander Volkov vs. Jailton Almeida |
| Umar Nurmagomedov vs. Mario Bautista |
| Virna Jandiroba vs. Mackenzie Dern |
| Tom Aspinall vs. Cyril Gane |
UFC 321 Odds: My Projections
Below, you can find my fair odds moneyline projections for each of Saturday's 13 bouts. In the next section, you'll discover forecasts for each fight to finish inside the distance or for each fighter to win by decision, knockout, or submission.
UFC 321 Moneyline Projections
Odds as of Saturday and via DraftKings.
UFC 321 Prop Projections
In addition to creating a crowdsourced projection for moneyline plays, I also collect data on each fighter to win by decision, knockout, or submission, enabling us to determine fair odds for each fight to go the distance or for each fighter to win inside the distance.
Jaqueline Amorim vs. Mizuki Inoue
| Strawweight Bout | Odds |
|---|
| Jaqueline Amorim | -450 |
| Mizuki Inoue | +350 |
| Over/Under 2.5 Rounds | -105/+135 |
Projection: Amorim (76.6%)
Jaqueline Amorim is a dangerous submission grappler who trains full-time at American Top Team – a gym that will help her to refine her striking technique (and add calf kicks) as she progresses upward in the 115-pound division She's been far more active than her opponent – with three UFC wins since Mizuki Inoue's most recent appearance – and seemingly has early finishing upside in this matchup; Amorim by Round 1 Submission (+380) is the likeliest winning method.
Still, I view Mizuki as the slight value side of this matchup – projected her moneyline closer to +330 (listed odds as +340) However, I expect to find a better number on the Japanese fighter after Round 1 given the stylistic matchup, and she could be dealing with some cage rust, stepping back into the octagon for just the second time since August of 2020, following a lengthy layoff since defeating Hanah Goldy in September of 2023.
Amorim is often a fast starter – finishing each of her nine career wins inside the distance, including seven in the first round and eight under the 1.5 round mark; but she has a suspect gas tank, losing the final ten minutes of her lone career decision against Sam Hughes.
As a result, look for Mizuki to rally if she can fend off the early submission attempts and begin to deny takedowns; even if Amorim's striking has improved, I'd still likely favor Mizuki in a pure kickboxing match.
Depending on the book, I show a slight edge for either fighter to win by decision—projecting Amorim at +243 and Muzki at +538, compared to listed odds as high as +250 and +550, respectively.
Still, given Mizuki's layoff—and the lack of clarity about her current gym or training situation—I'm happy to pass on this matchup pre-fight and wait for her peak live price.
Bets
- Mizuki Inoue Live after Round 1
Azat Maksum vs. Mitch Raposo
| Flyweight Bout | Odds |
|---|
| Azat Maksum | -450 |
| Mitch Raposo | +350 |
| Over/Under 2.5 Rounds | -280/+210 |
Projection: Maksum (86.5%)
Azat Maksum missed weight by three pounds on Friday and forfeited 30% of his purse as a penalty to keep the fight on the card.
Maksum is the bigger man (2" taller, 6" reach advantage) the more well-rounded fighter, and the better athlete than Raposo; who lost on Contender Series ans has fought to a pair of undeserved split decision losses against Andre Lima (out-struck 49-32 at distance) and Sumudaerji (out-struck 39-8 at distance) by proactively wrestling (went 6-for-19 against Sumudaerji, generated 4:18 control time) Just four percent and eleven percent of fans scored those respective bouts for Raposo.
Conversely, 43% of fans thought that Maksum deserved his split loss against No. 12-ranked flyweight Tagir Ulanbekov.
I view Maksum as the far better striker, but also the superior wrestler and grappler to Raposo, and unless Maksum's typically excellent cardio falls apart—or his chin is compromised—by the weight miss, I'm unsure how Raposo wins this matchup.
I do project value on the favorite – setting his moneyline closer to -640, and I would consider using Maksum as a parlay piece to around -615. While I would generally be more concerned about the weight miss, I don't see Raposo posing much of a stylistic threat to him in this matchup.
I also project an edge on the fight to reach a decision (projected -169, listed -135) and on Maksum to win by decision (projected -120, listed +110); however, I would prefer to lay his point spread (-5.5, -120) to cover his combined finish and dominant decision equity.
