
UFC Fight Night 101 takes place on Sunday morning in Australia which means it will start on Saturday night Eastern Time. The feature bout has Robert Whittaker taking on Derek Brunson with Brunson listed as a slight favorite. There are 13 fights on the schedule with six on the main card which can be seen on FS1, four on the preliminary card on FS1 and three prelims on UFC Fight Pass. Who do bettors like in these fights?
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UFC Fight Night 101
Derek Brunson -135 vs. Robert Whittaker
There has been some slight movement on Brunson as he opened up as a -130 favorite and the number is up to -135. This looks like a very even fight with Brunson coming in at 16-3 while Whittaker is 17-4.
Bettors may have the wrong side in this fight as Whittaker has won his last five fights and he is in great form. “It’s an absolute honor to fight in the main event on an Australian card; I couldn’t ask for much more,” said Whittaker, “The hype definitely is less because I’m a fill-in, it would’ve been a lot more if I was initially thought of, but I jumped at the opportunity. I’ll always jump at an opportunity to headline an Australian card. It’s definitely a milestone.”
Taking the rounds under the total of 2.5 in this fight might be a good choice as Whittaker has said he expects a finish. “I think it’s going to be an absolute war, I think there’s going to be fireworks, but eventually I’m going to break him.” Whittaker said, “I’m going to break him mentally and I’m going to break him physically and I’m looking for the finish.”
Jake Matthews -300 vs. Andrew Holbrook
Most of the money in this fight has been coming in on Matthews as he opened up as a -265 favorite. Matthews will be a huge crowd favorite fighting in front of his home fans in Australia so it is not a surprise bettors are backing him. Matthews said that this is a good matchup for him and he expects to get the win.
Omari Akhmedov -180 vs. Kyle Noke
Bettors are leading toward the underdog in this fight as Akhmedov opened at -190 and the number has dropped to -180. Noke will have the edge in crowd support fighting in his home country of Australia.
Alex Volkanovski -160 vs. Yusuke Kasuya
Bettors are backing the favorite in this bout as Volkanovski opened as a -145 favorite and the number is up to -160.
Chris Camozzi -245 vs. Daniel Kelly
This is a fight that bettors are unsure of what to do. Camozzi opened up at -240 and there has been very slight movement toward the favorite as he is now -245. Kelly could see some late money as this price seems too high.
Jon Tuck -135 vs. Damien Brown
There has been no significant line movement on this fight.
Jonathan Meunier -132 vs. Richard Walsh
Bettors have taken a position on this fight on the favorite as Menuier opened up at -120 and he is now listed at -132. Meunier is 7-1 in his career while Walsh is 9-5.
Geane Herrera -130 vs. Ben Nguyen
Bettors are slightly backing the favorite as Herrera opened up at -125 and is now -130. Herrera is 9-2 in his career while Nguyen is 15-6.
Dan Hooker -156 vs. Jason Knight
Bettors are also backing the favorite in this fight as Hooker opened up at -145 and is now up to -156.
Jenel Lausa -135 vs. Yao Zhikui
There has been no big line movement on this fight.
Seo Hee Ham -115 vs. Danielle Taylor
There has been no big line movement on this fight.
Khalil Rountree -150 vs. Tyson Pedro
There has been no big line movement on this fight.
Ning Guangyou -145 vs. Marlon Vera
There has been no big line movement on this fight.
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