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UFC 263 -- Israel Adesanya vs. Marvin Vettori 2: Fight card, odds, start time, complete guide, location
A pair of title fights headlines a big pay-per-view from Arizona
By Brent Brookhouse
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The co-main event sees the first of the two titles fights in the flyweight division as champion Deiveson Figueiredo takes on Brandon Moreno. The two battled to a majority draw in December in a bout that drew praise as one of the best of 2020. Now, the two look to settle the score with a little extra heat after Figueiredo gave Moreno a hard shove at the press conference on Thursday. Figueiredo is coming off a Fighter of the Year campaign in 2020 that saw him with three straight all by stoppage as well as the all-action draw with Moreno.
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UFC did not disappoint with this latest PPV offering as the card is incredibly deep. The featured slot sees the return of fan favorite Nate Diaz as he takes on top contender Leon Edwards at welterweight. Both men are in desperate need of a big win and starring performance. Plus, former title challenger Demian Maia is back against Belal Muhammad. And a light heavyweight banger opens up the proceedings when Jamahal Hill takes on Paul Craig.
It's going to be a busy week around Arizona with so much happening. Stay tuned to CBS Sports for the latest news, updates and rumors surrounding UFC 263 on Saturday night.
Here's the complete fight card to date with the latest odds from William Hill Sportsbook.
UFC 263 fight card, odds
Israel Adesanya (c) -260 vs. Marvin Vettori +210, middleweight championship
Deiveson Figueiredo (c) -190 vs. Brandon Moreno +160, flyweight championship
Leon Edwards -550 vs. Nate Diaz +400, welterweight
Belal Muhammad -220 vs. Demian Maia +180, welterweight
Jamahal Hill -270 vs. Paul Craig +220, light heavyweight
Drew Dober -150 vs. Brad Riddell +125, lightweight
Eryk Anders -150 vs. Darren Stewart +125, light heavyweight
Joanne Calderwood -140 vs. Lauren Murphy +120, women's flyweight
Movsar Evloev -240 vs. Hakeem Dawodu +200, featherweight
Pannie Kianzad -200 vs. Alexis Davis +170, women's bantamweight
Matt Frevola -220 vs. Terrance McKinney +180, lightweight
Steven Peterson -120 vs. Chase Hooper +100, featherweight
Fares Ziam -135 vs. Luigi Vendramini +115, lightweight
Carlos Felipe -175 vs. Jake Collier +150, heavyweight
UFC 263 info
Date: June 12
Location: Gila River Arena -- Glendale, Arizona
Start time: 10 p.m. ET (Main card)
How to watch: ESPN+ PPV
UFC 263 Countdown
Staff predictions and expert picks for the main card
Brookhouse: Three best bets to consider on a loaded fight card
Campbell: Five biggest storylines to follow in Arizona
Who wins Adesanya vs. Vettori 2? And which fighter is a must-back? Visit SportsLine now to get detailed top picks on UFC 263, all from the ultimate insider who's up nearly $9,500 on MMA picks in the past year, and find out.
UFC 263 predictions -- Israel Adesanya vs. Marvin Vettori: Fight card, odds, expert picks, prelims
Check out who the experts at CBS Sports are taking in the pair of title fights in Arizona on Saturday
Brian Campbell
By Brian Campbell
& Brent Brookhouse
1 hr ago
6 min read
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Satruday's UFC 263 promises a loaded night of action. The card includes a pair of title fights in the headline spots, with middleweight champion Israel Adesanya putting his belt up for grabs in a rematch with Marvin Vettori and flyweight champ Deiveson Figueiredo defending against Brandon Moreno in a rematch of one of the best fights of 2020.
Vettori was Adesanya's second opponent in the UFC, battling to a split decision win in April 2018. As Adesanya rose to champion, and a place as one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the sport, Vettori never stopped calling for a rematch. He finally earned his shot after a five-fight winning streak, not suffering a defeat since the loss to Adesanya.