Bets
- Azat Maksum -5.5 Points (-120, 0.25u) at DraftKings; bet to -150
- Parlay (+114, 0.25u): Azat Maksum (-420), Hamdy Abdelwahab (-460), Nurmagomedov-Bautista Fight Goes to Decision (-235) at FanDuel; bet to -110
Chris Barnett vs. Hamdy Abdelwahab
| Heavyweight Bout | Odds |
|---|
| Chris Barnett | +350 |
| Hamdy Abdelwahab | -450 |
| Over/Under 1.5 Rounds | -155/+115 |
Projection: Abdelwahab (91.3%)
The UFC is doing its best to give former Olympic wrestler Hamdy Abdelwahab a finishable fight against Chris Barnett – potentially the shortest Heavyweight (5'9) in promotional history. Abdelwahab is 5" taller than Barnett, but Barnett owns a 3" reach advantage.
Still, Abdelwahab is the more durable fighter, with a better gas tank, and I expect him to outlast Barnett in the fight and potentially find a second or third-round finish, at odds of +490 and +1000, respectively.
Moreover, I project a significant edge on his moneyline, setting Abdelwahab's pricetag north of -1000 (projected -1047). I would consider utilizing him as a parlay piece, up to -900. Still, I'm not at all high on Hamdy as a fighter and would generally short his ceiling and future trajectory within the division.
Rather than laying significant juice on Hamdy – or in addition to placing a parlay – you can bet him to win inside the distance (projected -125, listed -110) or lean into his late-round finish props at plus money.
Bets
- Hamdy Abdelwahab wins Inside the Distance (-110, 0.1u) at DraftKings; bet to -115
- Hamdy Abdelwahab wins in Round 2 (+450, 0.1u) at BetRivers; bet to +400
- Hamdy Abdelwahab wins in Round 3 (+1000, 0.05u) at Caesars; bet to +800
Jose Delgado vs. Nathaniel Wood
| Featherweight Bout | Odds |
|---|
| Jose Delgado | -150 |
| Nathaniel Wood | +125 |
| Over/Under 2.5 Rounds | -120/-120 |
Projection: Delgado (61.7%)
Jose Delgado missed weight by one pound on Friday and forfeited 20% of his purse as a penalty to keep the fight on the card.
He is the bigger man in this matchup (5" taller, 5" reach advantage) than former bantamweight Nathaniel Wood, who has shown a decided speed advantage against featherweights after moving up to 145.
Still, while Wood's past eight fights have gone to a decision, he has been wobbled or knocked down in several of those contests, and Delgado could be the most dangerous fighter he has faced over that span.
As a result, while I project value on Delgado's moneyline (projected -160, listed -143), I'm also inclined to bet his knockout prop (projected +175, listed +235); I view Wood as the superior technician and point fighter in an extended contest, but he could also drop a decision due to the power discrepancy.
Bets
- Jose Delgado (-143, 0.2u) at BetRivers; bet to -150
- Jose Delgado wins by KO/TKO (+235, 0.2u) at BallyBet; bet to +190
Valter Walker vs. Louie Sutherland
| Heavyweight Bout | Odds |
|---|
| Valter Walker | -400 |
| Louie Sutherland | +300 |
| Over/Under 1.5 Rounds | -140/+100 |
Projection: Walker (80.5%)
Per my colleague, Billy Ward, Valter Walker owns three of the six heel hook wins in UFC Heavyweight history (Ciryl Gane, also fighting on this card, owns a fourth). The Brazilian will look to extend his record by finishing a fourth consecutive fight by that method against debutant Louie Sutherland.
"The Vanilla Gorilla" was supposed to face one-dimensional striker Justin Tafa at UFC Perth, but will instead get to test his defensive grappling against Walker, who does offer ground and pound from top position, and also finished a fight via rear-naked choke earlier in his career.
All three of Sutherland's career losses have come by decision, and if he can survive on the bottom early and extend proceedings to the second and third rounds, I could see him staging a comeback. Walker's striking (lands 1.90 with a -0.99 differential per minute) is rudimentary.
