Ufc Fight Night Prelims Predictions
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My predictions for UFC Fight Night: Edwards vs. Muhammad are in, and I’m excited for what promises to be a big night of action at the UFC APEX this Saturday, March 13. The card is headlined by a very.on
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*A UFC card is more than the main event, with the main card, prelim fights, and early prelim fights, you can see up to 15 UFC fights on fight night and our Expert UFC handicappers spend hours researching each one, to bring you the best UFC predictions.
On Saturday, February 6th, the UFC returns to Las Vegas for UFC Fight Night 184 which features a 14 bout card. However, as always, we’ll take a look at the prelims first. For this event, the UFC has scheduled a massive eight fight preliminary card.
The UFC Fight Night 184 prelims has Clay Guida vs Michael Johnson as the featured bout of the night. Joining them are other notable names like Timur Valiev, Karol Rosa, Molly McCann, Youssef Zalal, and Jerome Rivera.
The preliminary portion of the event will begin at 5PM ET and stream live on ESPN+.
UFC betting sites have released their odds for the full UFC Fight Night 184 preliminary card. Let’s step inside the betting octagon to examine these odds, identify any potential value, and TKO these predictions with a massive kick to the head.
Lots of changes on the #UFCVegas18 card and still 3 days to go. Here’s the latest pic.twitter.com/9VRRfxGYog
— MMA Form Guide (@MMAFormGuide) February 3, 2021Ode Osbourne vs Jerome Rivera
*Ode Osbourne (-215)
*Jerome Rivera (+170)
On Monday, February 1st, it was announced that Denys Bondar withdrew from this bout against Osbourne. Jerome Rivera has agreed to step up on five days’ notice to replace Bondar. Ironically, these two were supposed to fight on January 20th, before Osbourne pulled out.
Rivera is a large underdog who earned his UFC contract with a win on DWCS last August. Unfortunately, he’s gone 0-2 inside the octagon. His last fight was on the January 20th card where he lost to Francisco Figueiredo.
Seven of his 10 pro wins have come via submission. He’s 3-1 when going the distance.
Osbourne made his octagon debut one year ago and lost via submission to Brian Kelleher. The loss snapped a four fight win streak. Seven of his eight pro wins have come via stoppage with four by way of submission. He’s 1-1 when going the distance.
Because this fight is still new, MMA betting sites don’t have any prop bets or an Over/Under as of this writing. I’m sure they will list these odds prior to fight night.
I like Osbourne in this bout. I believe his striking will be too much for Rivera to handle. Yet, Osbourne should have enough grappling chops to avoid a submission loss.Seung Woo Choi vs Youssef Zalaal
*Seung Woo Choi (+200)
*Youssef Zalaal (-240)
*Over (-160)/Under (+140) 2.5 rounds
Choi had a rough first two fights inside the octagon in 2019 having lost to Movsar Evloev and Gavin Tucker. Yet, he bounced back 14 months ago to pick up his first UFC win via decision over Suman Mokhtarian.
Five of his eight pro wins have come via TKO/KO. He’s 3-1 when going the distance.
Youssef Zalaal won his first three UFC fights before falling to Ilia Topuria via decision last October. He went 3-1 in 2020 and looks to get back on track in 2021.
Seven of his 10 pro wins have come via stoppage with five by way of submission. He’s 3-3 when going the distance.
Choi has the advantage in knockout power, but Zalaal pretty much has the advantage in all other areas. I expect Zalaal to cautiously engage in striking while setting up takedowns. Eventually, he will pick up the decision win.
So go with Over 2.5 rounds (-160) and for the fight to go the distance (-140) which offers the best value.
Over 2.5 rounds (-160)
Fight goes to decision (-140)
Zalaal wins via decision (+195)Molly McCann vs Lara Procopio
*Molly McCann (-155)
*Lara Procopio (+135)
*Over (-345)/Under (+285) 2.5 rounds
Procopio was unbeaten before joining the UFC in the summer of 2019. She lost her debut fight against Karol Rosa via split decision. This is her first fight since August 2019.
Three of her six pro wins have come via stoppage with two by way of submission. She’s 3-1 when going the distance.
