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Sean Sharaf vs Gable Steveson sportsbook odds
Gable Steveson is the betting favourite at -1500 (1.07), with Sean Sharaf priced at +600 (7.00). Both prices are shown in American and decimal format.
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Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson is back, and the heavyweight division is about to find out if the hype is real. After that first round knockout of Elisha Ellison back in July, Steveson gets another chance to show he's more than just wrestling credentials. He landed 41 of 57 strikes in that debut, finished it in under three minutes with punches, and looked like someone who actually belongs in the Octagon. Sean "The Smoke" Sharaf is walking into this one on a rough skid. He got stopped by Junior Tafa in October 2024, then took another knockout loss to Steven Asplund last December. Both times, punches to the head in round two.
- Olympic champ looks to build momentum after debut knockout
- Sharaf hunting first UFC win after back to back stoppages
- Can Steveson's wrestling translate when the fight gets messy
If Steveson's going to get it done early, watch that first round when his speed and power are freshest.
That's a scary pattern when you're facing a guy with Steveson's athleticism and power. Sharaf showed some heart against Tafa, landing 54 strikes and mixing in a takedown, but he's been getting caught when the pressure ramps up. Here's the thing about Steveson though. We've only seen five minutes of him in the UFC. That wrestling base is legit, obviously, but can he keep that striking sharp for fifteen minutes? Can he deal with a guy who's been in deeper waters?
Sharaf knows what it's like to survive into the second round at heavyweight, and that experience could matter if this thing goes past the early chaos. This is a massive fight for both guys. Steveson needs to prove the debut wasn't a fluke. Sharaf desperately needs a win before the UFC loses patience. Someone's 2026 is about to get a whole lot better in Los Angeles.
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Sean Sharaf vs Gable Steveson sportsbook odds
Gable Steveson is the betting favourite at -1500 (1.07), with Sean Sharaf priced at +600 (7.00). Both prices are shown in American and decimal format.
Sean Sharaf
Gable Steveson
The green percentage is the Polymarket prediction market; the amber line is the sportsbook moneyline. They price the same fight two different ways.
Odds are based on bookmaker betting lines and reflect an average value, and they can move at any time. AgentMMA is not a bookmaker and takes no bets.
Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson is back, and the heavyweight division is about to find out if the hype is real. After that first round knockout of Elisha Ellison back in July, Steveson gets another chance to show he's more than just wrestling credentials. He landed 41 of 57 strikes in that debut, finished it in under three minutes with punches, and looked like someone who actually belongs in the Octagon. Sean "The Smoke" Sharaf is walking into this one on a rough skid. He got stopped by Junior Tafa in October 2024, then took another knockout loss to Steven Asplund last December. Both times, punches to the head in round two.
- Olympic champ looks to build momentum after debut knockout
- Sharaf hunting first UFC win after back to back stoppages
- Can Steveson's wrestling translate when the fight gets messy
If Steveson's going to get it done early, watch that first round when his speed and power are freshest.
That's a scary pattern when you're facing a guy with Steveson's athleticism and power. Sharaf showed some heart against Tafa, landing 54 strikes and mixing in a takedown, but he's been getting caught when the pressure ramps up. Here's the thing about Steveson though. We've only seen five minutes of him in the UFC. That wrestling base is legit, obviously, but can he keep that striking sharp for fifteen minutes? Can he deal with a guy who's been in deeper waters?
Sharaf knows what it's like to survive into the second round at heavyweight, and that experience could matter if this thing goes past the early chaos. This is a massive fight for both guys. Steveson needs to prove the debut wasn't a fluke. Sharaf desperately needs a win before the UFC loses patience. Someone's 2026 is about to get a whole lot better in Los Angeles.
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