UFC 320 Odds: Ankalaev vs. Pereira Odds

We're just hours away from the start of UFC 320, with two title straps on the line tonight at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The main card for UFC 320: Ankalaev vs. Pereira 2 is slated to get underway at 10 p.m. ET (pay-per-view).

Magomed Ankalaev and Alex Pereira do battle for the light heavyweight title in the headliner, while the co-main features Merab Dvalishvili and Cory Sandhagen for the bantamweight strap. 

Below, we have betting insights from BetMGM featuring the most popular fights, as well as the breakdown of the weigh-in results, including one fighter who missed weight.

📊 UFC 320 odds - Main Card

🥊 Magomed Ankalaev (21-1-1) vs. Alex Pereira (12-3): Light heavyweight title

• Defending champion Ankalaev, the No. 7 pound-for-pound fighter, beat Pereira in March via unanimous decision (UD)
• Ankalaev's last loss was 2017, in his UFC debut, a run that's seen him go 12-1-1
• Pereira, the No. 1 light heavyweight contender and No. 10 pound-for-pound, is a former champion who had won five straight bouts, including four straight KO/TKO victories, prior to his loss to Ankalaev

🥊 Merab Dvalishvili (20-4) vs. Cory Sandhagen (18-5): Bantamweight title

• Dvalishvili has won 13 straight bouts, including two title defenses, since suffering a loss to Ricky Simon in 2018
• Dvalishvili won the title from Sean O'Malley via UD in Sept. 2024; his defenses were vs. Umar Nurmagomedov (UD, January) and O'Malley (Submission, June)
• Sandhagen, the No. 4 bantamweight contender, enters off a KO/TKO win over Deiveson Figueiredo in May

🥊 Jiri Prochazka (31-5-1) vs. Khalil Rountree Jr. (15-6)

• Prochazka, the No. 2 light heavyweight contender, has alternated wins and losses across his last five bouts, all ending in KO/TKO (most recent: win vs. Jamahal Hill in January)
• Rountree, the No. 4 light heavyweight contender, got back in the win column after losing to Pereira with a win over Hill in June

🥊 Josh Emmett (19-5) vs. Youssef Zala (17-5-1)

• Emmett, the No. 8 featherweight contender, has lost three of his last four bouts, including via UD to Lerone Murphy last time out in April
• Zalal, the No. 9 featherweight contender, has rattled off seven straight wins (4 submission, 2 KO/TKO, 1 UD), beating Calvin Kattar in February

🥊 Abus Magomedov (28-6-1) vs. Joe Pyfer (14-3)

• Magomedov has rattled off three straight wins, topping Warlley Alves (UD, May 2024), Brunno Ferreira (Submission, Oct. 2024), and Michel Pereira (UD, April)
• Pyfer is 5-1 since making the leap to the UFC, including two straight wins (most recent: UD vs. Kelvin Gastelum, June)

📊 UFC 320 odds - Prelims

🥊 Ateba Gautier (8-1) vs. Treston Vines (10-3)

• Gautier has notched back-to-back first-round KO/TKO wins since joining the UFC (Jose Daniel Medina, March, and Robert Valentin, July)
• Vines is making his UFC debut, most recently appearing in AFC 12: The Great Commission in August

🥊 Edmen Shahbazyan (15-5) vs. Andre Muniz (24-7)

• Shahbazyan has won back-to-back bouts, and three of his last four, but is just 4-5 across his last nine (most recent: UD win vs. Andre Petroski, June)
• Muniz has dropped three of four bouts, including a loss to Ikram Aliskerov via KO/TKO in April (his first action since 2023)

🥊 Chris Gutierrez (22-6-2) vs. Farid Basharat (13-0)

• Gutierrez has gone to the judges in five straight fights, logging a 3-2 record (most recent: split decision win vs. John Castaneda, April)
• Basharat is 4-0 since making the leap to the UFC and takes the walk for the first time since a UD win over Victor Hugo in Oct. 2024

🥊 Daniel Santos (13-2) vs. JooSang Yoo (9-0)

• Santos has rattled off three straight wins since suffering a loss in his UFC debut, most recently via decision vs. JeongYeong Lee in May
• JooSang Yoo's UFC debut in June lasted just 28 seconds as he recorded a KO/TKO win over Jeka Saragih

📊 UFC 320 odds - Early Prelims

🥊 Macy Chiasson (11-4) vs. Yana Santos (16-8)

• Chiasson, the No. 5 women's bantamweight, had a two-bout win streak snapped with a loss to Ketlen Vieira via UD in May
• Santos, the No. 10 women's bantamweight, has won two a row following a three-bout losing skid (most recent: UD vs. Miesha Tate in May)

🥊 Patchy Mix (20-2) vs. Jakub Wiklacz (16-3-2)

• Mix dropped his UFC debut to Mario Bautista via UD following a long successful career in Bellator
• Wiklacz is making the leap to the UFC from KSW, where he's rattled off a 6-0-1 record his last seven bouts dating to 2021

🥊 Punahele Soriano (11-4) vs. Nikolay Veretennikov (13-6)

• Soriano, who is 5-4 in the UFC since joining in 2019, has won two in a row (most recent: KO/TKO vs. Uros Medic in January)
• Veretennikov started his UFC career 0-2 but finally got a win last time out, albeit via split decision, over Francisco Prado in July

🥊 Ramiz Brahimaj (12-5) vs. Austin Vanderford (13-2)

• Brahimaj is 11-0 via submission, including a first-round win over Billy Ray Goff in May
• Vanderford won his UFC debut in February, recording a KO/TKO win over Nikolay Veretennikov

🥊 Veronica Hardy (9-5-1) vs. Brogan Walker (8-4)

• Hardy had a three-bout win streak snapped with a loss to Eduarda Moura in November, falling via UD
• Walker enters on a two-loss skid, dropping the TUF 30 final to Juliana Miller in Aug. 2022, and her UFC debut to Iasmin Lucindo in April 2023

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📺 How to watch UFC 320: Ankalaev vs. Pereira 2

• When: Saturday, Oct. 4
• Where: T-Mobile Arena (Las Vegas)
• How to watch: Early prelims - 6 p.m. ET (ESPN+); Prelims - 8 p.m. ET (ESPN+); Main card - 10 p.m. ET (pay-per-view)

Welterweight: Ramiz Brahimaj (170.5) vs Austin Vanderford (170.5)