Gane-Ngannou Fight Odds Released

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Gane-Ngannou Fight Odds Released

After a dominant showing at UFC 265 in which Ciryl Gane beat Derrick Lewis by TKO in the third round, oddsmakers have made Gane a favorite against his former teammate, Francis Ngannou.

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BetOnline initially set odds for the potential title bout in late June, and Ngannou was installed as a -190 favorite (Gane +165). Late last week, those odds had moved slightly but Ngannou was still a healthy favorite at -175.

This should be a highly competitive bout.

Fight Odds

Francis Ngannou +110

Ciryl Gane -130

“I’m happy, but I’m feeling a little bit bad for my man in front of his fans,” Gane said from the cage while Lewis’ Houston fans voiced their displeasure. “I can handle the boos, but I’m with you guys, I’m with you. Big love for Lewis, and big love for his family.”

Gane was widely expected to win his fight Saturday night as he entered this one as a -350 favorite.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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