Belal vs. Brady at UFC 281 Betting Odds

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Belal vs. Brady at UFC 281 Betting Odds

The first confirmed bout for UFC 281 at Abu Dhabi is a dandy.

On Friday, the league announced that the undefeated Sean Brady will fight Belal Muhammad on October 22. Brady is sporting a 15-0 welterweight record while Muhammad is 21-3 in his MMA career.

ESPN was first to report the news, followed by Muhammad confirming the match-up through his social media handle on Friday. 

BetOnline opened Muhammad at -135 and Brady at +115. Early action has been on underdog, and here are the current odds:

Sean Brady +110

Belal Muhammad -130

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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