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We presents forecasts and tips for the five fights on the UFC 269 Main Card below and give u in the end a nice parley to get in the last UFC fight in 2021 a big WIN.

O’Malley vs Paiva

With Sean O’Malley, the entertainment factor is there in every fight. UFC President Dana White therefore bet on the bantamweight from Montana for the fifth time on a main card of a PPV event.

During this period, O’Malley received five special awards from the UFC - four times the “Performance of the Night” and two times the “Fight of the Night”. In his 15 professional fights, however, Sean O’Malley has only lost once.

Since losing to Marlon Vera at UFC 252, "Suga" O’Malley has again won two wins in a row. Among other things, there was a TKO win against Kris Moutinho in the context of UFC 264.

Opponent Raulian Paiva has only been in the UFC bantamweight division since July 2021. On his debut in the weight class, Paiva beat Kyler Phillips almost five months ago and also won the "Fight of the Night" award.

Nonetheless, the role of outsider is out of the question this weekend. With the manageable vita of the Brazilian, we rule out a surprise at UFC 269. There is therefore no alternative to a prediction of a victory for Sean O’Malley - at least in the two-way market.

Kara-France vs Garbrandt

Cody Garbrandt dares a step into the flyweight of the UFC and thus puts his adventure in bantamweight on acta. The change in weight class was by no means surprising, after all, the crowd favorite has lost three of his last four fights in the old weight class.

Now Cody "No Love" Garbrandt is making the flyweight debut at UFC 269. Against Kai Kara-France there is a feasible task, especially since the New Zealander, like Garbrandt, is a passionate stand fighter.

Kara-France has lost two of the last four fights, including a loss to current flyweight champion Brandon Moreno. The only encouraging thing before the fight against Garbrandt is the fact that Kara-France only lost two of 32 MMA fights after knockout.

Nonetheless, the New Zealander had no opponent during this period who was even close to the caliber of a striker like Cody Garbrandt. We tend to see the Americans ahead and would therefore recommend a tip on Garbrandt for UFC 269.

Neal vs Ponzinibbio

Geoff Neal was one of the potential UFC welterweight title candidates two years ago. In the meantime, the American has lost any momentum in the weight class, after all, there have recently been two defeats in a row.

Neither against Stephen Thompson nor against Neil Magny could Geoff Neal prevail and slipped to twelfth place in the weight class. It would therefore be all the more surprising if the bankruptcy series at UFC 269 ends this weekend.

Saturday opponent Santiago Ponzinibbio is one of the strongest opponents in the weight class. The Argentine has won seven of the last eight welterweight bouts. Ponzinibbio only suffered a surprising knockout defeat against Li Jingliang.

The Argentine welterweight compensated for that setback with an impressive performance against Miguel Baeza. For this, Santiago “Argentine Dagger” Ponzinibbio even received the “Fight of the Night” award from the UFC.

If Ponzinibbio builds on the latest performance, we tend to keep a UFC 269 prediction of a victory for the Argentine, especially since the 35-year-old has the necessary variability to keep a fighter like Neal in check.

Nunes vs Pena

Amanda Nunes dominates two weight classes at will. Neither in feather nor in bantamweight there have been equal opponents for the Brazilian. Nunes has been the feather and bantamweight title holder since December 2018.

One of the few opponents who challenged Amanda Nunes during this period was Valentina Shevchenko. In two editions, Nunes only prevailed on points, but the verdict was by no means unambiguous.

Until the trilogy with Shevchenko, MMA fans will probably have to enjoy the Brazilian woman's next show of power. So also this weekend, when Amanda Nunes shouldn't have too much trouble against Julianna Pena.

In standing and ground fighting, we see the title holder as the clear favorite. The challenger has lost two of the last four fights - both after submission, mind you. Against a tech-savvy fighter like Nunes, the next setback threatens.

Oliveira vs Poirier United States - Who will win the lightweight title?

Charles Oliveira flew under the radar for long stretches of his current career, the Brazilian lightweight only turned up in the last few years and occasionally also won the well-deserved belt in the weight class.

Most recently, Charles "do Bronx" celebrated nine wins in a row and is one of the strongest fighters in the UFC across all weight classes. This weekend, Oliveira will have her first title defense at UFC 269.

However, there is an uncomfortable hurdle against the American Dustin Poirier. After all, the leader in the list for the lightweight is also in great shape. After two “money fights” against Conor McGregor, Poirier is now aiming for the first major sporting milestone against Oliveira.

Betting base finds: UFC 269 bets on the challenger from the United States are recommended. Since September 2016, the American has only lost the fight against Khabib Nurmagomedov.

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