The UFC heads to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada this weekend for a UFC Fight Night card topped by two huge flyweight bouts, and MMAKO is here to give you the full moneyline odds for every matchup and look at some of the best betting options available.

All odds via DraftKings (Odds are subject to change).

• Brandon Moreno (-175) against Amir Albazi (+145)

• Erin Blanchfield (-135) against Rose Namajunas (+114)

• Derrick Lewis (+140) against Jhonata Diniz (-116)

• Caio Machado (-148) against Brendson Ribeiro (+124)

• Marc-André Barriault (-198) against Dustin Stoltzfus (+164)

• Mike Malott (-325) against Trevin Giles (+260)

• Aiemann Zahabi (-142) against Pedro Munhoz (+120)

• Ariane Da Silva (+185) against Jasmine Jasudavicius (-225)

• Charles Jourdain (-142) against Victor Henry (+120)

• Jack Shore (+270) against Youssef Zalal (-340)

• Alexandr Romanov (-118) against Rodrigo Nascimento (-102)

• Serhiy Sidey (-135) against Garret Armfield (+114)

• Chad Anheliger (+164) against Cody Gibson (-198)

• Jamey-Lyn Horth (-225) against Ivana Petrovic (+185)

Erin Blanchfield will defeat Rose Namajunas (-135)

It’s tough to go up against a fighter as accomplished as Namajunas, but even after back-to-back wins, the two-time strawweight queen hasn’t looked particularly dominant at women’s flyweight.

Blanchfield was on track for title contention before her first UFC loss to Manon Fiorot in March, and I think “Cold Blooded” will return to the win column in Edmonton with what would be the biggest win of her career.

Alexandr Romanov will defeat Rodrigo Nascimento (-118)

There’s certainly some volatility in this bet given that Romanov has gone 1-3 in his last four outings, but this matchup against Nascimento is a great chance for “King Kong” to try and get back on track.

Nascimento received a surprise main event spot against Derrick Lewis in his last outing, and while it’s a completely different style matchup, I expect Romanov’s fight to make the difference when the two heavyweights enter the cage.

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Victor Henry will defeat Charles Jourdain (+120)

We’re hoping this will be one of the standout fights of the UFC Edmonton prelims, and it’s an important matchup for Jourdain after the Canadian suffered back-to-back losses in his previous two outings this year.

Henry has struggled to establish any real momentum since joining the UFC in 2022, but “La Mangosta” is a well-rounded veteran who may be able to use his pace and punching volume to deal Jourdain what would be a third consecutive defeat.

Jack Shore will defeat Youseff Zalal (+270)

Shore is naturally an underdog here given how impressive Zalal has been in his second stint in the UFC, but it’s easy to forget that the Welshman was undefeated before his current 1-2.

The fact that Shore is coming off two losses to Joanderson Brito and Ricky Simón is certainly a concern when facing a dangerous opponent like Zalal, but the current betting line is far too wide considering the skill ‘Tank’ has shown during his time in the UFC.

Mike Malott to defeat Trevin Giles via KO/TKO/DQ or submission (-120)

Malott missed a chance to break through the welterweight rankings when Neil Magny pulled off an incredible comeback at UFC 297, and now “Proper” will try to get back into the win column in front of the fans in Edmonton.

The Canadian showed off his finishing skills by stopping three straight opponents to kick off his UFC career, and with Giles entering the night off back-to-back stoppage losses, this appears to be a great chance for Malott to pick up another win at the interior. the distance.

Full predictions for the UFC Fight Night Edmonton Moreno vs. Albazi card

Jasmine Jasudavicius will defeat Ariane Da Silva by decision (-110)

Decently favored to win her third straight fight, Jasudavicius will hope a win over Da Silva puts her in the conversation for a Top 10 clash the next time she steps into the Octagon.

The 35-year-old won’t have it easy against an experienced veteran in Da Silva, but Jasudavicius should be able to outplay her over the three-round distance and claim a decisive victory in her home country.

Marc-André Barriault against Dustin Stoltzfus goes under 2.5 rounds (+114)

Stoltzfus almost certainly needs a win here to maintain his spot on the UFC roster, but Barriault also can’t feel particularly comfortable considering he’s already dropped back-to-back fights this year.

It is possible that these two men decide to fight cautiously in order to avoid suffering another defeat, but they may also enter the cage with a strong sense of urgency to achieve a big victory and avoid letting the fight end. continue for the distance of three rounds. .

Game odds are updated periodically and are subject to change.

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