Figueiredo and Moreno stepped up on less than a month's notice to serve as the headliners at UFC 256 this past December. Both had won their fights at UFC 255 when the UFC came calling. They responded with what UFC president Dana White called the greatest fight in flyweight history. Figueiredo retained his belt when the two battled to a majority draw, a result driven when Figueiredo was deducted a point for a low blow.
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UFC did not disappoint with this latest PPV offering as the card is incredibly deep. The featured slot sees the return of fan favorite Nate Diaz as he takes on top contender Leon Edwards at welterweight. Both men are in desperate need of a big win and starring performance. Plus, former title challenger Demian Maia is back against Belal Muhammad. And a light heavyweight banger opens up the proceedings when Jamahal Hill takes on Paul Craig.
With so much happening on Saturday night, let's take a closer look at the full fight card with the latest odds from William Hill Sportsbook before we get to our staff predictions and picks for the PPV portion of the festivities.
UFC 263 fight card, odds
Odds via William Hill Sportsbook
Israel Adesanya (c) -260 vs. Marvin Vettori +210, middleweight championship
Deiveson Figueiredo (c) -190 vs. Brandon Moreno +160, flyweight championship
Leon Edwards -550 vs. Nate Diaz +400, welterweight
Belal Muhammad -220 vs. Demian Maia +180, welterweight
Jamahal Hill -270 vs. Paul Craig +220, light heavyweight
Drew Dober -150 vs. Brad Riddell +125, lightweight
Eryk Anders -150 vs. Darren Stewart +125, light heavyweight
Joanne Calderwood -140 vs. Lauren Murphy +120, women's flyweight
Movsar Evloev -240 vs. Hakeem Dawodu +200, featherweight
Pannie Kianzad -200 vs. Alexis Davis +170, women's bantamweight
Matt Frevola -220 vs. Terrance McKinney +180, lightweight
Steven Peterson -120 vs. Chase Hooper +100, featherweight
Fares Ziam -135 vs. Luigi Vendramini +115, lightweight
Carlos Felipe -175 vs. Jake Collier +150, heavyweight
With such a massive main event on tap, the crew at CBS Sports went ahead with predictions and picks for the main card. Here are your pick makers: Brent Brookhouse (Combat sports writer), Brian Campbell (Combat sports writer, co-host of "Morning Kombat"), Matthew Coca (producer), Jack Crosby (editor), Michael Mormile (producer) and Brandon Wise (senior editor).
UFC 263 picks, predictions
Campbell Brookhouse Coca Crosby Mormile
Adesanya (c) vs. Vettori Adesanya Adesanya Adesanya
Adesanya
Adesanya
Figueiredo (c) vs. Moreno Figueiredo Moreno Figueiredo Moreno Figueiredo
Edwards vs. Diaz Edwards Edwards Edwards Edwards Diaz
Muhammad vs. Maia Maia Muhammad Muhammad Muhammad Muhammad
Craig vs. Hill Craig Craig Hill Hill Hill
Records to date (2021) 20-9 17-12 20-9 19-10 18-11
Campbell on why Adesanya will win: The level at which Vettori actually had success against Adesanya during their 2018 meeting -- coincidentally, held at the same arena -- has been largely overblown by both Vettori and the impact of the one judge who scored it in his favor. Although Vettori was finally able to take Adesanya to the ground in Round 3, he was largely ineffective and was eventually stood up by the referee. The majority of the bout saw Adesanya outpoint his foe in a kickboxing match from close range. Although Vettori was successful to a degree with his lead punches, it was his durability that largely made the fight feel more competitive than it actually was. With much to prove following a failed attempt at the 205-pound title, expect Adesanya to be as sharp as ever in dealing with Vettori's pressure en route to a late stoppage.
Brookhouse on why Adesanya will win: I truly believe that Vettori could win this fight if he can manage to really ugly things up. Campbell is correct that the first fight has taken on legacy that is detached from reality. Vettori had some success, he did not have great success. That said, he has gotten consistently better while Jan Blachowicz laid out something of a blueprint for beating Adesanya. Much of what allowed Blachowicz to be so successful was his size and power. Vettori may be a big, strong middleweight, but he's not a Blachowicz level threat that will give Adesanya the same hesitation to open up the attack. Vettori winning wouldn't shock me, but Adesanya should be able to pick Vettori apart and possibly get a mid-fight stoppage.
