Full betting odds released for UFC on ESPN 15: Munhoz vs. Edgar

By Adam Martin - August 19, 2020

The full betting odds have been released for the 11 fights scheduled to take place Saturday’s UFC on ESPN 15: Munhoz vs. Edgar event.

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In the main event, No. 5 ranked bantamweight Pedro Munhoz will lock horns with former UFC lightweight champion Frankie Edgar. The bout will mark Edgar’s 135lbs debut after a long career at 155lbs and 145lbs, while Munhoz will be looking to get back in the win column after dropping a decision to Aljamain Sterling in his last fight.

In the co-main event, long-time veteran light heavyweight Ovince Saint Preux will take on rising prospect Alonzo Menifield. OSP is coming off of a split decision loss to Ben Rothwell in a heavyweight bout, while Menifield recently fell from the ranks of the undefeated when he dropped a decision to Devin Clark.

Check out the opening betting odds for UFC on ESPN 15 below, courtesy of MMAOddsbreaker.com.

UFC on ESPN 15 Odds

Pedro Munhoz -240
Frankie Edgar +186

Ovince Saint Preux -165
Alonzo Menifield +125

Mariya Agapova -700
Shana Dobson +500

Mizuki Inoue -135
Amanda Lemos +115

Daniel Rodriguez -130
Takashi Sato +110

Mike Rodriguez -170
Marcin Prachnio +145

Jordan Wright TBD
Ike Villanueva TBD

Joe Solecki -140
Austin Hubbard +120

Timur Valiev -450
Mark Striegl +350

Carlton Minus -365
Matthew Semelsberger +255

In the headliner, Munhoz opened as a -240 betting favorite. That means a $240 bet would win you $100. As for Edgar, he opened as a +186 betting underdog. That means a $100 bet would win you $186. Munhoz is more proven in the UFC bantamweight division and deserves to be the favorite, but you shouldn’t completely discount Edgar here either.

In the co-headliner, OSP opened as a -165 betting favorite, with the comeback on Menifield at +125. OSP is far more proven at 205lbs but Menifield has incredible KO power. OSP needs to be careful, but if he can avoid getting knocked out in the first round he should have a big edge when it comes to conditioning the further the fight goes.

Who do you like for bets at UFC on ESPN 15?