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UFC 292 Predictions: Chris Weidman-Brad Tavares Pick and Odds

It’s time to release our UFC 292 predictions. Using industry-leading tools, data and best UFC 292 odds, let’s get on with it by providing our Chris Weidman-Brad Tavares pick and prediction.

Making his triumphant return from a gruesome leg injury, Chris Weidman takes on Brad Tavares as a +210 underdog. Weidman has not fought since April of 2021. On top of the injury and subsequent layoff, Weidman is 2-6 in his last eight fights. Tavares also comes off two straight losses, most recently falling to Bruno Silva via knockout in April of this year.

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UFC 292 Predictions: Chris Weidman-Brad Tavares

Best UFC 292 Bets: Chris Weidman vs. Brad Tavares Odds

Chris Weidman: +210 | Brad Tavares: Opened -275, Now -258

Weidman has a high-level wrestling background. He lands 3.03 significant strikes per minute while absorbing 3.14. On the mat, he lands 3.92 takedowns per bout and has 65% takedown defense. Now 15-6 in his career, Weidman has six knockouts and four submission victories, but he has been knocked out in all six of his defeats.

Tavares has an 18-9 professional record with five knockouts and a pair of submissions. He has been knocked out four times, raising durability concerns as well. Tavares lands 3.32 significant strikes per minute while absorbing 3.02. On the mat, he averages 0.85 takedowns per bout and defends them at 80%.

While both fighters appear past their prime, both have advantages in this bout. Weidman should have a clear wrestling advantage if he decides to use it. This fight should be competitive on the feet, but handicapping Weidman after the long layoff is tricky. With that said, the wrestling edge should be enough for Weidman to win rounds and potentially pay off his +210 underdog price.

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