Campbell on why Figueiredo will win: For as great as the first meeting between these two truly was in December when they co-authored five rounds of fury, there's an argument to be made that Moreno caught Figueiredo at the perfect time. Headlining his second consecutive UFC pay-per-view in three weeks' time and entering his fourth appearance overall for the calendar year, Figueiredo was running on fumes while completing his bid for fighter of the year. The champion was also docked a key point for a low blow in Round 3 that played a huge role in making the fight a majority draw. Given seven months to retool his body and mind, Figueiredo should be able to correct his mistakes from the first fight by pacing himself a bit better as the bigger striker and submission threat.
Brookhouse on why Moreno will win: Moreno's tenacity was the biggest thing that troubled Figueiredo in the first fight. Figueiredo spent a year truly thrashing his opponents, but he seemed to get frustrated as Moreno took his shots and kept firing back. Figueiredo's fouls didn't seem accidental so much as a product of that frustration. Moreno also seemed to be figuring Figueiredo out as the rounds ticked by. I like Moreno to be able to build off the information he gathered in the first fight and make adjustments to take advantage of his high pace and shut down just enough of Figueiredo's aggression to score a narrow victory.
Campbell on why Edwards will win: The 36-year-old Diaz is taking some kind of a risk by signing up to fight the one welterweight in Edwards, who is riding an eight-fight win streak, that very few have gone out of their way to seek. Could a victory lead Diaz to an unlikely final run at a 170-pound title shot? That appears to be the reward to justify the challenge. In a rare five-round bout that isn't a main event, Diaz will get his chance in what has to be looked at as an uphill battle. Edwards is too sharp, quick and calculated to succumb to Diaz's mind games and counter striking. He has also been saddled with enough bad luck to build a chip on his shoulder that Edwards will be looking to unload. While Diaz is a fighter who tends to get better as the fight goes on, he's also prone to cuts and is there to be hit against elite strikers. This feels like Edwards' time to shine. Finally.
Who wins Adesanya vs. Vettori 2? And which fighter is a must-back? Visit SportsLine now to get detailed top picks on UFC 263, all from the ultimate insider who's up nearly $9,500 on MMA picks in the past year, and find out.
UFC 263 predictions, best bets, odds: Leon Edwards, Chase Hooper among top picks to consider
We dig deep to find the best plays for Saturday night's action at UFC 263 in Arizona
Brent Brookhouse
By Brent Brookhouse
2 hrs ago
4 min read
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UFC 263 is ready to kick off and it's brimming with hot fights. The card features a pair of title bouts and one non-title tilt that's sure to have the fans buzzing at the Gila River Arena in Glendale, Arizona. Middleweight champion Israel Adesanya is set to defend his strap in the main event against top contender Marvin Vettori in a rematch three years in the making -- coincidentally at this exact venue. Plus, Deiveson Figueiredo and Brandon Moreno are ready to run back their flyweight title classic from December 2020 in the co-main event.
But that's not all. Nate Diaz is back in a featured slot against top welterweight contender Leon Edwards in what could be a pivotal bout for the division. Plus, veteran Demian Maia returns to face off with Belal Muhammad at welterweight.
Needless to say, there's going to be plenty of interest in gambling on this card as fans look to use their knowledge to grow their bank accounts. And with the three biggest fights on the card carrying large gambling lines, fans are going to be looking for every edge possible to make money. Because remember, it doesn't matter what you bet on, the money still counts the same if it's an early prelim or the main event.
William Hill Sportsbook has you covered with every angle of UFC 263 to get in on the action. We're going to give you a few options to consider with this card from our favorite moneyline play, prop play and parlay play. Let's take a closer look at those picks now.
