Latest betting odds for UFC Fight Night Rosas Jr. vs Barcelos
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A teenage phenom gets his first UFC main event this weekend.
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UFC returns to the Meta Apex in Las Vegas this weekend for UFC Fight Night: Rosas Jr. vs Barcelos, a bantamweight main event that pits the youngest fighter to ever headline a UFC card against a 39-year-old who has been in the promotion for nearly a decade.
Raul Rosas Jr. signed with the UFC off Dana White’s Contender Series in 2022 at just 17 years old, and he now enters this fight riding a five-fight winning streak, most recently out-grappling veteran Rob Font at UFC 326 in March.
The 21-year-old has the highest control-time percentage in bantamweight history and absorbs fewer than 1.5 significant strikes per minute, a testament to a wrestling-first game plan that has yet to be truly tested at the five-round championship distance.
Standing across from him is Raoni Barcelos, 18 years his senior, who carries a five-fight streak of his own into the biggest opportunity of his career.
That run includes a unanimous decision win over the highly touted Payton Talbott, a fighter who occupied the exact hype-train role that Rosas Jr. does now. Barcelos used 14 years of experience to neutralise that hype once already, and he will look to do it again on Saturday.
The card also features both finals of The Ultimate Fighter Season 34, with Melissa Amaya and Valesca Machado da Silva meeting for the women’s strawweight crown, and Ilimbek Akylbek Uulu facing Mehemmedeli Osmanli for the men’s bantamweight title.
Let us now take a look at the current betting odds for the card this weekend at the Meta Apex in Las Vegas, courtesy of BetOnline.
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Betting odds for UFC Fight Night: Rosas Jr. vs Barcelos
Main Card
Raul Rosas Jr. vs Raoni Barcelos (Bantamweight)
- Raul Rosas Jr.: -160
- Raoni Barcelos: +136
Norma Dumont vs Ailin Perez (Women’s Bantamweight)
- Norma Dumont: +125
- Ailin Perez: -146
Sedriques Dumas vs Luis Hernandez (Light Heavyweight)
- Sedriques Dumas: +189
- Luis Hernandez: -225
Mehemmedeli Osmanli vs Ilimbek Akylbek Uulu (Bantamweight, TUF 34 Final)
- Mehemmedeli Osmanli: -279
- Ilimbek Akylbek Uulu: +231
Valesca Machado da Silva vs Melissa Amaya (Women’s Strawweight, TUF 34 Final)
- Valesca Machado da Silva: -220
- Melissa Amaya: +185
Prelims
Rinya Nakamura vs Brady Hiestand (Bantamweight)
- Rinya Nakamura: -385
- Brady Hiestand: +309
Rodolfo Vieira vs Robert Bryczek (Middleweight)
- Rodolfo Vieira: -157
- Robert Bryczek: +134
Rodolfo Bellato vs Christian Edwards (Light Heavyweight)
- Rodolfo Bellato: -180
- Christian Edwards: +153
Elves Brenner vs Josiah Harrell (Lightweight)
- Elves Brenner: +106
- Josiah Harrell: -124
Montel Jackson vs Ricky Simon (Bantamweight)
- Montel Jackson: -215
- Ricky Simon: +181
John Castaneda vs Heili Alateng (Bantamweight)
- John Castaneda: -370
- Heili Alateng: +298
Yasmine Jauregui vs Vanessa Demopoulos (Women’s Strawweight)
- Yasmine Jauregui: -950
- Vanessa Demopoulos: +648
The afforementioned odds are subject to change.
Who is headlining UFC Fight Night: Rosas Jr. vs Barcelos?
Raul Rosas Jr. faces veteran Raoni Barcelos in a bantamweight main event at the Meta APEX in Las Vegas, marking his first appearance as a UFC headliner.
When does UFC Fight Night: Rosas Jr. vs Barcelos start?
The event takes place on Saturday, September 26, with prelims starting at 5:00 PM ET / 2:00 PM PT and the main card following at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT.
Where will UFC Fight Night: Rosas Jr. vs Barcelos take place?
The card will be held at the Meta APEX in Las Vegas, Nevada, the promotion’s regular home venue.
Where can I watch UFC Fight Night: Rosas Jr. vs Barcelos?
In the US, the event streams live on Paramount+. International viewers can check the broadcaster list above for their region.
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