I project an edge on Walker to win by submission (projected +100, listed +125), and you can consider his prop to win by Round 1 submission (+320).
Whether you bet that prop or not, I would target Sutherland live after Round 1 if he shows any defensive resistance to Walker's wrestling.
Bets
- Valter Walker wins by Submission (+125, 0.1u) at FanDuel; bet to +110
- Louie Sutherland Live after Round 1
Abdul-Kareem Al-Selwady vs. Matheus Camilo
| Lightweight Bout | Odds |
|---|
| Abdul-Kareem Al-Selwady | N/A |
| Matheus Camilo | N/A |
| Over/Under | N/A |
Projection:
This fight was cancelled.
Mateusz Rebecki vs. L'udovit Klein
| Lightweight Bout | Odds |
|---|
| Mateusz Rebecki | -138 |
| L'udovit Klein | +110 |
| Over/Under 2.5 Rounds | -130/-110 |
Projection: Klein (50.9%)
While I project a pre-fight edge on Mateusz Rebecki, I suspect that you may find a better live price after Round 1 in his matchup with L'udovit Klein.
The pair own a similar striking differential (+0.8 and +0.7 significant strikes per minute), but Klein has a big reach advantage (6") and should be the quicker man from the outset. Still, I would expect that gap to close as the fight elongates and Rebecki implements his wrestling.
Both fighters are well-rounded, but Rebecki is the superior grappler; he's more proactive in pursuing takedowns (2.4 to 1.7 per five minutes at distance), completes them at a higher rate (68% vs. 52%) and controls his opponents more frequently (77% vs. 66%) than Klein, who is a far better offensive grappler than he is defensively, too.
Rebecki has taken a lot of damage over the past year—competing in a pair of Fight of the Nights against Myktybek Orolbai and Chris Duncan—and I could see Klein hurting or finishing him early.
Still, I projected him as a near coinflip in this matchup, and would bet his moneyline to +110 small pre-fight, and look to add more live after Round 1.
I also projected slight edges on the fight to go to decision (projected -116, listed -106) and for Rebecki to win by decision (projected +333, listed +360), but I might prefer his odds to win in Round 3 (+1400) given the potential cardio dynamic at play.
Bets
- Mateusz Rebecki (+116, 0.25u) at FanDuel; bet to +110
- Mateusz Rebecki Live after Round 1
Ikram Aliskerov vs. Jun Yong Park
| Middleweight Bout | Odds |
|---|
| Ikram Aliskerov | -225 |
| Jun Yong Park | +187 |
| Over/Under 2.5 Rounds | -12o/-120 |
Projection: Aliskerov (67.6%)
Ikram Alikserov is an explosive athlete with a power and reach advantage (2" taller, 2" reach) over "The Iron Turtle" Jun Yong Park. Still, Park is the more refined technician, with better durability and cardio. If he doesn't get finished early, I anticipate him outlasting Aliskerov in the second half of a potentially high-paced fight.
Aliskerov may be a glass cannon – both of his losses came by Round 1 knockout, albeit against Khamzat Chimaev and Robert Whittaker – and while he's 4-0 on the scorecards, his gas tank is questionable in any extended matchup.
Park may get overwhelmed athletically early, but if he's still there after five minutes, I'd expect him to work his way back into the fight and potentially flip the momentum completely with a takedown. He's a better offensive grappler than he is defensively, and Aliskerov has yet to attempt a takedown in 13 combined minutes of UFC action.
Park needs to force a pace – he averages three takedown attempts per five minutes, completing 43% of those shots, and has held control in the majority (64%) of his grappling exchanges Whether he forces Alikserkov to defend takedowns, or merely clinch against him up against the fence, Park's best path in this matchup is to proactively grapple to tire Aliskerov out and drain his power, so that Park can successfully grapple him and hang tougher in striking exhanges more successfully later in the fight.
I project a slight edge on the fight to end inside the distance (projected -160, listed -148) or the Under 2.5 rounds, but given Park's late-finish equity, would prefer to lay more juice to bet the former.
Alternatively, or in addition, consider betting Park to win in Round 2 (+1200) or Round 3 (+2300) pre-fight, while waiting for a live entry on his moneyline.
