Vitor Belfort vs. Jake Paul Fight Odds: Holyfield Pummeled

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Vitor Belfort vs. Jake Paul Fight Odds: Holyfield Pummeled

After Vitor Belfort absolutely dominated Evander Holyfield on Saturday night, the former UFC champ was quick to call out his next potential opponent, Jake Paul.

"Hey, Jake Paul, stop running from me," Belfort said. "You can be my son. I'm going to put you in my lap. You're going to sleep like a baby."

Our team was quick to set a line for a possible bout between Belfort and Paul. The 44-year-old was installed as a semi-short favorite against the 24-year-old YouTuber.

Fight Odds

Vitor Belfort -180

Jake Paul +150

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