For me personally, as a lifelong Clevelander, this is the card of the year. We get to see a wrong righted and see the greatest heavyweight of all time get his belt back.  My hometown loyalties and fandom aside, the rest of the card is really fun as well, and simply put, I can’t wait for Saturday. There are a lot of very live underdogs. As

As far as fight night cards go, we get the normal dose of new fighters but we also get some fun matchups, and what oddsmakers believe will be a card with a lot of finishes. We also get a full 13 fights, which should be the norm, but hasn’t been of late.  As always, cash, single entry, picks, bets and other thoughts will be updated

Welcome back for a fun network fight night card. Our main event has huge ramifications at the top of the welterweight division. Outside of that we have mostly fun matchups. We have a silly six orthodox versus southpaw matchups which typically lends more power and less volume so be aware of those fights.  Again, this is the second of two weeks that have me working

The promotion has done an excellent job of setting up a lot of tight matchups for the main network card here. Ten of 13 fights have a favorite at lower than 2-1 odds and there are very live dogs. We have three heavyweight fights on the card that are all projected by Vegas to end inside the distance, two of which at greater than five

This card offers zero in terms of star power, but there are highly intriguing underdogs. It should make for a fun DFS and betting experience. It’s yet another card of only 12, rather than 13, fights, which makes tournaments less fun, but there is still plenty to attack. As always, tourney exposure is listed with fight breakdowns. Cash and single-entry plays along with picks and

As always, we get a massive card for International Fight Week, and additionally the largest DraftKings MMA tournament ever offered. What we did not get however, are fights with tight betting lines. The smallest favorite on the entire fight card is better than two to one and getting underdog winners and/or high scorers in losses will be a massive key in tournaments. As always, tournament

The third installment of the cable fight night comes to Minneapolis on Saturday. The UFC is showcasing a mixture of vets and up-and-comers including a No. 1 contender eliminator for the next crack at the heavyweight title in the main event. The card doesn’t offer a whole lot in terms of attractiveness for underdogs as nine of the 13 fights have a favorite between -235

This week kicks off a streak of nine consecutive weeks of UFC, with some incredibly exciting cards in that span, but … well, this ain’t one of ’em. At least not from a star power perspective. There’s just not a whole lot to attract casual fans without gambling interests here. This is the worst card we will see in quite awhile in terms of star

What a stacked card. This is as good as prelims get and I’m very excited for Saturday. Tournament thoughts are listed in each fight’s breakdown while there will be separate sections for cash/single entry and another for bets. Early Prelims On UFC Fight Pass Katlyn Chookagian, -115, 8100 vs Joanne Calderwood, -115, 8100 Fight is at 125 lbs and is +250 to end inside the

We get a step up this week from the previous weeks’ Fight Night cards and nearly the entirety of this card offers something to anticipate. The main event will be fireworks and offers an automatic cash stack and one that will almost certainly be the last piece for the optimal lineup in tournaments. There are at least five more fights that should have us glued