Whittaker-Romero: Predictions and betting odds

Andrew Karlov June 4, 2018, 4:39 a.m.

UFC middleweight champion Robert Whittaker will defend his first title against interim title holder Joel Romero on June 9 at the UFC 225 tournament in Chicago. On the eve of the match, bookmakers name the representative of Australia as the favorite of this fight.

The bets on Whittaker are accepted with a coefficient of 1.52. The success of Romero is estimated by 26.0. The unlikely draw of the meeting is 71.0.

The upcoming meeting will be the second fight between Whittaker and Romero. Last July the young Australian defeated the Cuban veteran on points in a tense five-round confrontation.

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