Bovada Ufc Odds

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Bovada Ufc Odds

UFC 232 is bearing down upon us, and it’s going to be enormous. With five main-card fights–such as the Jon Jones versus Alexander Gustafsson magnificent –there is plenty of intrigue, stakes and, yes, crappy betting odds. We analyze all of the lines for each of the main-card sparrings.
Five incredible fights await us in UFC 232, that will happen on Saturday, December 29, in T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. From the main-card matchup between Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson, to the featherweight conflict between Chad Mendes and Alexander Volkanovski, this UFC extravaganza is can’t-miss for even the most casual sportsbettors.
Stick with us, and You’ll get the lowdown on everything you need to know:
UFC Odds for the Primary event: Jon Jones vs. Alexander Gustafsson
Lines for its co-main occasion: Cris Cyborg vs. Amanda Nunes
Betting odds for your remaining fights
Analysis on each matchup
Predictions
Fight-By-Fight Curious And Odds Please be aware that all lines come courtesy of Bovada and are accurate as of Wednesday, December 19 unless otherwise noted.
Main Event: Jon Jones (-285) vs. Alexander Gustafsson (+225)
The final time Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson confronted, roughly a year-and-a-half ago, it was the former who emerged with the win. Though many thought Gustafsson might’ve had himthe judges awarded Jones a unanimous victory.
The odds last time around, however, were even more in favor of Jones, with Gustafsson putting everywhere between +800 and +1000 lines. That they’re so close now around speaks to how well he cried in the very first assembly, while also nodding towards just how much he has improved his fast-twitch endurance.
Even so, Jones, who has not fought 17 months, has mostly dominated everyone he has come across in the Octagon. This fight should take more gas than he’s accustomed to consuming up, but he should still pull it out and win the light heavyweight belt.