We’ve got three UFC London predictions for Saturday’s exciting card at the O2 Arena and are chasing a near-7/1 treble with our betting tips. Bwin have UFC 286 odds available for every bout, but this is where our money is going on the major events this weekend.
The Ultimate Fighting Championship is returning to London’s O2 Arena on March 18 for its first numbered event in the UK since UFC 204 in 2016. UFC 286 will be headlined by British fighter Leon Edwards as he seeks to defend his welterweight crown in a trilogy bout against Nigeria’s Kamaru Usman.
Next year is set to be an exciting one for UFC fans, with blockbuster fights expected in all weight classes and plenty of questions to answer. We have taken a look at the current state of MMA’s major organisation, as well as some of the biggest bouts lined up for UFC in 2023.
We’ve got three UFC Paris predictions for Saturday’s exciting card at Accor Arena and are chasing a 3.25 parlay with our French fancies. Bwin already have UFC 279 odds available, including Khamzat Chimaev vs Nate Diaz, but we’re sticking with this weekend’s action first.
Former friends will become foes when Colby Covington clashes with Jorge Masvidal in the headline bout of UFC 272 at T-Mobile Arena. Chaos and Gamebred will be trying to earn another shot at welterweight champion Kamaru Usman, who has beaten them both twice.
It has been a memorable year for both fighters and one of them will end it as lightweight champion as Charles Oliveira puts his gold belt on the line against Dustin Poirier. This is UFC’s 13th pay-per-view event of 2021 and a fascinating contest is in store in the main event.
Conor McGregor bids to prove he is still a major force as an MMA fighter when facing Dustin Poirier for the third time at UFC 264. Notorious powered to a first-round win when they met back in 2014 but was stopped in the second in Abu Dhabi at the start of this year.
We have already enjoyed one title fight in the UFC this year, with Kamaru Usman successfully defending his welterweight belt in style and setting a record winning streak for the division in the process. As the sport continues to recover from the disruption of COVID-19, we have picked out the 10 MMA fights we would most like to see during the rest of 2021.
With several highly-anticipated fights across the worlds of boxing and MMA expected to take place in 2021, there could well be some new records set for the number of pay-per-view buys. We have taken a look at the biggest pay-per-view fights in the history of combat sports so far to set the standard that the next generation of super fights would have to reach.
We’ve looked at where three of the MMA’s leading promotions – the UFC, Bellator and the ONE Championship – have held their events to date. The UFC is, unsurprisingly, dominated by events based in the United States. In fact, there have been more UFC events held at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas than in any country besides the United States itself.
Some UFC champions have come and gone but others have dominated for long periods. Retaining a title is no easy task so here we analyse all UFC results to see which fighters have done the best job of remaining the one to beat.
Conor McGregor returns to the octagon after over 15 months on the sidelines when taking on Donald Cerrone at UFC 246 and sparks are set to fly. The Notorious will be determined to get back to winning ways after losing his grudge match with Khabib Nurmagomedov via a fourth-round submission.
Conor McGregor faces a daunting return to the octagon when taking on Khabib Nurmagomedov at UFC 229 in Las Vegas. The Irishman will be back in the same arena where he lost to Floyd Mayweather in the boxing ring, but fighting under very different circumstances.
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