Michael Chandler vs. Tony Ferguson Odds: 82% of Bets on Chandler Winning at UFC 274
Michael Chandler vs. Tony Ferguson Odds: 82% of Bets on Chandler Winning at UFC 274
In Phoenix, Arizona at the Footprint Center, UFC 274 is going to get underway tonight. It's a stacked card that includes two title fights but one of the fights leading up to the main event is one you should keep an eye on and that is Michael Chandler vs. Tony Ferguson.
When looking at the Michael Chander vs. Tony Ferguson odds, oddsmakers are making Chandler the heavy favorite. Not only do the oddsmakers love him but the betting public is all over him as well. Here's a deep dive into the Michael Chandler vs. Tony Ferguson odds and betting data.
Michael Chandler vs. Tony Ferguson Odds
| Fighter | Odds | Implied Chance | Handle% | Bets% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Michael Chandler | -380 | 79.17% | 66% | 82% |
| Tony Ferguson | +290 | 25.64% | 34% | 18% |
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Michael Chandler vs. Tony Ferguson Odds Breakdown
Oddsmakers are giving Michael Chandler a 79.17% chance of beating Tony Ferguson who is given a 25.64% chance of winning tonight at UFC 274. When looking at the Michael Chandler vs. Tony Ferguson odds, clearly we see Chandler as the heavy favorite but we also see him getting more of the bets as well.
82% of the bets are in on Chandler to beat Ferguson tonight. The handle percentage tells a slightly different story with 66% on Chandler, clearly a drop off from the Bets percentage, but it still shows the public's confidence in the former Bellator star.
Since making the leap to the UFC, Chandler has fought three times. He won his first fight against Dan Hooker at UFC 257 but then dropped two straight to Charles Oliveira and Justin Gaethje.
As we know, Charles Oliveira and Justin Gaethje are fighting later in what was supposed to be a big title fight. Nonetheless, the anticipation here is for Chandler to get back in the win column with a victory over Tony Ferguson who has lost three straight times including losses to Charles Oliveira and Justin Gaethje.