Brandon Royval vs Tatsuro Taira. Predictions and bets for the UFC Fight Night 244 tournament
Tonight, in Las Vegas, USA, UFC Fight Night 244 will take place.
The main event of the show is a non-title, five-round flyweight bout (up to 56.7 kg) between American Brandon Royval and Japan's Tatsuro Taira.
Bookmakers have marked Taira as the favorite, offering odds of 1.4 for his victory, while Royval is priced at 3.1.
The fight is expected to end early, with odds of 1.5 for a stoppage and 2.4 for the bout to go the distance. The most likely outcome is a submission victory (2.2) or a decision (2.3), while a knockout is considered less probable, rated at 3.9.
In terms of round totals, bookmakers are offering odds of 1.3 for over 1.5 rounds, 1.6 for over 2.5 rounds, and 2.0 for over 3.5 rounds. The odds for under 2.5 rounds are 2.3, and under 3.5 rounds stand at 1.8.
The co-main event will feature American Brad Tavares against Jung Yong Park of South Korea.
Here again, the bookmakers favor the Asian fighter, with odds of 1.5 for Park and 2.6 for Tavares.
However, this fight is expected to go the distance, with odds of 1.3 for a full bout and 2.5 for an early finish. Consequently, the most likely outcome is a decision win, set at 1.4, while a knockout is rated at 3.6, and a submission victory at 6.0.
In total, UFC Fight Night 244 will feature thirteen bouts, and the Dailysports team has prepared the odds for the remaining matchups of the event.
Main Card
- Grant Dawson 1.3 vs 4.1 Rafa Garcia
- Cory McKenna 2.1 vs 1.8 Julia Polastri
- Daniel Rodriguez 1.5 vs 2.7 Alex Morono
- Abdul Razak Alhassan 1.6 vs 2.5 Josh Fremd
Preliminary Card
- Chidi Njokuani 1.6 vs 2.5 Jared Gooden
- Ramazonbek Temirov 1.2 vs 4.2 Carlos Vergara
- Pat Sabatini 2.8 vs 1.4 Jonathan Pearce
- Themba Gorimbo 1.3 vs 3.7 Nico Price
- Sean Sharaf 3.3 vs 1.3 Junior Tafa
- Cody Haddon 1.5 vs 2.5 Daniel Argueta
- Clayton Carpenter 1.5 vs 2.6 Lucas Rocha
UFC Fight Night 244 is scheduled to begin no earlier than 22:00 CET, with the prelims starting at 1:00 CET.
Liam Garcia
Dailysports's expert