UFC betting online: Germany’s Peter Sobotta (14-4-1, 4 KOs, 9 SUBs) will look to build on his UFC return after a disappointing stint from 2009-2010 that saw the fighter lose three straight in the octagon. Awaiting him will be Brazilian Sergio Moraes (9-2, 7 SUBs), who enters the bout on a three-fight win streak.
The matchup takes place on the night’s main card portion, with live streaming on UFC Fight Pass starting at 3 p.m. Sobotta will also enjoy a home court advantage, fighting on his native soil in Berlin.
Check Bookmaker’s online UFC odds for the latest money lines on each fighter, and expect Moraes to be the favorite going into the bout. In this three-round bout, the over/under is likely to be set at 2.5 rounds, with the over being the more expensive bet. Full odds for the card are typically released a few days before fight night, so keep checking back if you’re not seeing a particular fight you want to bet on.
Since being cut from the UFC after a 2010 loss to Amir Sadollah, the 28-year old Sobotta went 5-0 with a draw to earn his way back into the promotion. Sobotta reentered the octagon at UFC Fight Night in May 2014 and beat Pawel Pawlak in a unanimous decision. Now, he’ll have a chance to further proving that he belongs against a world-class jiu-jitsu player.
Moraes is 3-1 in the octagon, overcoming a loss in his debut to win three straight against Renee Fote, Neil Magny and Mickael Lebout. The 32-year old is an excellent grappler, racking up seven submissions in his nine total wins. However, he has much to prove on the feet if he ever wants to crack the top-15 at welterweight.
If you bet on Sobotta-Moraes with our online UFC odds, flip a coin. While Moraes should be favored going into the bout, this is looking like it’ll be a back-and-forth affair between two high level BJJ guys. If that’s the case, it’ll come down to control and submission attempts. I’d lean towards Moraes here as he’s probably the more accomplished fighter in terms of pure jitz, but the safest bet here is that the fight goes the full three rounds.
Get the latest Peter Sobotta vs. Sergio Moraes odds when you sign into Bookmaker’s UFC sportsbook. Prop bets like how the fight will be finished usually become available a few days before fight night – don’t forget to check Bookmaker’s daily updates! UFC Fight Night 69 takes place on June 20, 2015 at the 02 World Berlin Arena in Berlin, Germany. The card will be televised on UFC Fight Pass starting 3 p.m. ET.
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