Mike Perry vs Nate Diaz Fight Odds

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Mike Perry vs. Nate Diaz

A third fight has been added to the MVP 1 MMA card.

The first fight announced was Gina Carano vs Ronda Rousey.

The second fight announced was Philipe Lins vs Francis Ngannou.

About an hour ago, a third fight was added with Mike Perry facing off against fan favorite Nate Diaz. 

The fight opened at BetOnline.ag with Perry -135 and Diaz +105. It has moved significantly in a short period of time in Perry’s favor.

Odds changes in the first two announced fights are featured here as well. 

Mike Perry -260

Nate Diaz +200

Gina Carano +375

Ronda Rousey -500

Note: The fight opened Rousey -700 and Carano +525. It quickly moved to Rousey -400 and Carano +330. The line seems to have settled for now.

Philipe Lins +800

Francis Ngannou -1200

Note: The fight opened Ngannou -550 Lins +420.

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