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UFC 179 comes our way this weekend from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. A number of elite Brazilian fighters are on the card including seemingly untouchable Featherweight Champ Jose Aldo and Light Heavyweight Glover Teixeira. On paper, this looks to be a very solid card – let’s take a look.
UFC 178 comes our way from Las Vegas this Saturday night. As Always Capper Picks provides free picks for all of the action. Cappers Picks provides free UFC handicapping tips for every event on the UFC fight calender. Our man Dave B has your back.
UFC 177 comes our way from Sacramento this weekend and features a rematch between TJ Dillashaw and Renan Barao – maybe the only two fighters you’ve ever heard of. Truth be told the card seriously lacks star power and looks, on paper more like a UFC Fight Night card. Cappers Picks provides free UFC handicapping tips for every event on the UFC fight calender. Our man Dave B has your back.
The general consensus in sports betting is that NFL is the toughest of the major sports because the betting public and oddsmakers’ knowledge is so strong and the lines are so sharp. By the reverse logic, I believe UFC/MMA betting is one of the best places to make money in sports betting today.
Dominick Cruz looks to avenge the only loss of his career in the main event at UFC 132 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas when he takes on Urijah Faber for the UFC bantamweight championship. Wanderei Silva is also in the cage against Chris Leben, while Ryan Bader takes on Tito Ortiz.
Youth vs. Experience will be on glorious display in this week’s UFC 105 event. Randy “The Natural” Couture is 46 years old, 14 years older than his opponent, Brandon “The Truth” Vera is 32.
The Ultimate Fighting Championship hits the century mark on Saturday with UFC 100: Making History.
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betED.com has MMA Betting Odds for all the fights on the UFC 100 card, including two highly anticipated main event bouts at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas (10 pm ET, PPV).
betED.com has Rich “Ace” Franklin as a slight favorite against Wanderlei “The Axe Murderer” Silva in the highly anticipated main event of UFC 99 on Saturday.
Franklin is a -135 favorite and Silva a +115 underdog in MMA Betting Odds at betED.com.
Quinton “Rampage” Jackson (-300) vs Keith Jardine (+240)
On paper, Keith Jardine is a tough matchup for Rampage in the UFC 96 odds . Jardine (14-5-1) is inconsistent but he fares well against counterpunchers, as he proved in the past with wins over Forrest Griffn and Chuck Liddell.
O2 Arena, London
Bodoglife sportsbook UFC 95 odds and lines for betting on live fighting events from cappers picks online sports handicapping website, plus sportsbook reviews.
UFC 95 will take place in London at the O2 Arena, a site that is quickly becoming one of the more exciting sports betting venues for the UFC. Each time a UFC event comes to London, one of the hometown guys makes a special appearance.
With his wild hair, demonstrative personality, and fight-anyone-at-any-time attitude, Josh Koscheck seems to be morphing from one of the most hated fighters in the UFC to a fan favorite.
One of the marquee matchups at UFC 95 features two middleweight contenders in Nate “The Great Marquardt” and Wilson Gouveia, and it is a classic matchup between a brawler and a more gifted striker.
UFC 95 is a week away. It’s time for BetUS online sportsbook fans to take a hard look at the venue, the date, and the potential winners, before really digging in deep next week.
UFC betting has become very serious for many gamblers. The reason is that long shots more often than not have a shot in the Octagon.
Rua vs. Coleman: The Rematch
The second biggest fight of the night pits Mauricio Rua (-400) against Mark Coleman (+250) in a re-match of their PRIDE fight that took place in Japan in 2006. It ended with the hall of fame Coleman pulling off a stunning upset by breaking Rua’s arm in the first round.
At the ripe old age of 44 and with his last fight taking place more than two years ago, it seems as if many of the experts aren’t giving Mark “The Hammer” Coleman any sort of chance against Mauricio “Shogun” Rua at UFC 93 in Dublin, Ireland.
The former Ohio State wrestler and one of the pioneers of the wrestling-based “ground and pound” style enters the octagon against the 27-year old Rua as a decided underdog in the betus.com sports books. Rua is a +400 to -250 favorite over Coleman, who beat him by what some observers call a fluky arm break back in 2006.
