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UFC 332 Accumulator 💥 @ 7.16

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Ribovics TKO looks great value

The long-awaited debut of Johnny Walker at heavyweight.

His light heavyweight run had people tipping him as the one who could dethrone Jon Jones.

A loss of focus and a suspect chin put an end to that, but I can see him having a new lease of life at heavyweight.

Mick Parkin is fighting for the first time in over a year since his disappointing loss to heavyweight gatekeeper Marcin Tybura at UFC London.

He looked second-best in that fight against Tybura, who is the litmus test as to whether you are a top-ten heavyweight.

I don’t think this will be pretty, but I can see Walker getting it done.

He’ll be too long and awkward for Parkin, and I think Walker at heavyweight is an interesting spice-up to the division that needs an injection of life.

This is the standout fight on the card for me; the long-awaited UFC debut of Roberto Soldic.

The Croatian was a two-weight world champion in KSW, and even holds a KO win over former UFC Middleweight Champion Dricus du Plessis.

Khaos Williams is a real fan favourite, with his power and highlight-reel KOs.

He’s one of those fighters for whom his record has never been a factor; the company likes him for his entertainment.

All things considered, it feels the UFC have given Soldic a favourable stylistic matchup.

He’s a fighter with a big reputation, so it serves the UFC if he wins this.

This pricing largely comes down to the fact that King Green, to his credit, is on a four-fight win streak.

He somehow overcame Terrance McKinney in his last fight despite looking like he was going to be TKO’d in the first round.

That being said, I feel this run works in our favour in terms of inflating the bookmaker’s price for a Ribovics finish.

Argentine Ribovics easily retired legend Edson Barboza in his last fight with a first-round finish, and is yet to lose a fight by KO/TKO in his young career.

Green will come into this fight as he always does: hands down and implementing his self-professed ‘hood’ style.

He got lucky in his last fight against McKinney, but I see Ribovics as a much more polished fighter, and I think this is great value at these odds.

Whilst many people seem to be hating on this fight as a main event (rightly so for a numbered card), I think there is still value to be had in backing Natalia Silva to win the vacant UFC Women’s Flyweight Championship.

Silva has been on a roll since joining the organisation in 2022, winning eight straight, including her last three, which have been against former UFC champions (Rose Namajunas, Alexa Grasso, and Jessica Andrade).

Cong is no slouch in her own right, having won four straight since her submission loss to Gabriella Fernandes in 2024.

This is a case of backing the more proven fighter, and Silva’s recent CV is that of a ready-made champion.

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Our UFC tips cover UFC 332, where Natalia Silva faces Wang Cong for the vacant flyweight title. Johnny Walker’s move to heavyweight and Roberto Soldic’s UFC debut add interest, whilst Esteban Ribovics’ clash with King Green is one fans are looking forward to. Check our selections and available odds above, and read the reasoning behind each tip before deciding whether to place a bet.

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UFC Accumulator Tips

A UFC accumulator combines two or more selections into one bet. Each selection needs to win for the accumulator to win.

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Our UFC 332 accumulator combines the following selections:

  • Johnny Walker - to Win

  • Roberto Soldic - to Win

  • Esteban Ribovics - to Win by KO/TKO

  • Natalia Silva - to Win

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