There's firepower on tap, as angry middleweights Roman Dolidze and Nassourdine Imavov square off in a UFC Fight Night main event on Feb. 3.
The card takes place at the Apex in Las Vegas, where Imavov is a -150 favorite over Dolidze (+125)
Dolidze vs Imavov Betting Odds
| Fighter | Odds |
|---|---|
| Roman Dolidze | +125 |
| Nassourdine Imavov | -150 |
Odds as of Feb. 2
Our odds calculator suggests Imavov's -150 odds equate to an implied win probability of 66.67%, meaning a $100 bet on him pays out $166.67. Imavov's +125 underdog odds imply a 44.44% chance to win, and a $100 bet on him pays out $225.
How To Watch UFC Fight Night: Dolidze vs Imavov
- Date/Time: February 3, 4 p.m. ET
- Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
- Arena: UFC Apex
- Where to Watch: ESPN+, Cable Provider
Dolidze vs Imavov Betting Preview: We've Been Here Before
Not long ago, "The Russian Sniper" had tons of steam. Now, Imavov is coming off a loss and a no-contest via accidental clash of heads. Bleh.
Doldize, meanwhile, is coming off a hardfought loss to Marvin Vettori. Both fighters desperately need a win, so let's see how we can cash out on this bout.
How To Bet Dolidze vs Imavov
This is an even fight. These two middleweights boast similar heights, reaches, striking totals, and takedown numbers.
Dolidze is a mean, angry dude, and his fight style reflects that attitude. The Georgian is a true brawler, happy to start swinging on the feet or drag the bout to the mat. In this matchup, I'd favor Dolidze's talents on the ground, while Imavov commands the stand-up advantage.
Imavov is more about precision than damage. He hasn't secured a stoppage since 2021, and four of his six UFC fights have gone the distance. The Frenchman has five-round experience, which should make him comfortable taking his time to find momentum vs the more aggressive Dolidze.
Dolidze vs Imavov Betting Pick
Dolidze is 3-1 in his last four fights as an underdog, with all three of those wins coming inside the distance. Imavov is more technically sound, but Dolidze's "sicko mode" style freaks me out.
I'll be taking Dolidze as a straight-up underdog, plus the fight to end inside the distance.
