Lawler is favorite to defend his belt at UFC 201

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UFC welterweight champion, Robbie Lawler enters as a betting favorite for his third title defense in the octagon, this Saturday (30), against Tyron woodley. The duel will be the main attraction of UFC 201, which takes place in Atlanta, in the United States.

According to the betting site “marsbet”, Lawler enters at a quote of 1.60. This means that, if you win, whoever bets US$100 on your triumph will receive US$160 in return. Woodley, priced at 220, will return $220 for every $100 wagered if he wins.

The main fight of the night has a series of specific bets, which concern how and when the duel will end. For example, anyone who bets US$100 on a submission victory for Lawler in the fifth round will receive US$4100 if that actually happens. If Woodley wins in the same method and period, the return is even greater: $5500 for every $100 wagered.

The big favorite of the night is Wilson reis. The Brazilian would compete for the flyweight belt, but, with the champion's injury, he will face newcomer Hector Sandoval. A Kings win would yield just $128 for every $100 wagered; Sandoval would also give US$330 for every US$100.

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Check out the complete odds according to Marsbet:

MAIN CARD

Welterweights: Robbie Lawler (1.60)x Tyron woodley (2.20)
Straws: Rose namajunas (1.42)x Karolina Kowalkiewicz (2.65)
Welterweights: Matt Brown (1.33) x Jake ellenberger (3.05)
Roosters: Francisco Rivera (2.35) x Érik Pérez (1.52)
Flies: Ryan Benoit (1.95) x Fredy Serrano (1.75)

PRELIMINARY CARD

Light heavyweights: Ed Herman (2.55) x Nikita Krylov (1.45)
Welterweights: Ross Pearson (2.70) x Jorge masvidal (1.40)
Heavy: Anthony Hamilton (1.70) x Damian Grabowski (2.02)
Flies: Wilson reis (1.28) x Hector Sandoval (3.30)
Welterweights: Michael Graves (1.40) x Bojan Velickovic (2.70)
Mild: César Arzamendia (1.90) x Damien Brown (1.80)

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