Alex Pereira vs Khalil Rountree UFC 307 Predictions & Betting Tips
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Fedor Emelianenko v Ryan Bader Betting Tips & Predictions
Followers of the Mixed Martial Arts scene have an exciting night of action ahead as Bellator stages show 214 at The Forum in Inglewood, California on 26 January. There are some cracking match-ups planned; armchair fans can follow the action live on a number of TV stations around the world, as well as the promotion’s own website and Mobile App. So, here are our Fedor Emelianenko v Ryan Bader betting tips.
Fedor Emelianenko v Ryan Bader tops the bill. The warring duo do battle in what will be the long-awaited final of the Heavyweight World Grand Prix; the victor will be handed the Bellator heavyweight title in front of a packed stadium. The stuff of dreams… but who will come out on top?
Bookmakers have had their say and offer a range of exciting markets on the main event, as well as the standout fixtures of an intriguing undercard. Have your say on the winner of each and back your selection for a small profit; or you could throw a few together and make a punchy accumulator, designed to down the bookies.
Lots To Bet On
Odds makers have gone all out in the heavyweight tussle and offer more markets on that bout than the supporting acts. These include the method of victory betting which allows you the chance to call the winner of the fight and how they’ll achieve the result – knockout, submission or points. A big ask, and much more difficult than simply predicting the fight winner; however, the prizes available to those in the know are well worth having. If you do the necessary research, picking through form, performances and results, you could be well on your way to a chunky pay out.
Other betting options of note covering Fedor Emelianenko v Ryan Bader are the fight to go the distance or not and the total number of rounds. These are great if you’d prefer to avoid predicting the winner in what should be a competitive match as the arm raised at the end doesn’t have an impact on your bet. For example, if you back the bout to last the distance, it’ll be paid out regardless of the champion, as long as a winner is crowned on points. There’s a safety net there that appeals to many backers after a casual interest.
As well as the main event, there’s also plenty to grab your attention on the undercard. The main fight card is made up of Aaron Pico v Henry Corrales at featherweight; Jake Hager v JW Kiser at heavyweight and Juan Archuleta v Ricky Bandejas at bantamweight. The preliminary card showcases the talents of Mike Segura; Jay Jay Wilson; Jesse Meritt; Jorge Juarez; Sean Johnson and Desmond Torres, all playing their part in a show that’ll keep viewers glued to the action from the first buzzer.
