Odds on Dricus Du Plessis vs. Sean Strickland, More

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Aug/18/2024

South African Dricus du Plessis took a flurry of body hits across four rounds before defeating Israel Adesanya by submission to retain his middleweight championship at UFC 305 on Sunday.

And now it's on to the next fight and our friends at BetOnline released odds Sunday afternoon.

Du Plessis certainly solidified his dominance in the UFC with Saturday night's victory.

“This man is the king of getting back up,” du Plessis said of Adesanya, who was bidding to become a middleweight champion for the third time. “I’m still alive, that’s a bonus.

“I came here to die for this belt and to take a life. I’m still champion, baby.”

It looks like Du Plessis' next opponent will be against Sean Strickland, setting up a rematch from UFC 297.

BetOnline.ag set lines for DDP versus multiple opponents, including a potential megafight against Alex Pereira. He’s only an underdog to Khamzat Chimaev.

DDP fight odds are subject to change and will be updated in real-time on the BetOnline website, so do check back regularly here or lock in the price if it's to your liking.

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Dricus Du Plessis           -130

Sean Strickland             +110

 

Dricus Du Plessis           -200

Alex Pereira                  +170

 

Dricus Du Plessis           +170

Khamzat Chimaev         -200

 

Dricus Du Plessis           -185

Robert Whittaker          +160

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