Dan Hooker and Brian Ortega were the betting favorites in their fights

[Not A Real Fan]

It's as if Holloway and Barboza had to send a message to the oddsmakers.

 

[accolyte1022]

Okay.

 

[JoshTehV]

It's as if Holloway and Barboza had to send a message to the oddsmakers.

You trying to rub it in that you made money on them?

 

[SteveColdStone]

People don't pay enough attention to the stylistic matchups.

 

[Not A Real Fan]

You trying to rub it in that you made money on them?

I wish.

 

[LockardTheGOAT]

lol And I made money off both of them losing.

Besides, they were very small favorites. The odds were neck and neck.

 

[benebox]

I've been loving these odds recently. Quite proud of myself... I bet on Nganngou, Holloway and Barboza who where all underdogs which seemed ridiculous. I did loss my bet of 9/1 odds on a Wilder decision, although it was only one scorecard round away from happening.

In hindsight Al iaquinta was a really good underdog bet as well.

 

[clivers]

Nah actually it was quite even 1.9 odds a piece. For both fights

 

[JosephTessaro]

It's as if Holloway and Barboza had to send a message to the oddsmakers.

Al Iaquinta must have been sending a message too.