Bets
- Fight Ends Inside the Distance (-140, 0.25u) at Fanatics; bet to -160
- Jun Yong Park wins in Round 2 (+1150 0.05u) at BallyBet; bet to +800
- Jun Yong Park wins in Round 3 (+2000, 0.05u) at Fanatics; bet to +1600
- Jun Yong Park Live after Round 1
Nasrat Haqparast vs. Quillan Salkilld
| Lightweight Bout | Odds |
|---|
| Nasrat Haqparast | -110 |
| Quillan Salkilld | -110 |
| Over/Under 2.5 Rounds | -210/+155 |
Projection: Salkilld (56.1%)
Quillan Salkilld was our consensus best bet on the Action Network UFC Betting Preview this week; Nasrat Haqparast is roughly a 60% selection in my public selection sample for a pick'em fight, and my model makes Salkilld a -128 favorite (56.1% implied) as a result.
Salkilld is also the taller and longer man (2" taller, 3" reach advantage). He has shown solid cardio, averaging 20 takedown attempts per five minutes, between his contract-earning performance on the Contender Series and two UFC wins, including a 19-second knockout of Anshul Jubli.
With 14 UFC bouts, Haqparast has much more experience than Salkilld; he's an educated defensive striker (63%) with a mean left hand, and he's shown solid takedown defense (84% career). Still, Haqparast is liable to get pressed against the fence or stay on his back for extended stretches (78% control rate for Salkilld; 26% for Haqparast). The striking should be relatively competitive, but Salkilld should dominate the fight if he can get to his desired grappling positions.
Bet Salkilld to -120, and play the distance or decision prop to -190, compared to a projected line of -203.
I also show correlated value on Salkilld to win by decision (projected +183, listed +220), which you can bet straight instead of the separate Salkilld and goes to decision wagers, or include separately on round robin tickets.
Bets
- Quillan Salkilld (-112, 0.5u) at Betrivers; Bet to -120
Aleksandar Rakic vs. Azamat Murzakanov
| Light Heavyweight Bout | Odds |
|---|
| Aleksandar Rakic | -110 |
| Azamat Murzakanov | +110 |
| Over/Under 2.5 Rounds | -110/-130 |
Projection: Rakic (54.5%)
Aleksandar Rakic has lost three consecutive fights to former champions – Jan Blachowicz, Jiri Prochazka, and Magomed Ankalaev – after having early success in each of those matchups.
He's the much bigger man than the unbeaten Azamat Murzakanov (5" taller, 7" reach advantage) and the more explosive athlete too, and he should have the takedown defense (88% career) to keep this fight standing.
Murzakanov is incredibly calculated and precise, however, and he should find openings to land counter left hands against Rakic (51% striking defense) Still, unless he gets on top of Rakic, lands multiple knockdowns, or finishes the fight, I'd expect the bigger man to win the majority of minutes on output, with his size advantage generally shutting down Murzkanov's forward movement and volume offense.
I project Rakic is a -120 favorite and would bet his moneyline to that number; I also project an edge on his knockout prop (projected +370, listed +430), which I would save to spice up round robin tickets.
Bets
- Aleksandar Rakic (-110, 0.5u) at BetWay; bet to -120
Alexander Volkov vs. Jailton Almeida
| Heavyweight Bout | Odds |
|---|
| Alexander Volkov | +162 |
| Jailton Almeida | -188 |
| Over/Under 1.5 Rounds | -125/-115 |
Projection: Almeida (65.1%)
This Heavyweight bout is a classic striker vs. grappler matchup: Jailton Almeida has spent 89% of his UFC time grappling, controlling 94% of those exchanges, whereas Alexandr Volkov has spent 70% of his time at striking distance, and only controlled 30% of his grappling and clinch time.
The distance striking differential isn't nearly as wide on paper (+2.8 per minute for Volkov, +1.4 for Almeida) as it would look in a pure kickboxing match; however, Almeida has a powerful body kick and throws heavy hands, but his technique is minimal, whereas Volkov is one of the best volume boxers in the division.
