Latest betting odds for MVP MMA 1 Ronda Rousey vs Gina Carano
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The historic event will stream globally on Netflix.
The countdown is over for MMA fans as Most Valuable Promotion (MVP) is all set for their inaugural MMA event headlined by Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano. Netflix’s first-ever live MMA broadcast on May 16 will emanate from the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California.
Rousey last competed in MMA under the UFC banner in 2016, while Carano stepped away from the sport after her most recent fight in 2009 to focus on her Hollywood career.
Now, years after leaving MMA behind, the two are set to return to combat sports for a highly anticipated showdown that has generated significant buzz among fans.
While the main event will see Rousey and Carano both make their MMA return, the rest of the card also features rising stars as well as former Champions from UFC and ONE Championship.
The co-main event will feature Nate Diaz vs Mike Perry, two former UFC stars. Former UFC Heavyweight Champion Francis Ngannou is also featured on the card, in a Heavyweight bout against Philipe Lins. Another former UFC Champion, Junior dos Santos, is also set to compete on the main card.
Former ONE Champion, Adriano Moraes, who was earlier set to face the undefeated standout from Britain, Muhammad Mokaev, will face Phumi Nkuta due to visa issues that prevented Mokaev from traveling.
The main card streams on Netflix from 8:00 PM ET (Sat), 11:00 PM BST (Sat), and 3:30 AM IST (Sun), while the prelims for the event will begin from 6:00 PM ET (Sat) / 11:00 PM BST (Sat), and 3:30 AM IST (Sun) on TUDUM & MVP’s YouTube channel.
While all the bouts have a sense of unpredictability to them, BetOnline.ag has provided the latest betting odds for the historic event, which give an idea about oddsmakers’ picks for the winners, so let’s have a look at them.
MVP MMA 1 Betting Odds
Main Card
Ronda Rousey vs Gina Carano — Women’s Featherweight (145 lbs), 5 rounds
Ronda Rousey: -650
Gina Carano: +475
Nate Diaz vs Mike Perry — Welterweight (170 lbs), 5 rounds
Nate Diaz: +165
Mike Perry: -190
Francis Ngannou vs Philipe Lins — Heavyweight (265 lbs)
Francis Ngannou: -1050
Philipe Lins: +725
Salahdine Parnasse vs Kenneth Cross — Featherweight (145 lbs)
Salahdine Parnasse: -1500
Kenneth Cross: +850
Junior dos Santos vs Robelis Despaigne — Heavyweight (265 lbs)
Junior dos Santos: +280
Robelis Despaigne:-340
Prelims
Namo Fazil vs Jake Babian — Welterweight (170 lbs)
Namo Fazil: -300
Jake Babian: +250
Adriano Moraes vs Phumi Nkuta — 130-lb catchweight
Adriano Moraes: +165
Phumi Nkuta: -190
Jason Jackson vs Jeff Creighton — Welterweight (170 lbs)
Jason Jackson: -450
Jeff Creighton: 350
David Mgoyan vs Albert Morales — Featherweight (145 lbs)
David Mgoyan: -650
Albert Morales: +475
Aline Pereira vs Jade Masson-Wong — 130-lb catchweight
Aline Pereira: -460
Jade Masson-Wong: +360
Chris Avila vs Brandon Jenkins — 165-lb catchweight
Chris Avila: +235
Brandon Jenkins: -275
Where can fans watch MVP MMA 1: Rousey vs Carano?
The massive fight night will stream live globally only on Netflix at no additional cost to the platform’s 325+ million members. Prior to the main card, fans can catch the six prelim fights on Netflix’s Tudum companion site, as well as MVP MMA’s official YouTube channel.
What time does the main event between Rousey and Carano start?
The main card starts at 9 PM ET at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, California. In India, the main card gets underway at approximately 6:30 AM IST on Sunday, May 17. UK viewers can catch the main card from 2:00 AM BST on Sunday. The main event is expected around 11:00 PM ET (Sat) / 4:00 AM BST (Sun) / 8:30 AM IST (Sun).
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