It’s the day of the event and we’ll update you on how the UFC 106 odds have shifted in the last 24 hours.

The UFC 106 odds have moved quite a bit in the last day or two and we’ll update you on who is getting money bet on them in the hours before the event.

We hope you jumped on Tito Ortiz as an underdog like we recommended earlier in the week because “The Huntington Beach Bad Boy” is now a -110 favorite on the UFC 106 odds as he gets set for his much-anticipated rematch with Ultimate Fighter winner Forrest Griffin.

Anthony “Rumble” Johnson has received some love on the UFC 106 odds lately and he went from being even money to a -130 favorite in the past few days.  Johnson’s opponent will be Josh “Kos” Koscheck and this should be one of the best matches on the entire fight card.

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Luiz “Banha” Cane has been bet on pretty heavily in his fight against Antonio Rogerio "Minotoro" Nogueira with the UFC 106 odds on Nogueira going from -170 to -140.  Cane has knockout power and should give “Minotoro” all he can handle tonight.

Another Ultimate Fighter winner, Amir Sadollah, continues to see his UFC 106 odds rise as he gets set to face off against heavy-hitter Phil “The New York Bad Ass” Baroni.  Sadollah’s current UFC 106 odds have him at -230 which seems a little heavy considering how little Sadollah has shown in the octagon.

We recommended snatching up Jacob “Christmas” Volkmann’s UFC 106 odds when he was +185 and hopefully you listened because the UFC newcomer is now listed at +145 on the lines in his bout against Paulo Thiago.

Jake Rosholt has also seen his UFC 106 odds receive some interest lately and he went from a -180 favorite to -205 against Kendall “Da Spyder” Grove.