Volkov would be wise to avoid his teep kicks in this fight – as Almeida could turn a caught kick into a takedown He's shown proactive wrestling – averaging just under 35 takedown attemps (60% completion rate; 27 of 45) per five minutes at distance, and while Volkov's takedown defense has improved (74% career) he's shown significant vulnerability off of his back.
Still, Alemida generally needs to get to the back of his opponents to finish fights; and if Volkov can survive on his back in Round 1, he could have opportunites to rally and close the show late; Almeida doesn't have excellent cardio, and seems extremely chinny, too; his knockout loss to Curtis Blaydes – from top position – was a bad look.
It's worth noting that Volkov is among the biggest Heavyweights in the division, whereas Almeida came into the promotion as a Light Heavyweight; Drago may have a decisive physicality advantage.
I don't project pre-fight value on the side or the total for this matchup, but would consider placing a Same-Game Parlay (SGP) with Volkov and the Over 1.5 Rounds (+300) or would take a poke at his odds to win in Round 2 (+1000) or Round 3 (+1300) while waiting for a live entry.
Bets
- SGP Alexander Volkov & Over 1.5 Rounds (+295, 0.1u) at DraftKings; bet to +275
- Alexander Volkov wins in Round 2 (+850, 0.05u) at ESPNBet; bet to +550
- Alexander Volkov wins in Round 3 (+1400, 0.05u) at Fanatics; bet to +1000
- Alexander Volkov Live after Round 1
Umar Nurmagomedov vs. Mario Bautista
| Bantamweight Bout | Odds |
|---|
| Umar Nurmagomedov | -700 |
| Mario Bautista | +500 |
| Over/Under 2.5 Rounds | -300/+210 |
Projection: Nurmagomedov (84.4%)
If he can deny the takedowns in this matchup, Mario Bautista will undoubtedly look like a value bet against Umar Nurmagomedov in the latter's fight since his loss to Merab Dvalishvili for 135-pound gold.
Bautista is the more efficient striker (+2.0 to +1.6 per minute) than Nurmagomedov, maintains a higher pace (7.5 to 4.7 landed per minute) and has shown that he can mix in offensive takedowns Still, I do believe that he is a better offensive wrestler than he is defensively (68% takedown defense) and that Umar (4.4 attempts per five minutes; 91% vs. 70% control) will win a close and competitive fight here with superior grappling.
I give Umar a slight edge to win by decision (projected -166, listed -150). Still, I initially leaned toward Bautista on the point spread (+5.5, +100) in what I expect to be a relatively close and competitive matchup.
The most significant edge may be betting the fight to reach a decision (projected -285, listed -225), which you can consider straight at -257 or as a parlay piece at -277.
Bets
- Fight Goes to Decision (bet to -257 or parlay to -277)
Mackenzie Dern vs. Virna Jandiroba
| Strawweight Bout | Odds |
|---|
| Mackenzie Dern | -160 |
| Virna JAandiroba | +130 |
| Over/Under 4.5 Rounds | -120/-120 |
Projection: Dern (59.1%)
This title fight is currently lined at a similar price to the initial three-round fight from UFC 256; I bet Jandiroba in that fight, but only project value on the goes-to-decision prop (projected -171, listed -105) for the rematch, compared to a divisional average of 67% in three-round straweeight fights, and 69% in title bouts.
Jandiroba is the slightly more efficient striker (-0.8 to -1.4 differential per minute), although neither woman is particularly effective on the feet. She's also the superior control wrestler, averaging more takedowns and controlling a higher percentage of grappling exchanges than Dern (77% vs. 64%), who is often content to hunt for submission off her back.
Jandiroba has the more reliable top pressure of the pair. Still, she only proactively pursued a takedown in the second round of their first fight—the round she won—and likely ceded the result by getting up from top position with just a few minutes remaining in that matchup.
Dern is the more dynamic submission grappler, and her striking has arguably improved more between the pair, relative to the first matchup I also trust the younger fighter a bit more in the championship rounds; Jandiroba is 37-years-old- well above the divisional age curve – and hasn't fought beyond the 15-minute mark since defeating Mizuki Inoue via split for the Invicta title in 2018.
Bet the distance or decision prop to -155, and consider adding Dern to win by decision (projected +197, listed +260) or Jandiroba by decision (projected +240, listed +300) either as a straight bet or as a round robin leg.
