Bet the Ngannou vs. Velasquez Fight Online - February 17

Written by:
Mary Montgomery
Published on:
Feb/15/2019

We have your ESPN Fight Night match - Francis Ngannou vs. Cain Velasquez - betting odds.


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This fight should see plenty of betting action with Velasquez coming in as a -152 favorite.  Ngannou would pay out $13 for every $10 bet.

This will be ESPN's first big UFC broadcast after the network signed a five-year, $1.5 billion deal.  The majority of fights will be available on the ESPN+ subscription service.  Ngannou vs. Velasquez and its undercard fights will be shown for free on cable television to a nationwide audience starting at 7 pm EST Sunday (February 17).

Velasquez has vowed to retire if he has trouble competing Sunday night.

“The reason I do this is to be the No. 1 guy,” Velasquez told Yahoo Sports earlier this week. “And if I’m not as competitive as I was before, then I’m not doing it. But I also believe that I am that same guy. I’ve improved a lot and right now, I feel stronger than ever, stronger than in the past. Obviously in that fight against Travis Browne, I am stronger than that. My body feels better than I did then with the time off I’ve taken.”

“I just have a lot of confidence to go out and win this fight,” Velasquez added. “I expect to go out and compete at a high-level. If I can’t do that, then I’m not going to do this any more.”

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- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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