UFC 269 odds: ‘Oliveira vs. Poirier’ latest Vegas lines and betting guide
The final Ultimate Fighting Championship title fights of 2021 take place inside T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on December 11, 2021. Charles Oliveira and Amanda Nunes are defending their UFC titles against Dustin Poirier and Julianna Pena. There will also be a Welterweight slugfest between Santiago Ponzinibbio and Geoff Neal, Cody Garbrandt’s Flyweight debut opposite Kai Kara-France and Sean O‘Malley and Raulian Paiva.
Alonzo Menifield won UFC Vegas 45. Vince Morales and Cheyanne Vlismas won the fights.
Josh Emmett is the underdog against Dan Ige. Augusto Sakai is a riskier bet than Tai Tuivasa. Bruno Silva is virtually indestructible and hits like a truck. Ryan Hall is worth a look against Darrick Minner. Randy Costa is not worth betting on. Priscila Cachoeira is also worth looking at. The winner of the fight will be the winner. UFC 269 takes place on September 28th at the O2 Arena in New York. It's a main event. There are also undercard fights against Josh Emmet, Dan, Iges, Miranda Maverick, Andre Muniz, Alex Perez, Matt Schnell, Randy Cost, and Tony Kelley.
Dustin Poirier is the favorite against Charles Oliveira. Amanda Nunes is a favorite over Julianna Pena. Santiago Ponzinibbio is an underdog against Geoff Neal. Cody Garbrandt is underdogs against Kai Kara-France. Sean O’Malley is also an underdog against Raulian Paiva. Kai Kara France is making his first cut to 125 pounds.
Parlay recommends betting on UFC 269. He recommends Dominick Cruz and Bruno Silva, Tai Tuivasa and Ryan Hall, Randy Costa and Santiago Ponzinibbio, Alex Perez and Kai Kara-France.
Dominick Cruz and Bruno Silva are betting $150 to make $232.50. Tai Tuivasa and Ryan Hall are bet $120 to $223.20. Randy Costa and Santiago Ponzinibbio are also betting. Charles Oliveira and Gillian Robertson are both betting for $291. Alex Perez and Kai Kara-France are wagering $100 to $214.80.
MMAmania.com will deliver live coverage of the entire UFC 269 fight card. The early ESPN+ Prelims start at 6 p.m. ET. Undercard matches start on ESPN/ESPN+ at 8 p., before the PPV main card starts at 10 p,m., ET on the ESPN+.
