UFC Gambling - September 25 from Indianapolis

UFC gambling returns to action with 5 outstanding bouts featured on the main card along with 2 preliminary bouts on Spike TV for those betting the UFC odds.

UFC gambling fans will have 1 heavyweight, 1 light heavyweight, 1 welterweight, and 2 lightweight bouts on the main card to handicap the UFC odds with.

UFC 119 will take place on September 25 and lines are currently available at Sports-Gambling.com.

The heavyweight bout will feature Frank Mir against Mirko Filipovic. Mir opened as a -220 chalk with Filipovic as a +180 dog. Mir has a record of 13-5 while “Cro Cop” is 27-7-2 in his career.

In light heavyweight action Antonio Rogerio Nogueira will take on Ryan Bader. Bader opened as a -165 favorite while Nogueira was a +135 dog. Nogueira has a career mark of 19-3 while Bader is an undefeated 12-0.

In welterweight UFC 119 betting action Matt Serra will matchup with Chris Lytle. Lytle opened as a -130 favorite with Serra at even money. Serra has a career record of 17-6 while Lytle is 39-17-4.

In lightweight action Sean Sherk will face Evan Dunham and Melvin Guillard will take on Jeremy Stephens. Dunham opened as a -240 favorite over Sherk, who was a +190 dog.

Guillard opened as a -160 chalk over Stephens, who was a +130 underdog. Sherk has a career record of 37-4-1 while Dunham is a perfect 11-0. Guillard is 43-9-3 while Stephens is 18-5.

In preliminary bout action with the UFC 119 lines CB Dollaway will take on Joe Doerksen in middleweight action while Matt Mitrione will face Joey Beltran in a heavyweight bout. Dollaway opened as a prohibitive -340 chalk over Doerksen who was a +260 dog. Mitrione opened as a -150 chalk with Beltran at +120 as the dog.

The Dunham vs. Sherk matchup is one full of intrigue. Sherk hasn’t been in a fight since losing to Frankie Edgar a year and a half ago while Dunham has quickly progressed as one of the most respected lightweights in UFC gambling.

“In Sean Sherk I see a former champion, someone who likes to push the pace and a very strong guy,” said Dunham. “But I also see a guy that hasn’t maybe evolved as much as other people in this sport. Not to take anything away from him, because what he does works. His only losses are to champs and former champs.”