The bell is about to ring, and you’re about to lock in for a full card of fights as UFC 332 comes into action tonight. Fanatics Sportsbook is offering new users a chance to take a shot on one of the matches, with a $20 bet giving you $350 in bonuses when using code FOXNEWS350.
The main fight tonight is between Natalia Silva and Cong Wang. This is a match where the books are giving Wang a bit of an edge, but not so much that you should dismiss Silva. Wang is expected to win by decision, and it is very likely to go the distance, with a -315 line for over 4.5 rounds.
The undercard has some exciting fights as well. One that stands out is the match between Deiveson Figueiredo and Payton Talbott. Figueiredo is looking to turn this into a wrestling match and get Talbott on the ground. He has lost four of his past five matches, so he is very much in need of a win. His last loss was by submission in May, and in January, he lost by unanimous decision.
Talbott is more of a mixed martial arts specialist, and he has a strong 11-1-0 record. Unlike Figueiredo, Talbott has a 4-1 record over his past five matches. His last two matches saw him win via unanimous decision. He lost to Raoni Barcelos between his other two wins, which were both by KO/TKO. This is his first match this year, but it is unlikely that he will be rusty, as the books have him as a heavy favorite.
Tonight is a great UFC card, and the books want you to get in on the action. Fanatics Sportsbook is offering new users a chance to gain $350 in FanCash with a $20 bet using promo code FOXNEWS350.
*Odds subject to change*
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