Free UFC Best Bets For UFC 282

e are looking at an absolutely stacked card for UFC 282, on December 10th. The main event is a huge middleweight fight and the co-main event is also a huge fight.

Read on below to find out UFC Best Bets for this weekend’s UFC 282!

Jan Blanchowicz vs Magomed Ankalaev – Light Heavyweight Title Fight

Jan Blanchowicz comes into this fight with an overall career record of 29-9 in 38 career professional fights. He stands at six feet two inches tall and weighs in at 205 pounds with a reach of 78 inches. Nine of his wins have come by knockout and nine of them have come by submission while the other 11 have come by decision. He won his last fight over Aleksander Rakic because of doctor stoppage. He will be looking to win the Light Heavyweight Championship after losing it back in late 2021. 

Magomed Ankalaev comes into this fight with an overall career record of 18-1 in 19 career professional fights. He stands at six feet two inches tall and weighs in at 205 pounds with a reach of 75 inches. He is currently on a nine fight winning streak coming into this one as he will be looking for his first major championship win in the UFC. Ten of his wins have come by knockout while the other eight have come by decision. I have him winning this fight and the title by Knockout. 

Paddy Pimblett vs Jared Gordon – Lightweight

Paddy Pimblett comes into this fight with an overall career record of 19-3 in 22 career professional fights. He stands at five feet eight inches tall and weighs in at 155 pounds with a reach of 73 inches. This will be his second fight in the United States, as he is one of the fastest rising superstars in the entire Mixed Martial Arts community. Six of his wins have come by knockout and nine of them have come by submission, while the other four have come by decision. He is currently on a five fight winning streak. 

Jared Gordon comes into this fight with an overall career record of 19-5 in 24 career professional fights. He stands at five feet eight inches tall and weighs in at 155 pounds with a reach of 68 inches. He won his last fight after he defeated Leonardo Santos by decision back at UFC 278 in August. Six of his wins have come by knockout, two have come by submission and the other eleven have all come by decision so he is certainly capable of going the distance in any fight. However, I think he will lose this one by knockout. 

Darren Till vs Dricus Du Plessis – Middleweight

Darren Till comes into this fight with an overall career record of 18-4-1 in 23 career professional fights. He stands at six feet tall and weighs in at 185 pounds with a reach of 74 and a half inches. Ten of his eighteen wins have come by knockout, two have come by submission, and six have come by decision. He will be looking to get it back on track as he has lost his last two fights in a row and four out of his last five overall. 

Dricus Du Plessis comes into this fight with an overall career record of 17-2 in 19 career professional fights. He stands at six feet one inch tall and weighs in at 185 pounds with a reach of 76 inches. Seven of his seventeen wins have come by knockout, nine have come by submission, and one have come by decision. He has won his last five fights in a row and thirteen out of his last fourteen and I think he will grab another win by submission in this one. 

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*Odds and spreads correct at time of publication, courtesy of BetMGM.