UFC Fight Night: Dolidze vs Hernandez Parlay Picks

Middleweights Roman Dolidze and Anthony Hernandez headline UFC Fight Night this Saturday, August 9th. With a co-main event featuring bantamweight's Steve Erceg and Ode' Osbourne, there are plenty of opportunities to cash in on some UFC parlay picks.

Check out my UFC Fight Night: Dolidze vs Hernandez parlay picks.

UFC Fight Night: Dolidze vs Hernandez Parlay Picks - Points, Points, Points (+892)

Hernandez to win by points (+210)
Erceg to win by points (+220)

Hernandez is a surging middleweight contender who enters this bout on seven fight win-streak. The California native is looking to continue that streak and enter the upper echelon of the middleweight division by defeating the 37-year-old Dolidze. However, the Georgian is no slouch, having reeled off three straight wins of his own.

Dolidze will aim to control the pace in this one, and force Hernandez to fight him in the middle of the Octagon. But, that's no easy feat, against "Fluffy" who fights at a relentless pace and love to turn his bouts into a chaotic grind. Dolidze is as tough as they come, as has never been finished in his career, so we're rolling with Hernandez to win by decision.

Steven Erceg enters as a heavy favorite in the co-main event. The Aussie's lost three straight bouts to a who's who of the bantamweight division in Alexandre Pantoja, Kai Kara-France and Brandon Moreno. However, his composed style, fight IQ and crisp boxing should lead him to victory versus Osbourne. While Osbourne is an experienced UFC veteran, he's never defeated anyone on Erceg's level and this is a step up in competition. Bet on Erceg to come away with a safe decision victory.

UFC Fight Night: Dolidze vs Hernandez Parlay Picks - Fights To Go the Distance (+995)

Dolidze vs Hernandez to go the distance (+158)
Erceg vs Osbourne to go the distance (+156)
Anders vs Duncan to go the distance (-152)

We've already outlined why I like Dolidze vs Hernandez and Erceg vs Osbourne to go to the judges scorecards. So let's parlay those fights to go the distance with the other middleweight contest on the board, Anders vs Duncan.

Eryk Anders is a grizzled UFC vet coming off of two straight victories. But, his December win over a 41-year-old Chris Weidman (remember him?) was his first victory via stoppage in three years. The Alabama native has been finished just twice in his career, and has shown his durability in wars throughout his UFC career.

Similarly, each of Duncan's fights have gone the distance, with a unanimous decision win over Andrey Pulyaev being his latest bout in March. The English scrapper has never been finished, and while his versatile striking game has put more than a few heads to the canvas, I like Anders ability to weather the early storm. Bet on the veteran to turn this into a gritty battle that hits the judges scorecards.