UFC 114 Odds

Main Card

• Rashad Evans (-130) vs. Quinton "Rampage" Jackson (even)
  
• Michael Bisping (-160) vs. Dan Miller (+130)
  
• Todd Duffee (-325) vs. Mike Russow (+250)
  
• Jason Brilz (+500) vs. Antonio Rogerio Nogueira (-800)
  
• John Hathaway (+160) vs. Diego Sanchez (-200)
  

Preliminary Card

• Dong Hyun Kim (+105) vs. Amir Sadollah (-135)
  
• Efrain Escudero (-500) vs. Dan Lauzon (+300)
  
• Melvin Guillard (-240) vs. Waylon Lowe (+190)
  
• Luiz Cane (-550) vs. Cyrille Diabate (+350)
  
• Joe Brammer (+145) vs. Aaron Riley (-175)
  
• Jesse Forbes (+120) vs. Ryan Jensen (-150)
  

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The Flirtatious teases: Dan Miller (+130) over Michael Bisping (-160) and Dong Hyun Kim (+105) over Amir Sadollah (-135)

Ah, Michael Bisping and Amir Sadollah. Two vastly overrated commodities in fights that they could easily win or lose. They are such c%&* teases.

Pull the trigger if you want to but be prepared for a stern rebuking. But then again, if you actually get into the bed it will be oh so fun.

The Suicide Pick: Dan Luazon (+300) over Efrain Escudero (-500)

There's an old saying in gambling "if I put a gun to your head who would you pick?" That's why this is the suicide pick because you'd probably end up dead.

Dan Lauzon's questionable training camp and split with his brother is one of the biggest red flags a bettor can see. No wise guy would dare place money on Lauzon in this situation. But not every wise guy is out there to prove his brother wrong and that could be the necessary motivation to propel Dan to a win. Plus, I don't really trust Efrain after the last Fight Night performance.

You can't go wrong with either side: Rashad Evans (-130) vs. Quinton "Rampage" Jackson (even)

There are strong arguments for betting either fighter and I can't disagree with either line of reasoning. That's probably why the line is almost a pick'em.

Choose your side and have fun.

That's way too low: Diego Sanchez (-200) over John Hathaway (+160)

Diego may have been boxed out of the top-five by welterweight wrestlers but he is still a really good fighter. In fact, I would go so far as to say that if B.J. Penn had not kicked Diego's ass at 107 that his odds would be closer to -250. So there's value here. That's not to say that Hathaway isn't a good fighter with a bright future or that Diego's transition back to welterweight will be seamless. There's just value in betting a guy who people are down on for the wrong reasons.