Islam Makhachev Next Opponent Betting Odds

Written by :

C Costigan

Published on :

17 November, 2025

Who does the mighty Islam Makhachev fight next?

Makhachev is the UFC's latest two-division champ after his dominant victory over Jack Della Maddalena last night.

Dana White now has the difficult job of creating Makhachev's next fight. Is there honestly anyone who this guy can't beat?

BetOnline.ag has released odds for Islam's next victim...err...opponent, which you can find below.

There are also lines for a trio of Makhachev's potential matchups, as well as odds for Mackenzie Dern vs. Weili Zhang and Natalia Silva vs. Valentina Shevchenko.

Islam Makhachev Next Opponent

Kamaru Usman +225

Michael Morales +300

Ian Garry +325

Shavkat Rahkmonov +350

Ilia Topuria +400

Belal Muhammad +900

Carlos Prates +1000

Fight Odds

Natalia Silva +170

Valentina Shevchenko -200

Mackenzie Dern +350

Weili Zhang -450

Michael Morales +265

Islam Makhachev -315

Ilia Topuria +170

Islam Makhachev -200

Kamaru Usman +210

Islam Makhachev -250

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