Oliveira-Chandler, Nickal-Craig, McGregor Next Opponent Lines

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Sep/14/2024

The UFC world let out a collective yawn yesterday when it was announced that the Conor McGregor-Michael Chandler fight had been called off.

However, ahead of UFC 206 tonight, we did confirm a couple of UFC 309 bouts, with Charles Oliveira meeting Chandler and Bo Nickal lining up against Paul Craig.

SportsBetting.ag set lines for those two matchups. Oliveira opened as a healthy favorite against Chandler while Nickel is massive chalk versus Craig.

McGregor's next opponent odds have also been created, should he ever step into the Octagon again. Oh, there are also odds on him fighting before September 2025.

UFC 309

Charles Oliveira -280

Michael Chandler +240

Bo Nickal -1300

Paul Craig +775

Will Conor McGregor fight in the UFC before September 1, 2025?

Yes +140

No -180

Conor McGregor Next Opponent

Justin Gaethje +400

Dustin Poirier +500

Michael Chandler +600

Nate Diaz +600

Dan Hooker +700

Charles Oliveira +800

Islam Makhachev +1000

Jorge Masvidal +1200

Paddy Pimblett +1400

Rafael Fiziev +1400

Arman Tsarukyan +2000

Beneil Dariush +2500

Mateusz Gamrot +3000

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