Best moneyline pick
Chase Hooper +100 vs. Steven Peterson
The hype on Hooper has been checked a bit over his past two fights, losing to Alex Caceres and needing a comeback to beat Peter Barrett. Hooper made the right decision in going to train with Stephen Thompson and Upstate Karate earlier in 2021, which should help him pick up some skills in utilizing his striking and really taking advantage of his range. Peterson is the kind of aggressive fighter that could put Hooper behind early again, or who could leave himself open to counters.
What really sticks out here is Hooper's cardio, which has proven very solid. Peterson has not fought since his incredible spinning backfist KO of Martin Bravo in September 2019, as he dealt with surgeries, a bout with COVID-19 and more injuries. Peterson also hasn't been overly impressive in his UFC career, setting aside the one highlight reel knockout. It feels like this line is an overreaction to Hooper's hype getting checked a bit and Peterson having scored a knockout that got some buzz. But with nearly two years out of the cage and the various health issues for Peterson, Hooper seems like a value bet here.
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Best prop pick
Leon Edwards via KO, TKO or DQ +100
Edwards has been on a roll, with his biggest opponent being UFC scheduling and matchmaking. Finally given the opportunity to get back in the Octagon, Edwards was heating up when he poked Belal Muhammad in the eye in their March clash, resulting in a no contest. He now gets a big name in Nate Diaz, but maybe not the stiffest test. The two will meet in a five-round fight on the main card, the first non-title UFC fight outside of a main event to be scheduled for five rounds.
Those extra two rounds are what gives Edwards via KO its value. Diaz cuts easily and that -- along with Jorge Masvidal simply being better -- is why Diaz lost his last outing. Giving Edwards 10 more minutes to beat up -- and cut up -- Diaz gives him a very high chance of getting the stoppage, well higher than the +100 odds imply.
Best parlay pick
Chase Hooper, Belal Muhammad, Drew Dober +373
We include Hooper here because we've already accepted that he's a good value pick, but he could be swapped out for Israel Adesanya or Matt Frevola, lowering the parlay line to around +225 with slightly lower risk.
Muhammad looked good at times against Edwards before the eye poke and is a solid fighter. Muhammad sort of straddles the line between fighters Maia beats and loses to in this late part of his career, but is good enough to avoid the kind of bad positional mistakes that allow Maia to thrive. Keeping the fight standing should let Muhammad manage to score the win by simply outworking Maia.
Dober has been very solid over the past few years, only losing to Beneil Dariush and Islam Makhachev since 2017. Those are two men who are among the elite of the current lightweight crop. Riddell has a shiny record, but Dober is a different kind of opponent for him and the kind of guy who gives a strong reality check to a guy like Riddell.
Who wins Adesanya vs. Vettori 2? And which fighter is a must-back? Visit SportsLine now to get detailed top picks on UFC 263, all from the ultimate insider who's up nearly $9,500 on MMA picks in the past year, and find out.
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UFC Fight Night results, highlights: Jairzinho Rozenstruik scores first-round knockout of Augusto Sakai
Rozenstruik struck for the finish one second before the end of the opening round
Brent Brookhouse
By Brent Brookhouse
Jun 5, 2021 at 10:11 pm ET
1 min read
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Very little happened for nearly the entirety of the opening round in Saturday's UFC Fight Night main event between Jairzinho Rozenstruik and Augusto Sakai. But heavyweights -- especially those with Rozenstruik's heavy hands -- only need one moment to change a fight. That's exactly what happened when Rozenstruik connected with a left hand that set up a finishing flurry with just one second left in the first round.
Rozenstruik's slow start may have stoked concerns that he was set to repeat his lackluster performance from his previous fight, a decision loss to Ciryl Gane in February. Sakai was able to circle around the outside of the Octagon for most of the first round, throwing heavy leg kicks and slipping backward, away from the powerful punches of Rozenstruik.
Sakai continued to circle to Rozenstruik's left on the exit of any exchanges, leaving an opening for a left hook. That would be the shot that set up the finish as Rozenstruik rocked Sakai with a left hook before dropping him to the canvas with a right.
Once Sakai was on the ground,
Rozenstruik pounced with a few more heavy shots to force the stoppage at
the 4:59 mark of the round.
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