MMA Betting Odds, Analysis and Preview for the Main Cards

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The start of a new week means that it’s time to start looking ahead to what’s coming for us to wager on. For the purposes of this piece, we are going to focus on the world of MMA and the events that are coming over the next few days. As it stands right now, we have 3 separate events to look at, with multiple betting opportunities available to those of us who like to boost our bankrolls by wagering on fights. Specifically, there are 3 different events on tap, with the UFC once again closing out the week. We will get to that one in a moment, but for now, let’s look at what else is coming this week so you can bet against the MMA odds.

MMA Events during this week: Fights you can’t miss to bet on| MMA Lines by MyBookie

LFA 158

When: Friday at 10 PM EST
Where: Gila River Resorts & Casinos, Chandler, AZ
TV / Streaming: UFC Fight Pass

The action begins on Friday night with the latest event from the LFA. There are 6 fights on the main card in this one, with a title fight sitting atop the main card. There are some up-and-coming fighters in the earlier bouts on this card, leading up to the co-main event, which has Kevin Natividad and Matheus Silva squaring off in a Flyweight bout.

There are a lot of solid fights on this card, but it is the headliner that will more than likely make the biggest news. A battle for the Vacant Lightweight Championship belt will close out the night, with Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani and Jacobi Jones set to dule it out for the title. Both men are sitting at 5-1 overall, and this looks like it could be a close fight.

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OKTAGON 43

When: Saturday at 1 PM EST
Where: Prague, Czech Republic
TV / Streaming: DAZN

This event is being held live in Prague in the Czech Republic and has a rather interesting format. The first 3 fights on the main card are your standard MMA bouts, but those are followed by a pair of quarterfinal bouts in the Welterweight Tournament. The first of those sees Louis Glismann and Melvin van Suijdam square off, followed by a bout between David Kozma and Alex Lahore in what is listed as the co-main event.

Once we get the tournament bouts out of the way, we move to the headliner on the main card, which is for the Middleweight Championship. Patrick Kincl comes into this one as the defending champion, but he is going to have his hands full with Karlos Vemola, who is currently on a 7-fight win streak. This one should be an absolute brawl that I just don’t see going the distance.

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UFC Fight Night

When: Saturday at 4 PM EST
Where: UFC Apex, Las Vegas, NV
TV / Streaming: ESPN+

The great news this week is that we don’t seem to have any events going off at the same time, so the hope is that Oktagon 43 will be done by the time we get to the UFC Fight Night main card at 4 PM EST on Saturday.

As always with the Fight Night events, there are no title fights on tap, but there are 5 very good bouts to look forward to. Before we get to the main events, let’s take a peek at the other 3 fights on the main card:

Michael Johnson Vs Diego Ferreira – Lightweight
Andre Fialho Vs Joaquin Buckley – Middleweight
Emily Ducote Vs Lupita Godinez – Strawweight

From there, we move onto the co-main event, which has Edmen Shahbazyan and Anthony Hernandez squaring off in a Middleweight bout. We close the night out with a women’s Strawweight bought between Mackenzie Dern and Angela Hill.

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