UFC Fight Night London: Find out how to cash in while waiting for Fabrício Werdum's fight

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Next Saturday (17th) UFC Fight Night London will take place at the O2 Arena, in the English capital. The event will have as its main attraction the fight between the Brazilian heavyweight Fabricio Werdum, former category champion, and the Russian Alexander Volkov, seventh in the ranking. The main card will be completed by duels between light heavyweights Jimi Manuwa and Jan Blachowicz, bantamweights Tom Duquesnoy and Terrion Ware and welterweights Leon edwards e Peter sobotta. These fights will be analyzed in more detail on the eve of the event. Today we will look at some of the opening fights that have generated the greatest expectations, as well as providing some tips for those who are not yet familiar with the betting market.

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Brief explanation of MMA betting

First of all, it is important for anyone planning to invest to know the main betting options, as well as those that can bring more significant returns.

In general, when bets are opened, the first possibility is to pick the winner. In this case, there is no mystery, the bettor just needs to point to the fighter he believes in, and if he wins, the return will be guaranteed. However, it is necessary to avoid the temptation of being carried away by the high profit margins offered by the so-called underdogs. Of course, in some cases the risk may be worth it, but by maintaining the slow and steady policy, your profits tend to be greater in the long term.

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Bookmakers usually release more detailed odds as the event date approaches. The bettor then has a greater range of possibilities, and the returns become higher, as do the risks involved. Specific bets, such as the round in which the fight will be decided, and whether the victory will be by knockout, submission or decision, can be highly profitable, but it is important to know the past history of the fighters involved to increase the security of your predictions.

Next link you will find more information to become an expert in the world of betting. Check out the option that best suits your expectations and be happy.

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UFC Fight Night 127 Preliminary Card

Now that you know how to turn your prediction into profit, how about finding out some good betting possibilities leading up to the main fights of UFC Fight Night 127? We selected three fights from the preliminary card that already have odds available and deserve special attention.

Danny Roberts x Oliver Enkamp

Seeking recovery after his knockout loss to Nordine Taleb at UFC on FOX 26, the home fighter Danny Roberts faces Swede Oliver Enkamp in the welterweight category. Roberts was included at the last minute in the event as a replacement for Sheldon Westcott, and has alternated wins and losses in his last four fights. He is the favorite against Enkamp, who debuted in the franchise at UFC Fight Night 109 with a record of seven wins and no losses, but ended up being defeated by unanimous decision by the same Nordine Taleb.

According to Oddsshark.com, the return for a win for the Brit will be R$1,41 for every real bet, while a possible triumph for the Swede will guarantee a 174% profit.

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Jack Marshman x Bradley Scott

The fight between locals Jack Marshman and Bradley Scott will bring together two middleweight fighters looking to revive their careers in the welterweight category.

Welshman Jack Marshman is a former Cage Warriors champion, and since joining the UFC in November 2016, he has fought four fights, with two wins and two losses. His last participation was in UFC Sao Paulo, when he lost by submission to Brazilian Antônio Carlos Júnior, the “Shoe Face".

Englishman Bradley Scott is notable for being runner-up in The Ultimate Fighter. Owner of a record of 11 wins and five losses, he will compete in his first welterweight fight since participating in the program. Like his opponent, he has alternated victories and defeats in the last six fights, and is coming off a technical knockout setback against Jack hermansson at UFC Mexico City last August.

The favoritism belongs to the Welsh, who if they win will provide a profit of 41%. If Bradley Scott becomes disillusioned in his hometown, each real bet will return R$2,73.

Danny Henry x Hakeem Dawodu

Owner of a record of 11 wins and two defeats, and coming from a sequence of four victories, the Scotsman Danny henry face the Canadian Hakeem dawodu, who will make his UFC debut in the featherweight category.

Henry only competed in one fight for Dana White's franchise, and beat Swede Daniel Teymur by unanimous decision in what was considered the fight of the night at UFC Glasgow, in July last year.

Dawodu, in turn, comes from the World Series of Fighting, where he built an excellent record of seven wins and one draw. His last fight is about to turn one year old, and was against veteran Steven Siler. The Canadian was declared the winner by unanimous decision, and hopes to do it again to make his UFC debut on the right foot.

The tendency is for Dawodu to win. According to O ddsshark.com, If the Canadian remains undefeated, the bettor will pocket R$1,37 per real invested, but if Henry repeats the dose of his last fight, the profit will be 185%.

UFC Fight Night London matches

Main Card:

Heavyweight: (R$ 1,48) Fabricio Werdum x Alexander Volkov ($ 2,65)

Light heavyweight: (R$ 1,44) Jimi Manuwa x Jan Blachowicz ($ 2,66)

Bantamweight: (R$ 1,32) Tom Duquesnoy x Terrion Ware (R$ 3,23)

Welterweight: (R$ 1,47) Leon edwards x Peter sobotta ($ 2,60)

Preliminary Card:

Middleweight: John Phillips x Charles byrd

Welterweight: (R$ 1,41) Danny Roberts x Oliver Enkamp (R$ 2,74)

Welterweight: (R$ 1,41) Jack Marshman x Bradley Scott (R$ 2,73)

Featherweight: (R$ 2,85) Danny henry x Hakeem dawodu ($ 1,37)

Light heavyweight: Paul Craig x Magomed Ankalayev