Featherweight

Best Value: Charles Rosa (+206)

There’s a little bit of value here on the UFC veteran and short-notice fighter. He’s being written off in this fight, but the odds are really good in a fight between two middle-of-the-pack featherweights.

Best Value: Ramiz Brahimaj (-114)

I have a hard time believing Court McGee gets submitted for the first time in his 30-fight career, but Brahimaj has a lot of skills to put together a challenging fight for the 37-year-old. The odds on the younger submission artist are very enticing, and it probably ends up on my parlay.

Best Value: Jamie Pickett (+124)

Getting the much more experienced fighter at plus odds against a UFC debutant coming in on short notice feels like a steal. This might be the best value on the entire card.

Best Value: Bill Algeo (+112)

It feels like I’m going to say the same thing as the above fights, but I will gladly take plus odds on the veteran fighter against the debutant every single time. Brito is an exciting prospect but this is an extremely tough test for him.

Best Value: Over 2.5 rounds (+117)

Neither fighter has ever been finished. That’s good enough reason for me to look at betting the over. This should be an entertaining scrap between two tough fighters.

Best Value: Chookagian by decision (-126)

In my mind, there’s no way this fight ends any differently did than the first meeting between these two flyweights just a little more than two years ago. If you really wanted to get funky, you could sprinkle Maia by submission at +1190. That’s the only way I don’t see “Blonde Fighter” winning on points.

Best Value: Brandon Royval (-171)

There’s certainly things to like in Bontorin’s game, but Royval’s recent level of competition has made us forget about him. It wasn’t long ago he was submitting Kai Kara-France in the second round. This is a bad dude who gets finishes. I don’t see enough value in the +104 inside the distance prop for “Raw Dawg” but don’t be surprised to see this end early.

Best Value: None

Do Jake Collier and Chase Sherman have dirt on Dana White? I can’t think of another explanation why this is the co-main event. The two fighters are a combined 7-12 in the UFC. They’re not exactly exciting fighters with a propensity for highlight reel finishes. Someone explain it to me. As far as betting on this fight, don’t do it, it’s bad, mm’kay? The over 2.5 rounds is probably the safest bet, but are you really wanting to root that this fight drags on into the third round?

Best Value: Calvin Kattar by decision (+503)

Y’all must have forgot! Calvin Kattar went toe to toe with one of the greatest featherweights of all time for five rounds. He got his face beat in for a lot of it, surely, but he doesn’t quit and he was still reeling off combos in the fifth round. This is going to be a high-level striking match, that could play out like a chess match. Chikadze is the hot young name, but Kattar has been around for a minute and faced a much higher level of competition. I would not be shocked to see the “Boston Finisher” return to the win column.