*Ufc Fight Night 173 Prelims Predictions
*Ufc Fight Night Prelims Predictions Odds
*Ufc Prelim Fights Tonight
*Ufc Fight Night Prelims Predictions 10
My predictions for UFC Fight Night: Edwards vs. Muhammad are in, and I’m excited for what promises to be a big night of action at the UFC APEX this Saturday, March 13. The card is headlined by a very.on
*Check out our complete UFC Fight Night 187 preliminary card betting preview. Get the latest UFC odds and free betting predictions.
*A UFC card is more than the main event, with the main card, prelim fights, and early prelim fights, you can see up to 15 UFC fights on fight night and our Expert UFC handicappers spend hours researching each one, to bring you the best UFC predictions.
On Saturday, February 6th, the UFC returns to Las Vegas for UFC Fight Night 184 which features a 14 bout card. However, as always, we’ll take a look at the prelims first. For this event, the UFC has scheduled a massive eight fight preliminary card.
The UFC Fight Night 184 prelims has Clay Guida vs Michael Johnson as the featured bout of the night. Joining them are other notable names like Timur Valiev, Karol Rosa, Molly McCann, Youssef Zalal, and Jerome Rivera.
The preliminary portion of the event will begin at 5PM ET and stream live on ESPN+.
UFC betting sites have released their odds for the full UFC Fight Night 184 preliminary card. Let’s step inside the betting octagon to examine these odds, identify any potential value, and TKO these predictions with a massive kick to the head.
Lots of changes on the #UFCVegas18 card and still 3 days to go. Here’s the latest pic.twitter.com/9VRRfxGYog
— MMA Form Guide (@MMAFormGuide) February 3, 2021Ode Osbourne vs Jerome Rivera
*Ode Osbourne (-215)
*Jerome Rivera (+170)
On Monday, February 1st, it was announced that Denys Bondar withdrew from this bout against Osbourne. Jerome Rivera has agreed to step up on five days’ notice to replace Bondar. Ironically, these two were supposed to fight on January 20th, before Osbourne pulled out.
Rivera is a large underdog who earned his UFC contract with a win on DWCS last August. Unfortunately, he’s gone 0-2 inside the octagon. His last fight was on the January 20th card where he lost to Francisco Figueiredo.
Seven of his 10 pro wins have come via submission. He’s 3-1 when going the distance.
Osbourne made his octagon debut one year ago and lost via submission to Brian Kelleher. The loss snapped a four fight win streak. Seven of his eight pro wins have come via stoppage with four by way of submission. He’s 1-1 when going the distance.
Because this fight is still new, MMA betting sites don’t have any prop bets or an Over/Under as of this writing. I’m sure they will list these odds prior to fight night.
I like Osbourne in this bout. I believe his striking will be too much for Rivera to handle. Yet, Osbourne should have enough grappling chops to avoid a submission loss.Seung Woo Choi vs Youssef Zalaal
*Seung Woo Choi (+200)
*Youssef Zalaal (-240)
*Over (-160)/Under (+140) 2.5 rounds
Choi had a rough first two fights inside the octagon in 2019 having lost to Movsar Evloev and Gavin Tucker. Yet, he bounced back 14 months ago to pick up his first UFC win via decision over Suman Mokhtarian.
Five of his eight pro wins have come via TKO/KO. He’s 3-1 when going the distance.
Youssef Zalaal won his first three UFC fights before falling to Ilia Topuria via decision last October. He went 3-1 in 2020 and looks to get back on track in 2021.
Seven of his 10 pro wins have come via stoppage with five by way of submission. He’s 3-3 when going the distance.
Choi has the advantage in knockout power, but Zalaal pretty much has the advantage in all other areas. I expect Zalaal to cautiously engage in striking while setting up takedowns. Eventually, he will pick up the decision win.
So go with Over 2.5 rounds (-160) and for the fight to go the distance (-140) which offers the best value.
Over 2.5 rounds (-160)
Fight goes to decision (-140)
Zalaal wins via decision (+195)Molly McCann vs Lara Procopio
*Molly McCann (-155)
*Lara Procopio (+135)
*Over (-345)/Under (+285) 2.5 rounds
Procopio was unbeaten before joining the UFC in the summer of 2019. She lost her debut fight against Karol Rosa via split decision. This is her first fight since August 2019.
Three of her six pro wins have come via stoppage with two by way of submission. She’s 3-1 when going the distance.
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