UFC 305 Dricus du Plessis vs Israel Adesanya Betting Odds

TL;DR: My money is on Dricuss du Plessis to win the fight. Adesanya hasn't fought in almost a year, and his last appearance in the octagon was everything but impressive. Since Du Plessis is the underdog, I think it makes sense to put R1000 on him and double my money. With Bet.co.za I get 2.05 odd on Du Plessis to win.

Dricus du Plessis vs Israel Adesanya Betting Odds

Currently, the odds favour Adesanya, suggesting a 58.16% chance of winning, while Du Plessis is an underdog, with a 45.66% chance of retaining his title. This matchup is not just about the title; it represents a clash of pride and national identity, making it a must-watch event for fans, especially those in South Africa rooting for their champion, Du Plessis. Considering that Adesanya hasn't had a fight in almost a year and lost that fight, my money is on Du Plessis to win.

The UFC 305 event is shaping to be a thrilling showdown as South Africa's own Dricus Du Plessis defends his middleweight title against Israel Adesanya. This fight, scheduled for August 18th in Perth, Australia, has garnered significant attention, not only for the clash of skill but also due to the underlying tension between the fighters.

Dricus Du Plessis' Next Fight

Dricus Du Plessis, with a record of nine knockouts and ten submissions, became the middleweight champion after a victory over Sean Strickland at UFC 297. His journey to the title has been impressive, defeating notable fighters such as Robert Whittaker and Derek Brunson. Du Plessis has emphasized his African roots, claiming he wants to be the first champion who truly lives and trains in Africa. This statement has sparked controversy and rivalry with Adesanya.

Israel Adesanya, a former kickboxing champion and two-time UFC middleweight champion, is known for his precision and striking skills. Despite his recent loss to Strickland, Adesanya remains a formidable opponent. The animosity between Adesanya and Du Plessis stems from the latter's comments about African champions. Adesanya, born in Nigeria and representing New Zealand, took exception to Du Plessis' remarks, leading to a heated rivalry that will finally be settled in the octagon.

*Odds are subject to change. For the latest odds, check your sports betting site of choice.