Find out everything you need to know about OKBET MMA/UFC Online Betting for UFC Orlando, which is happening this weekend (Saturday, December 3, 2022) at Amway Center in Orlando, Florida. This includes the best bets, underdogs, favorites, and much more.

On December 3, 2022, at UFC Orlando, one of the greatest strikers in MMA history, Stephen Thompson, will face off against the ever-threatening Kevin Holland in the main event. Rafael dos Anjos and Bryan Barberena appear to be gearing up for a brawl, and Matheus Nicolau vs. Matt Schnell promises to be an exciting Flyweight bout, both at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida.

Now is the time to shop for the holidays, so let's see if we can stretch our spending money a little further.

Where Did UFC 65 in Las Vegas Go Wrong?

Involving: Natalia Silva, Miles Johns, Jack Della Maddalena, and Vanessa Demopoulos
Even though I was concerned about Johns' indifference and Demopoulos' late-fight collapse, we still managed to come out on top.

Johnson, Charles
He triumphed in that altercation. I feel terrible for Zhalgas Zhumagulov, and I don't see any good reason to give him either of the first two rounds.

Slavic folk singer Marya Moroz

The fight was flawlessly executed by Jennifer Maia. Moroz was unable to find her rhythm and build up any significant volume due to the sharp counters she encountered. I learned my lesson and won't make the same mistake with Maia again.

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Predictions for the Undercard at UFC Orlando:

Phil Rowe (+120) vs. Niko Price (-140).
Price's opening odds were around even money with most sportsbooks (and even lower in some cases), but bettors quickly drove those numbers to -140. The explanation for this is that in both of Rowe's UFC fights and his appearance on the Contender Series, he struggled against lesser opponents before swarming his way to stoppage victories. This strategy is unlikely to work against someone as experienced and powerful as Price. While "The Hybrid" has had his fair share of problems, he has almost exclusively faced Welterweights of a higher class than Rowe, and his recent efforts against Vicente Luque and Michel Pereira suggest that Rowe will have a difficult time stopping him. Just put your trust in Price.

Angela Hill (+110) vs. Emily Ducote (-120) (EVEN)
Hill's longevity deserves praise, and it's worth noting that many of her recent defeats stemmed from questionable calls or unfavorable styles. Regardless, Ducote has the upper hand in this fight. Hill's boxing technique and volume on the feet can be matched or even surpassed by this young contender, and she also has some wrestling experience to fall back on if necessary. Putting money on Ducote is a suggestion I can confidently make.

Betting odds: Scott Holtzman (-150) vs. Clay Guida (+130)
I'm not sure I want to get in on this one, given these guys' recent form of erratic performance. Losses to Beneil Dariush and Mateusz Gamrot are completely understandable, but Holtzman has been ground down before and is best avoided under any circumstances.

Michael Johnson (+260) vs. Marc Diakiese (-315)
Even though we're so close to the upper limit with our current line (-315), I say we kill Diakiese. He's strong enough to take Johnson's power punches and skilled enough in the wrestling ring to ruin "The Menace's" day like so many others have before.

Matchup: Jonathan Pearce (-450) vs. Darren Elkins (+360).
I know I'm taking a chance by including Pearce in my parlay, but he seems like a solid bet. He has just as good of cardio as Elkins, and he's a better wrestler and striker to boot. To make up for his lackluster defense and slow speed, Elkins needs his opponents to tire, but Pearce showed he can endure a 15-minute grind with ease.

Tracey Cortez (-120) vs. Amanda Ribas (-110). (-110)
I like Cortez, but I wish she had remained an underdog. As a top-tier grappler with formidable submission defense, she should be able to counter Ribas's judo effectively. Cortez should have an obvious advantage on the feet, as she has already defeated a top-tier judoka in Stephanie Egger, and Ribas's defense is nonexistent. Since Cortez yields too easily, I'm willing to take Ribas's chance of grinding her against the fence for -110.

Genaro Valdez (+160) vs. Natan Levy (-190).
The fact that Levy is available at a price better than -200 is a steal in my opinion. Valdez is a weak brawler who can't back up his brawling with any kind of striking technique. Levy can handle himself in any situation, and he will prevail as long as he avoids a brawl.

Against Marcelo Rojo (+135), Francis Marshall (-155)
If you're willing to put your faith in a relatively inexperienced fighter, I'd say Marshall is worth a shot. All that matters is whether or not his wrestling can put the ultra-game Rojo on the defensive. Once they've touched down, Marshall takes over.

The score was Yazmin Jauregui (-305) versus Istela Nunes (+255).
This is a situation you should probably avoid. As aggressive as Jauregui is, she leaves herself vulnerable to the sharp counters that Nunes brings to the table, making the early going between these two players extremely risky.

Main Card Odds for UFC Orlando:

Toss-up: Kevin Holland (-155) vs. Stephen Thompson (+135)
I think Thompson's story works better if he's the underdog. His only problems as of late have come from strong grapplers, but he recently dispatched of Vicente Luque and Geoff Neal, two of the most dangerous strikers in the game, so he is still among the best in a straight stand up fight. Since Holland doesn't pose much of a takedown threat, it's best to put some pressure on Thompson and counter your way to a victory.

Bryan Barberena (+420) vs. Rafael dos Anjos (-540).
If you want to get the most out of your parlay, it might not be a bad idea to include dos Anjos, who I think will run over Barberena on the strength of his wrestling alone.

Taking on Matt Schnell (+310) is Matheus Nicolau (-380).
Day in and day out, Nicolau. He's only lost once in the last decade and looked great in his most recent fight against David Dvorak, a fighter I hold in very high regard. A takedown success rate of 93% should be more than enough to keep the fight standing, where he will easily defeat Schnell, who was knocked out six times by a one-legged Sumudaerji in their previous bout.

Comparison of Sergei Pavlovich (-210) and Tai Tuivasa (+180)
If I had my choice, I would steer clear of this one. It's fair to say that Pavlovich is overrated, considering the lackluster quality of the three opponents he defeated prior to stopping Derrick Lewis in July of last year. The fact that it has only been three months since Tuivasa took the worst beating of his career is what makes Saturday so special. When you factor in Pavlovich's advantage in wrestling, I think it's worth a look.

Roman Dolidze (+160) takes on Jack Hermansson (-190).
Two fights in a row, I had Roman Dolidze losing by a wide margin, but he has stunned me with shocking stoppages. I think he's going to lose this round, so that should tell you something.

Assume that Kyle Daukaus has a -215 disadvantage against Eryk Anders' (+185) advantage.

It has been nearly 3.5 years since Anders last showed his stuff in the ring. Daukaus has had his fair share of problems, but given Anders' problems with competent grapplers, he's brave enough to be worth a look. Maintain a moderate amount, though.