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Heavyweights Tom Aspinall and Marcin Tybura headline a fantastic UFC Fight Night on Saturday. While everyone’s looking for the main event to finally arrive, other intriguing matchups are lined up to build up the excitement even more for Aspinall vs. Tybura.
Read on for more about this UFC Fight Night event in London, including our predictions, picks, and latest odds in each bout, as brought to you by JefeBet. Also, don’t forget to check out the other MMA content here to help you make the best betting decisions.
Betting Preview for UFC Fight Night Featuring Tom Aspinall vs Marcin Tybura & Other Big Cards on July 22 2023
Tom Aspinall (-450) vs Marcin Tybura (+340)
Heavyweight
Top-10 heavyweights collide in the main event of this coming Saturday’s UFC Fight Night. No. 5 Tim Aspinall (12-3-0) last fought almost way back in July 2020, losing to Curtis Blaydes (KO/TKO), but before that, he was on an eight-fight win streak. Tybura (24-7-0) fought much more recently, beating Blagoy Ivanov via unanimous decision last February.
Prediction: Aspinall wins via KO.
Molly McCann (-255) vs Julija Stoliarenko (+205)
Women’s Flyweight
Both McCann and Stoliarenko are coming off a loss, so these are two fighters who are so eager to get back to their winning ways. McCann is 13-5-0 with six T/KO wins, while Stoliarenko is 10-8-2 with nine submission victories. The stark difference between the way they score wins only adds spice to this exciting matchup.
Prediction: McCann wins via knockout.
Nathaniel Wood (-190) vs Andre Fili (+160)
Featherweight
Wood is on a two-fight win streak, having defeated Charles Rosa in June 2022 and Charles Jourdain in September of the same year – both via unanimous decisions. He has a 19-5-0 record and nine T/KO victories to go with a 5-2 submission slate. Fili (22-9-0), on the other hand, has been on a bit of an adventure of late, going 2-2-1 in his last five fights. He is coming off a split decision win against Bill Algeo, though, last September.
Prediction: Wood wins via decision.
Paul Craig (+180) vs André Muniz (-210)
Middleweight
Craig (16-6-1) and Muniz (23-5-0) are both ranked inside the top 15 in the middleweight division. The 35-year-old Craig is ranked No. 9, while the 33-year-old Muniz is at No. 14. Craig is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, who has victimized a lot of fighters with his grappling skills,m and has, in fact, won 13 fights via submissions. Muniz is also just as stellar. He has a 15-1 submission record to go with a 4-4 T/KPO slate.
Prediction: Craig wins via decision.
Jai Herbert(odds) vs Farez Ziam (odds)
Lightweight
This fight is between a striker in Herbert and a kickboxer in Ziam, and that’s all you really need to know to get convinced of this showdown’s potential to be the best one on Saturday’s main card. Herbert, who just fought to a draw against Ludovit Klein last March, is 12-4-1 with a 9-3 T/KO slate, while Ziam is 13-4-3 with a 5-0 knockout record. Ziam is coming off a win over Michal Figlak last September.
Prediction: Herbert wins via decision.
Lerone Murphy (odds) vs Joshua Culibao (odds)
Featherweight
One thing to know about Murphy is that he’s never tasted defeat so far in his MMA career, and he doesn’t intend to ever experience one. He is 12-0-1 with seven wins coming by way of T/KOs. Culibao, on the other hand, isn’t too shabby either with his 11-1-1 record. He is on a three-fight win streak, and has a 5-1 T/KO record.
Prediction: Culibao wins by KO.
All odds courtesy of DraftKings. Read our review here!
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