UFC Betting Tips & Predictions

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I can’t see this one going to the scorecards and both fighter’s durability and recent performances make the case.

Osbourne is explosive and hits hard early, finishing three of his five UFC wins. He’s also one-dimensional and fades as fights go on, which leaves him open to being stopped late if he can’t get the job done early.

Durden has been finished in 8 of his 11 defeats (6 submissions, 2 KO/TKOs), so if Osbourne lands cleanly in the first round, there’s every chance it ends there.

If Durden survives the early storm, his high pace and grappling come into play.

He averages 3.8 takedowns per 15 minutes at 48% accuracy, exactly the pressure Osbourne has struggled with, and a tiring Osbourne could easily give up a submission from round two onwards.

Lebosnoyani edged unbeaten prospect Seokhyeon Ko on all three cards last time out, and the grappling numbers say a lot about this fight. He stuffed all four of Ko’s takedown attempts and landed three of his own.

He has clean striking and has a beautiful highlight-reel knockout on his record.

Hasanov is an undefeated wrestler from Azerbaijan (6-0-0). He won his UFC debut landing 17 takedowns and banking 11 minutes of control with just 21 significant strikes.

Lebosnoyani has shown he can defend the takedown, and answer with his own, which could test the cardio of Hasanov who looked shattered after his UFC debut win.

It’s likely going to be a grueling fight but I think Lebosnoyani will start to pull away in the latter rounds.

Smith is 13-0 with ten knockouts and is one of the most explosive athletes in the UFC.

He’s got some brutal ground and pound where he’s finished fights in seconds exploding with punches once gaining top position. His takedowns are very accurate with 12 of 14 takedown attempts landing between the Contender Series and the UFC.

Brown has lost his last two fights, and although he’s more experienced he struggles against fighters who close the distance and look to work on the inside.

Brown’s best chance is to land a clean shot when Smith looks to explode but if Smith gets hold of him the strength gap will likely show.

I see Smith closing the distance, slamming Brown to the canvas and then providing a violent beating to finish the fight.

Moicano takes on another younger, rising talent in the UFC for the second straight fight, having subbed prospect Chris Duncan in his last fight. He’s won three of his last five fights, beating Jalin Turner, Benoit Saint Denis, and Chris Duncan, but losing to Islam Makhachev and Beneil Dariush.

Moicano’s grappling is the biggest difference here, he produces multiple takedown attempts and works for the back position, where he’s won all seven of his UFC submissions by rear-naked choke. Nolan has a habit of giving up his back after being taken down, which is where the UFC veteran will be looking to finish the fight.

Nolan arrives on a five-fight win streak. He’s younger, and packs a lot of power in his strikes, especially his punches and he’s got a wonderful kicking game. The risk for Moicano is getting caught early.

However, I think Moicano will use all of this fighting IQ and experience to drag Nolan into a grappling match and test him over the full five rounds.

Brad Ward

How We Choose Our UFC Tips

Andy's Bet Club tipsters provide our UFC tips, looking at how each fighter’s strengths and weaknesses could affect the fight. Recent results are part of this, but the level of opposition matters too. A fighter coming off a win may face a different challenge against an opponent with stronger wrestling, better striking or a different fighting style.

We also consider the scheduled rounds and the available price. Picking the likely winner is only part of choosing a bet; the odds need to reflect the chance of that selection winning.

UFC 334 Betting Tips

Our UFC expert, Brad Ward breaks down the main card and builds a four-fold accumulator from across the key markets. Every pick comes with the full reasoning behind it, such as the key stats, background on both fighters, and inside knowledge from fight camp.

Polymarket UFC 334: Gane vs. Hokit, is scheduled to take place on November 14, 2026, at Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York, United States. The main card includes:

Ciryl Gane (c) vs. Josh Hokit: Gane (14-2) defends the heavyweight title against the unbeaten Hokit (10-0)

Kayla Harrison (c) vs. Amanda Nunes: Harrison (19-1) defends her bantamweight title in a rescheduled bout against former two-division champion Nunes (23-5)

Caio Borralho vs. Yousri Belgaroui: middleweight

Uroš Medić vs. Kevin Holland: welterweight

Bilal Hasan vs. Luis Gurule: flyweight

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UFC Accumulator Tips

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Round Betting: back a fighter to win in a specific round.
Total Rounds: bet over or under the rounds line set by the bookmaker. The line depends on whether it’s a three-round or five-round fight.
Go the Distance: a simple yes/no on whether the fight goes to the judges’ scorecards.
How Will the Fight End: bet on the method alone (KO/TKO, submission or points) without picking a winner.

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