UFC 133 Odds & Ortiz vs. Evans Fight Card

Written by Jake Thompson
Wednesday, 03 August 2011 20:51

It’s time to preview the mixed martial arts odds for the upcoming UFC 133 fight card.

UFC 133 is taking place on June 6th at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, so we wanted to take a second to preview the betting odds and fight card to ensure that everyone remembers to get their bets in.  All of the UFC 133 odds used here are from various online sportsbooks listed on the website and we’d love it if you’d use our links to get started so that we look good.  Without further ado, let’s check out the UFC 133 fight card.

The UFC 133 main event features former champions Tito Ortiz and Rashad Evans doing battle in a light heavyweight clash.  Evans was originally schedule to face Phil Davis here before an injury forced Ortiz to step up with only a few weeks of notice.  Although Evans will be a heavy betting favorite, Ortiz is fresh off a huge upset win over Ryan Bader that likely saved his UFC career.  Now it appears that the former division stalwart is a win away from a potential title shot just a month after a retirement from the sport was likely a possibility.

The Ortiz vs. Evans fight isn’t the only great bout on the UFC 133 fight card, however.  Vitor Belfort and Yoshihiro Akiyama are squaring off in a scrap that is sure to produce fireworks.  Exciting fighters like Brian Ebersole, Jorge Rivera, Rory McDonald, Mike Pyle, Alexander Gustafsson, Matt Hamill, Mike Pierce, Johny Hendricks, Nam Phan, Mike Brown, and Chad Mendes are also on the UFC 133 card.  Make sure to bookmark our website and check back on Friday night to see all of our UFC 133 predictions.  We’ve been winning quite a bit of money on our bets in recent weeks and will look to continue the success at UFC 133.

UFC 133 Odds and Fight Card:

Tito Ortiz +350

Rashad Evans -440

Ortiz would have won the first fight if not for a draw being called because of a point deduction for grabbing the cage.  It will be interesting to see where this fight takes place, and if Ortiz can get Evans down.

Yoshihiro Akiyama +250

Vitor Belfort -300

Although Belfort has the speed and technical advantages in the striking department, Akiyama’s iron chin and power will likely make for some interesting exchanges.  Although both prefer to strike, Akiyama’s Judo and Belfort’s Jiu Jitsu could make surprise appearances.

Dennis Hallman -125

Brian Ebersole +105

Jorge Rivera -160

Costantinos Philippou +140

Mike Pyle +240

Rory MacDonald -280

Alexander Gustafsson -190

Matt Hamill +165

Rani Yahya +450

Chad Mendes -600

Ivan Menjivar -220

Nick Pace +180

Mike Pierce +105

Johny Hendricks -125

Nam Phan +190

Mike Brown -230

Paul Bradley -105

Rafael Natal -115