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Roman Dolidze vs Reinier Ridder sportsbook odds
Reinier Ridder is the betting favourite at -400 (1.25), with Roman Dolidze priced at +316 (4.16). Both prices are shown in American and decimal format.
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Both guys are jumping up to 205 pounds for this one, and it's wild to think about what that means for the grappling exchanges. De Ridder just went through a rough patch at middleweight, dropping back to back losses to Brendan Allen (corner stoppage after four rounds) and Caio Borralho (unanimous decision). But before that? He was on fire, choking out Kevin Holland in the first round at UFC 311 and landing that nasty body knee that finished Bo Nickal. The dude's a submission wizard who can crack you on the feet too.
- Both fighters making fresh starts at 205 pounds
- De Ridder's submission wizardry meets Dolidze's ground power
- Two guys trying to bounce back from tough losses
If this hits the mat in rounds two or three, someone's getting finished.
Dolidze's been on his own rollercoaster. He beat Marvin Vettori in a five round war, then got caught in a rear naked choke by Anthony Hernandez in the fourth round of his headliner. Most recently, he dropped a decision to Christian Leroy Duncan. Now he's moving up a weight class looking for a fresh start. Here's the thing though, both these guys have finished Kevin Holland, so we know they can get the job done when they smell blood.
The matchup is fascinating because De Ridder's southpaw grappling against Dolidze's power and scrambling ability could go either way. RdR has that slick submission game that's caught so many guys sleeping, but Dolidze showed against Holland he can dominate with ground and pound when he gets on top. At light heavyweight, the extra weight might favor the guy who can impose their game first. Fans are curious to see if the move up helps both guys feel stronger or if it just means they're carrying more weight into deep waters.
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Roman Dolidze vs Reinier Ridder sportsbook odds
Reinier Ridder is the betting favourite at -400 (1.25), with Roman Dolidze priced at +316 (4.16). Both prices are shown in American and decimal format.
Roman Dolidze
Reinier Ridder
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.
Both guys are jumping up to 205 pounds for this one, and it's wild to think about what that means for the grappling exchanges. De Ridder just went through a rough patch at middleweight, dropping back to back losses to Brendan Allen (corner stoppage after four rounds) and Caio Borralho (unanimous decision). But before that? He was on fire, choking out Kevin Holland in the first round at UFC 311 and landing that nasty body knee that finished Bo Nickal. The dude's a submission wizard who can crack you on the feet too.
- Both fighters making fresh starts at 205 pounds
- De Ridder's submission wizardry meets Dolidze's ground power
- Two guys trying to bounce back from tough losses
If this hits the mat in rounds two or three, someone's getting finished.
Dolidze's been on his own rollercoaster. He beat Marvin Vettori in a five round war, then got caught in a rear naked choke by Anthony Hernandez in the fourth round of his headliner. Most recently, he dropped a decision to Christian Leroy Duncan. Now he's moving up a weight class looking for a fresh start. Here's the thing though, both these guys have finished Kevin Holland, so we know they can get the job done when they smell blood.
The matchup is fascinating because De Ridder's southpaw grappling against Dolidze's power and scrambling ability could go either way. RdR has that slick submission game that's caught so many guys sleeping, but Dolidze showed against Holland he can dominate with ground and pound when he gets on top. At light heavyweight, the extra weight might favor the guy who can impose their game first. Fans are curious to see if the move up helps both guys feel stronger or if it just means they're carrying more weight into deep waters.
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