UFC 334 Betting Odds: Ciryl Gane vs. Josh Hokit, Kayla Harrison vs. Amanda Nunes, More

The oddsmakers at BetOnline Sports & Casino now have odds for each of the five UFC 334 Main Card fights.

A victory over Borralho would be a major breakthrough for Belgaroui and accelerate his rise through the middleweight rankings. For Borralho, defeating a dangerous striker would help reinforce his standing as a legitimate contender.

This looks like it should be a competitive fight based on the odds.  Belgaroui pays even odds with a win. 

“Whoever they put in front of me, I’m going to have to prove that I’m one of the best in the world," Borralho said. 

Medic can strengthen his position among the welterweight contenders with another victory over a recognizable opponent. Holland, meanwhile, has an opportunity to halt Medic's momentum and reestablish himself as a threat in the division.

Holland pays out $140 for every $100 bet. 

Gane is making his first defense of the undisputed heavyweight championship. Hokit has an opportunity to become UFC heavyweight champion while preserving his undefeated record. At +203, Hokit is a substantial underdog, but his knockout power gives the matchup an element of unpredictability.

One of the most anticipated women's MMA fights in recent memory pits a former two-division UFC champion against a two-time Olympic judo gold medalist.

Harrison makes her first bantamweight title defense against arguably the greatest women's MMA fighter in history. Nunes is attempting to reclaim the championship she relinquished upon retirement.

Nunes pays $161 for every $100 bet. 

Nunes says she would have returned regardless who held the belt and plans to defend the title if she wins it a third time.

"I would have come back anyways," said told Deep Waters. "I think I did the break in the right time because I know I enjoy more to be there. It's always more fun to walk in. You know I mean? Always fun for me.

"Being there, doing like everything that I was doing. I was like so burned out. And I kind of needed the break," she continued. "A lot of people say like, 'Oh, you shouldn't retire. You shouldn't take the break.' I say like, "If I didn't retire, UFC still pushing me, still like calling me, still like setting things up I can do because I still have the belt." And so I go, "You know what? I don't want to also stop there."

Bilal Hasan, 10–0, is a highly regarded 25-year-old flyweight prospect whose aggressive fighting style has generated considerable attention. Eight of his professional victories have come by knockout.

Luis Gurule, 11–4, has endured a difficult introduction to the UFC, losing four of his first five appearances

At -950, Hasan is the biggest favorite among the five fights listed.

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Tony Caliente, Gambling911.com