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UFC 327 full fight card announced – odds for all 11 fights in MiamiUFC 327: Full fight card announced, odds for all 11 fights revealed

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Miami, Florida Dana White officially revealed the full fight card UFC 327taking place in Miami, and fans now have odds on all 11 fights.

The star of the event was, among others, co-main event with Jiri Prochazka against Carlos Ulberg For vacant UFC airy heavyweight championshipNear Joshua Van defending his own flyweight title against Tatsuro Taira.

“The full card features action from top fighters to rising stars, and fight fans are in for an incredible evening of MMA,” White said.

With odds now available for all fights, bettors and fans alike can analyze each fight and track potential surprises. From championship fights to must-see preview fights, UFC 327 promises high stakes and intense action in the octagon.

The favorites in these fights are Prochazka and Taira BetOnline.ag

Here’s a link to the real-timeline for the entire card: https://www.betonline.ag/sportsbook/martial-arts/mma/ufc-327.

UFC 327
Jiri is approaching -130
Carlos Ulberg +110
Joshua Van +160
Tatsuro Taira -185
Curtis Blaydes -150
Josh Hokit +130
Dominick Reyes -125
Johnny Walker +105
Aramat Murzanakov -175
Paulo Costa +150
Patrick Freire +255
Aaron Pico -305
Mateusz Gamrot -170
Esteban Ribovics +145
Kuba Swanson +125
Nate Landwehr -145
Kevin Holland +115
Randy Brown -135
Tatiana Suarez -185
Crazy Godinez +160
Kelven Gastelum -240
Vicente Luque +205

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Marlon Vera reveals $200K robbery on eve of Sean O’Malley title fight

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Marlon Vera reveals $200K robbery on eve of Sean O’Malley title fight
Marlon
Vera's house was broken into while he was getting ready to
challenge Sean
O’Malley for the title.

Vera made an unsuccessful
Ultimate Fighting Championship bantamweight title bid against
O'Malley in 2024 in Miami. He recently revealed that his house in
California was broken into the night before the fight. When the
cameras went off at night, Vera's wife thought it was due to a
power cut. The next morning, the police informed Vera that his
house had been robbed.

Marlon Vera says his watch collection was stolen from his
California home before UFC 299

Vera wasn't happy to hear the news just hours before the biggest
fight of his career. Vera's watch collection, worth approximately
$200,000, was stolen. While someone informed Vera about a suspect,
the police never caught the culprit. Vera also believes it could be
someone who knew him, as they entered, found the watch collection
without rummaging through the house and exited within five
minutes.

“The night before the fight, the cameras went off,†Vera told
Michael
Bisping. “My wife was like, ‘Oh, maybe it's the electricity.'
The next morning, I wake up like, ‘F*ck yeah, title fight. Today
life changed.' Then the phone rings and the cops are like, ‘Hey
dude, they just robbed your house last night around 7 p.m.' I said,
‘Right now I don't have time for this; I'm fighting tonight.' The
cops know who I am; they were like, ‘No, we get it; we just thought
we’d let you know.' I'm like, ‘Wrong time to let me know.' They
told me they took my safe. I lost like $200K because I'm a watch
collector. Those were kind of investments. Those watches are money.
I'm counting in my head like, ‘Now I'm $200K short.' The cops never
found the guy. I have a photo and I have this random person
accusing, like, ‘Oh, I know this guy. His name is blah, blah.' The
guy came in, took the safe and took it through the front door. It
took him five minutes.â€

Vera (24-12) went on a four-fight skid starting with the failed
title challenge against O'Malley. “Chito†finally ended the slump
with a stoppage win over Charles
Jourdain at UFC 331.

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Merab Dvalishvili says he fought Petr Yans fight in UFC title loss

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Merab Dvalishvili says he fought Petr Yan's fight in UFC title loss
Merab
Dvalishvili believes he has identified the key mistake he made
in his rematch against Petr Yan.

Dvalishvili put his
Ultimate Fighting Championship bantamweight title on the line
for the fourth time within a year in a rematch against Yan last
December. While Dvalishvili was a sizable favorite, considering how
their first bout played out, Yan put on a technical masterclass to
piece up the Georgian en route to a unanimous decision victory.

Dvalishvili plans to change his approach against Yan in their
UFC 333 trilogy

Dvalishvili recently said that he made the mistake of fighting
Yan's fight in their rematch. “The Machine†believes it wasn't wise
of him to trade on the feet against an elite boxer like Yan.
However, Dvalishvili is confident that he has made the necessary
improvements to reclaim the title from the Russian in their trilogy
fight.