Bets
- Fight Goes to Decision (-105, 0.75u) at Fanatics; bet to -155
Tom Aspinall vs. Ciryl Gane
| Heavyweight Bout | Odds |
|---|
| Tom Aspinall | -350 |
| Ciryl Gane | +275 |
| Over/Under 1.5 Rounds | -120/-120 |
Projection: Aspinall (73.7%)
For additional information on Saturday's main event and Heavyweight title bout – including a full statistical breakdown of this matchup – check out my full fight preview.
In short,I projected Tom Aspinall as a -280 favorite (73.7% implied) in this fight, and I don't project an edge on either side of the moneyline; I would need closer to +300 to back the underdog, Ciryl Gane. I projected the fight to reach a decision 13% of the time (+669 implied odds) and don't show value on either side of the total either.
However, I project an edge on Aspinall to win by submission (+239 projected, listed at +310), and I would also place a Same Game Parlay (SGP) with Aspinall and the Under 1.5 Rounds at any plus-money price, rather than betting his odds to win in Round 1 (+170). Proactively grappling is Aspinall's path of least resistance in this fight, and his finishing equity should be front-loaded, as he has never finished an opponent past the 69-second mark of the second round.
If Gane survives the first five minutes, you can begin considering his live moneyline — I might wait until the midpoint of Round 2.
Bets
- SGP: Tom Aspinall & Under 1.5 Rounds (+112, 0.25u) at BallyBet; bet to +100
- Tom Aspinall wins by Submission (+310, 0.15u) at BallyBet; bet to +250
- Ciryl Gane Live Anytime After Round 1
Sean Zerillo's UFC 321 Picks & Predictions
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Moneyline Bets
- Jose Delgado (-143, 0.2u) at BetRivers; bet to -150
- Mateusz Rebecki (+116, 0.25u) at FanDuel; bet to +110
- Quillan Salkilld (-112, 0.5u) at Betrivers; Bet to -120
- Aleksandar Rakic (-110, 0.5u) at BetWay; bet to -120
Prop Bets and Totals
- Azat Maksum -5.5 Points (-120, 0.25u) at DraftKings; bet to -150
- Hamdy Abdelwahab wins Inside the Distance (-110, 0.1u) at DraftKings; bet to -115
- Hamdy Abdelwahab wins in Round 2 (+450, 0.1u) at BetRivers; bet to +400
- Hamdy Abdelwahab wins in Round 3 (+1000, 0.05u) at Caesars; bet to +800
- Jose Delgado wins by KO/TKO (+235, 0.2u) at BallyBet; bet to +190
- Valter Walker wins by Submission (+125, 0.1u) at FanDuel; bet to +110
- Aliskerov/Park Fight Ends Inside the Distance (-140, 0.25u) at Fanatics; bet to -160
- Jun Yong Park wins in Round 2 (+1150 0.05u) at BallyBet; bet to +800
- Jun Yong Park wins in Round 3 (+2000, 0.05u) at Fanatics; bet to +1600
- Alexander Volkov wins in Round 2 (+850, 0.05u) at ESPNBet; bet to +550
- Alexander Volkov wins in Round 3 (+1400, 0.05u) at Fanatics; bet to +1000
- Dern/Jandiroba, Fight Goes to Decision (-105, 0.75u) at Fanatics; bet to -155
- Tom Aspinall wins by Submission (+310, 0.15u) at BallyBet; bet to +250
Parlays
- Parlay (+114, 0.25u): Azat Maksum (-420), Hamdy Abdelwahab (-460), Nurmagomedov-Bautista Fight Goes to Decision (-235) at FanDuel; bet to -110
- SGP Alexander Volkov & Over 1.5 Rounds (+295, 0.1u) at DraftKings; bet to +275
- SGP: Tom Aspinall & Under 1.5 Rounds (+112, 0.25u) at BallyBet; bet to +100
Live Bets
- Mizuki Inoue Live after Round 1
- Louie Sutherland Live after Round 1
- Mateusz Rebecki Live after Round 1
- Jun Yong Park Live after Round 1
- Alexander Volkov Live after Round 1
- Ciryl Gane Live Anytime After Round 1
