| Anna Melisano (+450) | Dione Barbosa (-600) |
| RJ Harris (+105) | Alvin Hines (-125) |
| Alden Coria (-1100) | Stewart Nicoll (+700) |
| Ezra Elliott (+105) | Damien Anderson (-125) |
| Levi Rodrigues Jr (-155) | Felipe Franco (+130) |
| Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani (+170) | Seokhyeon Ko (-205) |
| Austin Boshi (-110) | Jose Miguel Delgado (-110) |
| Tommy Mcmillen (-165) | Alberto Montes (+140) |
| Tabatha Ricci (+350) | Fatima Kline (-450) |
| Chase Hooper (-370) | Mitch Ramirez (+290 |
| Jared Cannonier (+275) | Christian Leroy Duncan (-350) |
| Dricus Du Plessis (-245) | Kamaru Usman (+200) |
Usman will have his first fight since a decision victory over Joaquin Buckley in June of 2024. This will be just his second fight since 2023.
Du Plessis had two fights last year but is coming off a loss to Khamzat Chimaev at UFC 319. This is his first fight night appearance since 2020. He had a streak of nine consecutive fights on UFC numbered events.
Du Plessis is the favorite in the fight, but he will really have to show some improvements from his last fight against Chimaev. Usman will try to attack with his wrestling and control the fight that way. If that happens, it will be interesting to see how Du Plessis responds.
The first UFC event after the lackluster Conor McGregor vs Max Holloway main event a week ago will be tasked to rejuvenate fight fans. This card has multiple fights that could steal the show and ignite the fans once again. Let’s see if the card will live up to expectations.
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