UFC 297 Parlay of the Night

The first UFC PPV event is set to take place this weekend in Toronto, Canada, and will be headlined by a middleweight title fight between Sean Strickland and Dricus Du Plessis. Outside of the main event, there are plenty of upcoming UFC fights worth betting on.

UFC 297 Parlay

• Katona ML -185
• Curtis ML -190
• Silva ML -165

Let’s create a UFC 297 parlay of the night to win big this weekend and start the 2024 betting off right. Making UFC picks is already the toughest thing to do in sports betting, so carefully constructing a parlay can be massive in building your bankroll.

We will give three legs of the parlay and discuss why these are the best picks and parlays to make this weekend. Now let’s take a closer look.

Building the perfect parlay

Leg #1

The first leg of this UFC 297 parlay will be on the preliminary card where TUF alum Brad Katona takes on Garret Armfield in the bantamweight division. Katona is a very skilled fighter with tons of experience in the octagon.

He is on his second tenure with the company and is approaching this career much more seriously than he did in his younger days. His skill set has the potential to turn him into a top 15 bantamweight in the world and this is just a stepping stone for his career.

We are taking him to dominate this matchup and get his hand raised on Saturday night. He is too fast and too technical for Armfield. 

• Brad Katona -185

Leg #2

Now onto the PPV portion of the event for the second pick of this three-legged parlay. We are taking MMA veteran Chris Curtis to quiet the Canadian crowd and beat the tough Marc-Andre Barriault on the main card.

Curtis is a high-level kickboxer with great durability and lots of power in his hands. He matches up well with Barriault technically, but the energy this fight week with one of his best friends, Sean Strickland, making a title defense will put him over the top.

It’s always a good idea to learn about teammates of fighters and how they are looking outside of the cage. The momentum and positive vibes surrounding fighters during fight week can significantly impact their performance when they have to make that walk on a UFC fight night.

• Chris Curtis -190

Leg #3

For the final leg of this UFC 297 parlay of the night, let’s go with Mayra Bueno Silva to win the vacant UFC women’s bantamweight title over veteran Raquel Pennington. The younger fighter holds a significant advantage in this one, despite Pennington’s extensive experience and successful career.

Silva is 32 years old and looks fresh and fast inside the octagon. This is clearly her fighting prime and something you can just feel like it’s someone’s time to take over. She has the power and speed to beat anybody in the division and Pennington is going to have issues dealing with her.

Since Amanda Nunes retired last year, Silva has stood out from the rest as the woman who wants to become the next superstar of women’s MMA. She looks confident and ready to put on a performance in the spotlight of a PPV event.

• Mayra Bueno Silva -165

UFC Fight Night Parlay

• Katona ML -185
• Curtis ML -190
• Silva ML -165

This is what your UFC 297 parlay should look like on your betting slip. According to UFC fight odds, this parlay will have a line of +278. This means that if you bet $100, you will receive a $377.64 total payout if the parlay hits.

Make sure you understand that parlays are very tough to win and have such big odds for a reason. Something in the UFC with such tough fights to predict, taking favorites to win in a parlay format can help you receive bigger payout for a winning bet. For more information about where to place your bets read our BetUs Review!

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