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Not again?! UFC Vegas 113 odds hit with ‘massive movement’ suggesting ‘injury’ or ‘mispriced’ betting line

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INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA – JANUARY 18: Jailton Almeida of Brazil reacts after a victory against Serghei Spivac of Moldova in a heavyweight fight during the UFC 311 event at Intuit Dome on January 18, 2025 in Inglewood, California. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC)

Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has been dealing with a couple of high-profile betting scandals, part of a much larger problem in sports. That’s why every betting line jump ahead of a scheduled mixed martial arts (MMA) event comes with an increasing amount of scrutiny.

Like the short-notice showdown between Jailton Almeida and Rizvan Kuniev at UFC Vegas 113.

That said, not every wacky betting line results in a precautionary cancellation.

Almeida, 34, opened at -400 and somehow sank all the way to -150 (-61%). As for Kuniev, he opened at +330 and now sits at +120, suggesting an avalanche of action on the 33 year-old Russian.

Both combatants are coming off split decision losses in their last outings. Kuniev (12-3-1, 1 NC) was originally scheduled to fight Ryan Spann but the bout fell apart at the last minute. Matchmakers were able to convince Almeida (22-4) to step in and plug the hole on the UFC Vegas 113 main card.

Much ado about nothing? The outcome of this fight may be the determining factor.

Upfront Tony
Upfront Tony
Senior Editor, CEO, Black Belt

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