
The Ultimate Fighting Championship returns to Las Vegas for an eventful night of mixed martial arts combat. The fight odds are now available for us to delve into some perfect parlay betting picks for UFC in Vegas 30 – headlined by lightweight contenders Islam Makhachev and Thiago Moises competing for UFC light heavyweight rankings live on ESPN.
UFC Bantamweight Bout
Saturday, July 17, 2021 – 10:35 PM EDT at UFC Apex Centre
Fortis MMA prospect Miles Johns will return to the UFC octagon for a third appearance against the experienced Anderson dos Santos. Former LFA competitor Johns may not own wealth of high-level fights, but he has defeated some influential names such as Adrian Yanez, Cole Smith and Kevin Natividad.
Johns owns some impressive boxing fundamentals, alongside a background in wrestling. His last time out, a beautiful round three uppercuts, left Kevin Natividad dazed and confused. Take it into consideration for your UFC picks.
Dos Santos is a former Titan FC Champion, once defeating current UFC bantamweight Ricky Simon. You wouldn’t know that Santos is 36 years of age when watching him compete, but we should highlight his ability to receive damage is undoubtedly lower.
It’s no walk in the park for Johns, but I found some decent value in Johns with a card stacked with juiced lines.
Top sportsbooks believe that Santos won’t pose a dangerous threat to Johns in the stand-up; wild swinging bombs that often lead into a takedown attempt are pretty standard for the Brazilian. His striking style is easy to ready, heavy on the lead leg, and something I anticipate Johns predicting.
The available UFC odds with Bookmaker Review are moving slowly in favor of Johns and continue to receive more action. Outside of a surprise submission, I don’t believe that Santos will outperform his opponent this weekend.
Perfect Parlay Prediction: Miles Johns to Win at -170 with BetOnline (visit our BetOnline Review)

UFC Heavyweight Bout
Saturday, July 17, 2021 - 09:35 PM EDT at UFC Apex Centre
Big boys of the UFC heavyweight division will kick start this weekend’s Fight Pass Prelims, and both men return after their first UFC loss.
Nascimento owns a dangerous Brazilian jiu-jitsu offence with heavy hands to match; with that said, we should expect the Brazilian native to grapple his striking based opponent. Daukaus extended boxing combinations caused issues for Nascimento during his previous bout, but it isn’t easy to make the same case for the Frenchman.
Alan Baudot is yet to prove he’s worthy at the elite level. Losing to a significantly smaller fighter in Dalcha Lungiambula on the regional scene doesn’t bode well for Baudot, who is now fighting at the sport’s highest level. He received one of the toughest UFC debut fights versus Tom Aspinall, but he was still exposed for the lesser talented martial artist he is.
Despite owning little confidence in Baudot’s chances of victory, we should still anticipate the possibilities that his heavy hands could connect with Nascimento. For that reason, betting on this fight to end inside the distance feels like the worthiest prediction.
Instead of playing with fire inside the UFC’s riskiest division, let’s take the "safer" play by expecting this fight to end inside the distance. Neither fighter has barely reached the judges’ scorecards in their respective careers, which also helps make this decision.
Perfect Parlay Prediction: Nascimento/Baudot - Fight doesn’t go the distance (-325) with BetOnline

Parlay Odds: +108 (2.08) with BetOnline.

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