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UFC 239 featured a main event light heavyweight title fight between Jon Jones and Thiago Santos at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, broadcast on pay-per-view at 10 p.m. ET.
- The event was headlined by Jon Jones defending his light heavyweight championship against challenger Thiago Santos.
- The fight took place at T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas, and was available on pay-per-view.
- The scheduled start time was 10 p.m. Eastern Time.
Fighter form and matchup evidence
After getting stopped by Chris Weidman at UFC on FOX 25, Kelvin Gastelum has won two straight fights. He knocked out Michael Bisping in spectacular fashion at UFC Fight Night 122 and then won a split decision over Ronaldo Souza at UFC 224. The Arizona native has ten wins via stoppage in fifteen career wins. The twenty-seven year has sneaky power and incredible accuracy making him a difficult match-up for anyone.
Useful markets and matchup details
Somehow, the promotion’s final pay-per-view of the year feels both thrown together and also like an absolute blockbuster of a card at the same time.
Where the matchup differences appeared
I say he finishes Santos in the first half of the third with a series of elbows from the top position. To avoid viewing ufc 239 predictions in isolation, compare it with ufc 301 predictions and note the differences between them.
Fight odds across the main markets
The most straightforward UFC bet: pick which fighter will win the bout. For example, Conor McGregor +200 vs. Michael Chandler -250 means a $100 bet on McGregor returns $200 if he wins, while you’d need to wager $250 on Chandler to win $100. Caesars Sportsbook is often praised for offering competitive moneyline odds across UFC events.
Comparing the fighters and market lines
Santos doesn't seem all that concerned about Jones' ability to keep him at range, and pointed out that there have been many instances in which the shorter fighter managed to get inside and win.
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