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MIXED MARTIAL ARTS · 3 days ago

UFC Betting Preview: Durden vs. Osbourne Fight Pick

Gabe Morency

Gabe Morency

Host · Writer

UFC Betting Preview: Durden vs. Osbourne Fight Pick

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Durden-Osborne Viewed as a Toss-Up With Strong Finish Potential

Durden and Osborne both enter this matchup needing a win. Durden has lost five of his last six fights and six of his last eight, but entertaining fighters may have more opportunities to remain active despite recent losses.

Cody Durden was described as a gritty wrestler who brings a high pace and has previously delivered value as an underdog. However, that demanding style appears to be fading late in his career.

Osborne is considered a well-rounded fighter with power and grappling ability, though his fight IQ has sometimes let him down. There have been moments when he appeared to be dominating before making a costly decision, such as diving for a takedown and getting caught in a guillotine.

Both fighters have vulnerabilities and paths to victory. Durden could win by returning to his wrestling roots and maintaining a high pace, while ODay has the power to capitalize on Durden’s recent chin problems.

The matchup was ultimately viewed as a toss-up, with a lean toward ODay. The fight is also expected to end inside the distance, making a bet on the bout not going to a decision a possible approach.

Looking ahead to Zachary Reese against Mickey Gault, Reese was favored to win despite the matchup appearing difficult on paper.