UFC 241 Odds: Cormier vs. Miocic 2 & Full Main Card

The Octagon is at Anaheim, California on Saturday, August 17 to Get a stacked UFC 241 card.

At the main event, heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier looks to defend his title in a rematch from Stipe Miocic from their fight at UFC 226 final summer.
The co-main event sees fan-favorites Anthony Pettis battle Nate Diaz, although the card has Yoel Romero vs Paulo Costa. The major card airs reside on Brackets at 10 p.m. ET.
Aug. 12, * All Odds Taken
Cormier (22-1 plus yet one no-contest) is coming from a submission win over Derrick Lewis in UFC 230 and is seeking to defend his heavyweight title for the very first time. Before that, he pumped out Miocic at UFC 226 to acquire the belt and become a two-division champion.
In Strikeforce,’DC’ was likewise a heavyweight where he won the branch’s Grand Prix and is undefeated at heavyweight with notable wins over Josh Barnett, Antonio Silva, Frank Mir, along with Roy Nelson.
Miocic (18-3) is coming off of a weight reduction to Cormier past July and was awaiting to get a rematch ever since. Before the loss to’DC’ that the Cleveland-native defended his title a record three times because he knocked out Junior dos Santos, Alistair Overeem, also overcome Francis Ngannou by decision.
He won the belt at UFC 198 if he knocked out Fabricio Werdum.
The odds suggest it’ll be a close fight and also a tough fight to predict, and I’m in that boat. In the very first fight, Miocic had victory on his feet with his achieve and jab effectively to keep at range and fire mixtures at Cormier. Cormier’s game plan finally won out as he was able to get inside and make it a’filthy’ boxing fight, where he would clinch, throw elbows and short shouts — the specific punch that transpired Miocic out.
In this fight, I don’t see that happening, as I think it will be a very close fight, but the two will extend the distance. If they do, then it will be Daniel Cormier receiving his hands raised as he will use his wrestling in this fight and his strain to style and also dictate the pace to win a close fight.
Pick: Daniel Cormier (-140)
Pettis (22-8) is coming off of the welterweight debut back in March at which he pumped out Stephen Thompson in spectacular fashion. Before he dropped to Tony Ferguson in UFC 229 later he’d beaten Michael Chiesa in UFC 226. ‘Showtime’ is the former UFC lightweight winner and had fought as a?? featherweight before.
Diaz (19-11) has not fought since UFC 202 at August of 2016 where he dropped to Conor McGregor. Ever since that time, he has been on the sidelines for unknown reasons awaiting a struggle. Prior to the reduction to the Irishman, he beat him by entry at UFC 196.
Another superb close fight to predict. Pettis has fought way more lately I give the advantage to given that you never know what type of shape someone will probably be in after three decades away in the Octagon. Yet, the Diaz brothers ‘ are always training and in shape, and in welterweight, the two fighters ought to be better.
In this fight, for Pettis, it’ll be difficult to knock Diaz as he has an excellent chin, however, the potency at 170 is untrue. However, many are pointing towards Diaz’s speed and cardio that will be a lot for Pettis that is a fantastic point, since they match up so equally standing and on the floor. However, I think Pettis is just slightly better and will get his hands raised by decision.
Pick: Anthony Pettis (-125)
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