“I think the second fight I was fighting his fight,†Dvalishvili
told MMA Fighting. “I was in front of him and then exchanged the
boxing, but this time I will just be myself. I think I'll be much
sharper and I know I can beat this guy. He hits hard, he is good,
he's shown, so it's going to be a good fight. I'm excited.â€

Dvalishvili (21-5) defeated Yan (20-5) via an emphatic unanimous
decision in their first fight in 2023. While Dvalishvili believes
he made the mistake of fighting Yan's fight in their rematch, the
champ must be credited for forcing him to do so by stuffing
takedowns. Yan is now scheduled to defend his title in a rubber
match against Dvalishvili at
UFC 333 on Oct. 24 at Etihad Arena on Yas Island, Abu
Dhabi.

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Dana White signs 6 at DWCS Week 7, including 2 fighters who lost

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Dana White signs 6 at DWCS Week 7, including 2 fighters who lost
Six
Ultimate Fighting Championship contracts were handed out on

Week 7 of
Dana White's Contender Series 2026 despite few finishes.

Dana White awards UFC contracts to Damian Piwowarczyk, Piero
Guaylupo, Callum Connor, Marcos Degli, Alvi Dasuyev and Jaden
Ortega

Damian
Piwowarczyk (12-4) and Emilio
Quissua (8-1) started the action with a light heavyweight
clash. While Quissua came out strong, Piwowarczyk handed him his
first pro loss late in the first round with a vicious flurry. UFC
CEO Dana
White awarded Piwowarczyk a UFC contract for the finish.

“Damian, great first round,†White said. “Emilio is a tough guy. He
was putting it on you in that first round. And what did you do?
Knock him out with less than 10 seconds left in the first round.
Congratulations, you're in the UFC.â€

Piero
Guaylupo (13-0) and Callum
Connor (8-1) put on a barnburner in their lightweight tilt. The
bout would have broke the UFC lightweight record for the most
significant strikes landed in a three-round fight had it not been
under the DWCS banner. While Guaylupo defeated Connor via unanimous
decision, White awarded both fighters UFC contracts while hailing
the bout as a Fight of the Year contender.

“Both of these guys are in the hospital right now, Callum and
Piero, as they should be,†White said. “One of the greatest fights
you'll ever see on Tuesdays or Saturdays or any other day. This
fight could be up for Fight of the Year contender. For Piero to be
21 years old and fight the way he did, the fight was incredible.
But takes two guys to make a great fight; I'm taking them both…
Hopefully they're watching it on their phones.â€

Carlos
Prates' highly touted teammate, Marcos
Degli (15-3), lived up to his hype in a flyweight clash against
Joshua
Van's teammate, Paris Moran
(14-4). Degli, whom Prates used to consider the best flyweight
outside the UFC, finished Moran with a standing one-arm rear-naked
choke.

“Marcos, what a nasty, incredible sub you pulled off tonight,â€
White said while awarding Degli a contract. “13-fight win streak,
how can I say no to you? I can't. Get over here.â€

Alvi
Dasuyev (10-0) and Jaden
Ortega (6-1) also delivered an instant classic in their
welterweight matchup. While Ortega was dropped by Dasuyev in the
first round, he showed immense heart in going the distance despite
losing via unanimous decision. White awarded both fighters UFC
contracts, emphasizing that it takes two to tango.

“Alvi and Jaden, incredible fight,†White said. “[Alvi], it is only
the second time that you've ever gone three rounds in 10 fights.
Young guy, 24-years-old, I look very forward to seeing you grow in
the UFC and see what you're able to do. But like I just said a
minute ago, Jaden showed up here to fight. Takes two guys to make a
great fight; I want [Jaden] too.â€

White also revealed that promotional matchmaker Mick Maynard
insisted on signing Ortega.

Norbert
Novenyi Jr. (11-1) and Theo Haig
(7-2) failed to deliver in the main event of the card. Both
fighters were visibly exhausted by the second round, leading to
clinch positions marked with inactivity. Novenyi Jr. earned a
unanimous decision win, handing Haig his second DWCS loss after a
failed bid last year. However, White did not see enough from
Novenyi Jr. to want him in the UFC.

“Norbert, both of you guys have great records; you came in, fought
a good fight,†White said. “Unfortunately, my friend, I didn't see
anything tonight that makes me say, ‘I got to have this guy in the
UFC.' Whatever you decide to do here, we would like to take another
look at you. But tonight's not your night, my friend.â€

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