Cory Sandhagen -140 / Probably by decision assuming Cory’s chin holds up, and he is willing to engage in the pocket after taking heavy shots, probably won't control fight in the later rounds
Edson Barboza ITD -105 / An early takedown for Amirkhani could be trouble for the Brazilian but based on Barboza's strong takedown defense, Barboza will be able to light up a fading Amirkhani late, most likely with signature kicks and gets finish late R2 or R3.
Ben Rothwell -135 / Looks to be a slow boring fight, Tybura is a menace on top but he will struggle to takedown Rothwell. On the feet, Rothwell has regressed but not the point where he can't outstrike Tybura
Dricus Du Plessis -160 / Du Plessis is a top kickboxer, who's weak striking defense will not likely be exposed by Perez. If Du Plessis breaks from his gameplan and takes it to the mat, he may be in trouble, despite many of his wins coming from subs
Tom Aspinall Round 1 finish -120 / Baudot's a last-minute replacement so not shady UFC match-making. But Aspinall should smash through this gimme fight
Youssef Zalal -150 / Zalal's striking is a thing of beauty - calculated and patient, with the occasional flashes of explosive brilliance. Topuria is an athletic wrestler, but he relies on his physical advantages, which he is sacrificing in this bout by moving up in weight
Tom Breese ITD +170 / Who knows wtf Breese is at mentally nowadays. If he is mentally sound, hr should make light work of thid guy. If not, the 6'4" Bhullar could punish Breese at distance on the feet.
Giga Chikadze +155 / Chikadze has struggled to get finishes in the UFC, but it won't be long before the Georgian finds his perfect timing. Omar Morales is a decent fighter, predominantly a power puncher first, he will be outgunned here
My "Play of the Day" is Barboza over Amirkhani. Been into MMA a long time and what I value most in this one before even considering the odds is cardio, striking, and TDD. I believe Edwin is stronger in all three. Finland is a quick starter, likes to grapple, work for takedowns and usually is successful in finding an early sub or he gasses himself out and gets beat up on the feet as fight progresses. He's very good at head & arm chokes, anacondas, or D'arce attempts...all of his wins by 1st round sub except one. He doesn't like to stand and bang, but with Barboza he will probably be forced too and Edwin will kick the ever living shit out of him on the feet. Barboza's not likely to get subbed here and that's Finlands only path for victory. Barboza is twice the striker and will probably be able to defend the takedowns as he has better TDD than most in the weight class. I doubt this goes the distance. Some folks think Barboza is done because of his last 6 fights but the facts are he faced the cream of the crop and had his moments in those fights. Khabib, Felder, Ige could not finish him. Both times Barboza has been subbed, he was hurt on the feet first. And all of his L6 opponents are much better fighters than Amirkani.