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You know you are in for a treat when the upcoming UFC event is numbered. We are not getting a Fight Night, but rather a top-class main card where there is usually at least one title fight. This weekend we will see UFC 320 take place in Las Vegas, with 5 fights on the main card, 2 of which are title fights. It’s a huge night of MMA action, and it all begins at 6 PM EST on ESPN PPV. The fights in numbered events tend to be very evenly matched, so let’s see if we can break them down and deliver some winning UFC 320 betting picks.
Joe Pyfer (-265) Vs Abus Magomedov (+198)
We get the main card rolling with a Middleweight bout that I don’t think will go the distance. Pyfer comes into this one with a 14-3 record and a positive run of form that has seen him win 4 of his last 5 fights. He is 5-1 in the UFC. Magomedov has an overall record of 28-6-1 (4-2 in the UFC) and has won 3 in a row after a 2-fight losing streak. He is back in form, but I still think he is up against it here, so I have Pyfer for the KO win.
Josh Emmett (+340) Vs Youssef Zalal (-500)
Next up is a Featherweight bout that looks a little more lopsided than the rest. Emmett has a decent record of 19-5, but he has been struggling as of late, losing 3 of his last 4 bouts, taking his UFC record to 10-5. On the flipside, Zalal is coming in hot, winning 7 in a row to 17-5-1 overall (7-3 UFC). He tends to get the job done early, but I think he gets the decision win here.
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Jiri Prochazka (-189) Vs Khalil Rountree Jr. (+146)
It is a battle between a pair of very good Light Heavyweights up next. Prochazka has been around the block, and while he is just 3-2 in his last 5, his 31-5-1 record shows that he knows how to bounce back and win. Rountree Jr. has been a little up and down at times, going 14-6, but he has won 4 of his last 5. This should be a brawl, and I like Prochazka to get the KO win.
^Merab Dvalishvili (-410) Vs Cory Sandhagen (+290)
The co-main event of the night is for the UFC Bantamweight title, with Dvalishvili coming in as the champ. This is his 3rd title defense, and he will be looking to build on a 6-fight win streak that has taken his record to 20-4. Sandhagen is 18-5 overall and is coming off a performance of the night win last time out. I think he takes the champ all the way, but I think Dvalishvili gets the nod.
Magomed Ankalaev (-265) Vs Alex Pereira (+199)
We close out the night with a rematch and a battle for the UFC Light Heavyweight title. Ankalaev is 21-1-1 overall and this will be the first defense of the title that he took from Pereira last time out. Pereira, who is 12-3 overall and will be looking to get his belt back, after losing by unanimous decision to the champ last time out. I think we get another close one here, with the champ edging it by decision, just like last time.
^Khalil Rountree doesn't want it to be a violent fight against Jiri Prochazka but is "ready for whatever" at #UFC320:
— MMA Fighting (@MMAFighting) October 1, 2025
"Am I praying for this violent, bloody match? Absolutely not. But if it goes there, it goes there." pic.twitter.com/SDg4BYyLZh
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