Last Updated on December 2, 2021 1:28 pm by Erwin Noguera
On Saturday, November 11th, 2021, the UFC 269 showcases a ton of talent on their Main Event, with 5 excellent fights for all fans.
First of all, we get not one, but Two Title fights, showcasing the best of the best, and the 3 other fights on the main card are exciting enough to increase the hype of the whole event.
You can check all the UFC/MMA bets, the analysis of each fighter, and the final bet you can make in this fight.
UFC 269 – Oliveira vs. Poirier – Betting Odds & Free Pick – Info
When: Saturday, December 11th, at 10:00 pm ET
Moneyline odds:
Charles Oliveira +135 / Dustin Poirier -165
Amanda Nunes -815 / Julianna Peña +515
Kai Kara France +140 / Cody Garbrandt -170
Raulian Paiva +245 / Sean O’Malley -305
Geoff Neil -115 / Santiago Ponzinibbio – 155
Draw Offs: –
Where Can I Watch? ESPN +
Where Can I Stream? ESPN Go
UFC 269: Charles Oliveira vs. Dustin Poirier
Why Bet on Charles Oliveira
If you looked only at the recent run, Charles “Do Bronx” Oliveira as an underdog is surprising considering he has won nine in a row, including eight stoppages, and won the championship.
However, the plus odds for the Brazilian are nothing new.
He has been the underdog in two of his last three fights and was only a slight -130 favorite the night he won the belt at UFC 262.
Why Bet on Dustin Poirier
Only once in Dustin “Diamond” Poirier’s last five fights has he been more heavily favored than he is in this upcoming bout with Oliveira.
After he lost to Khabib Nurmagomedov for the title at UFC 242, he fought Dan Hooker as -250 chalk and won a unanimous decision.
Final Betting Analysis: Charles Oliveira vs. Dustin Poirier
Arguably the UFC’s deepest and most talented division will be in the forefront at UFC when Charles Oliveira defends his title against former interim champion Dustin Poirier.
These are two fighters who have been in the UFC for 10 or more years, have had some ups and downs, and are now putting it all together at a championship level.
Charles is highly technical on the feet and on the floor.
He has the most submissions in UFC history, three more than Demian Maia, but he also has knocked out three of his last five opponents.
While the Diamond is a very well-rounded fighter in his own right, no doubt he should have the advantage on the feet and in terms of durability.
Of course, if Oliveira does indeed shoot for a takedown, Poirier has an exceptional guillotine choke that nearly finished off Khabib Nurmagomedov.
Taking aside is pretty hard, but our token is on “The Diamond”, in an exciting match that could end at any moment by any means.
UFC 269: Amanda Nunes vs. Juliana Peña
Why Bet on Amanda Nunes
Amanda Nunes can continue her dominance of the women’s MMA game.
‘The Lioness’ is back at bantamweight after a couple of successful featherweight title defenses.
The dominant double champion is looking to keep her win streak growing, and she has been running out of challenges as of late.
Why Bet on Juliana Peña
Julianna Peña appears to have benefited from Amanda Nunes cleaning out the bantamweight division.
Peña took two years off after a loss to have a child, but she made a winning return to action in July 2019.
She beat Nicco Montano by the decision but before she could gain any momentum, she was submitted by Germaine de Randamie in October of last year.
Peña again bounced back in January, submitting Sara McMann, and that win took her record to 10-4, with three wins coming via knockout and four via submission.
Final Betting Analysis: Amanda Nunes vs. Juliana Peña
Amanda Nunes has won 12 straight fights and two UFC titles to establish herself as the best female fighter on the planet.
She became bantamweight champion in 2016 by making quick work of Miesha Tate in a submission win.
She then proceeded and destroyed the dominant featherweight wrecking ball Cris Cyborg in just 51 seconds to win the Featherweight belt.
At this point, our betting pick is on the Lioness, as we do not expect the rest of the division to get even close to catching up.
UFC 269: Kai Kara France vs. Cody Gardbrandt
Why Bet on Kai Kara France
With his last fights being ups and downs, Kai Kara-France is looking to put together a winning streak, having last beaten Rogério Bontorin at UFC 259.
Kai Kara-France has a 60% finish rate, including 11 by knockout, 3 by submission, 9 by decision.
Why Bet on Cody Gardbrandt
Cody Garbrandt has an 84% finish rate, including 10 by knockout, 2 by decision.
Cody Garbrandt is looking to get back to winning ways after a loss at the hands of Rob Font at UFC Fight Night: Font vs. Garbrandt.
Final Betting Analysis: Kai Kara France vs. Cody Gardbrandt
Things are not looking good for “No Love“, as he comes in from a loss, and only has a victory in his last 5 matches.
He has been fighting the very top talents of the division, which may be the reason that he hasn’t been cut off, but this fight has to be a do-or-die situation.
We expect Kai Kara France to get his momentum going and use Cody’s big name as a catapult to place himself closer to the top of the division.
UFC 269: Raulian Paiva vs. Sean O’Malley
Why Bet on Raulian Paiva
Raulian Paiva has a 34% finish rate, including 3 by knockout, 4 by submission, 14 by decision.
Raulian Paiva is currently riding a 3 fight win streak.
Why Bet on Sean O’Malley
Sean O’Malley has a 79% finish rate, including 9 by knockout, 2 by submission, 3 by decision.
Sean O’Malley is currently riding a 2 fight win streak.
Final Betting Analysis: Raulian Paiva vs. Sean O’Malley
On a personal note, this is for me the least exciting match of the whole card, both main and undercard.
Sean O’Malley should be fighting the top tier of the division, in order to test if he is either fit for the task or just one overhyped fighter, and his loss to Marlon Vera started this talk.
Raulian Paiva is by no means an easy fight for O’Malley but if his skills match the hype, they don’t belong in the cage together.
The betting pick goes to O’Malley as the smart betting option for the wallet, but the heart goes to Paiva.
UFC 269: Geoff Neil vs. Santiago Ponzinibbio
Why Bet on Geoff Neil
Geoff Neal has a 77% finish rate, including 8 by knockout, 2 by submission, 3 by decision.
Geoff Neal is currently on a 2 fight losing skid.
Why Bet on Santiago Ponzinibbio
Santiago Ponzinibbio has a 72% finish rate, including 17 by knockout, 6 by submission, 8 by decision.
Santiago Ponzinibbio is looking to put together a winning streak, having last beaten Miguel Baeza at UFC Fight Night: Rozenstruik vs. Sakai.
Final Betting Analysis: Geoff Neil vs. Santiago Ponzinibbio
The Betting token goes to Argentina for this fight, as we see Ponzinibbio back on the road to the top, after his loss coming from a 3 years absence due to medical conditions.
If Neil’s bad momentum and Ponzinibbio’s heart meet in the cage, things point towards the Latin American going out the victor in this match-up.
Oliveira vs. Poirier Betting Pick: Dustin “The Diamond” Poirier
Nunes vs. Peña Betting Pick: Amanda “The Lioness” Nuñes
Kara France vs. Garbrandt Betting Pick: Kai Kara France
Paiva vs. O’Malley Betting Pick: Sean O’Malley
Neil vs. Ponzinibbio Betting Pick: Santiago Ponzinibbio
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