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Cormier-Miocic Fight Odds - UFC 226

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Jul/01/2018

Gambling911.com has your Cormier-Miocic fight odds for UFC 226. You can follow along and get live updates at Premier Pay Per Heads Twitter account @PremierPerHead.

Daniel Cormier was coming in at +225. Bet $10 and win $22.50. Stipe Miocic was the favorite at -255. He requires a risk of $25.50 to win $10 with the $25.50 refunded assuming he wins.

UFC 226 is taking place at the T-Mobile arena in Las Vegas and Miocic is defending his heavyweight world title for the fourth time. Back in January, Miocic defended his world title for a record 3rd time against Francis Ngannou where he received a unanimous decision to retain his title.

According to Cormier’s head coach, Javier Mendez, his fighter should be mentioned alongside the greatest fighters of all time should he defeat Miocic at UFC 226 as the +225 dog.

“I think [Cormier] is in the GOAT discussion only because the other people that should be there are disqualified — by their doing or not their doing, they got disqualified,” Mendez said during a recent interview with Submission Radio (shown above). “So, to me, it’s a no-brainer as why he would be considered in that category. If you disqualify yourself, you disqualify yourself. Right or wrong, it doesn’t matter, you’re disqualified. So just from that point alone, a hundred percent he’s in the discussion in my opinion.”

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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