Action returns to the Apex on Saturday night with UFC Vegas 110, headlined by a featherweight clash between Steve Garcia and David Onama.
Garcia enters as a -135 moneyline favorite on DraftKings Sportsbook, with Onama listed as a +114 underdog. The total is set at 1.5 rounds.
Along with traditional sports betting and daily fantasy, you can now have more action than ever for UFC Fight Night: Garcia vs. Onama. Check out DraftKings UFC Pick6 for my favorite picks for Saturday’s UFC event.
Steve Garcia More Than 46.5 Significant Strikes
No. 12 Steve Garcia is a knockout artist, with 14 of his 18 wins coming by KO/TKO. The American featherweight is 7-2 since his Octagon debut in 2020, earning six stoppages — three in the first round. Garcia entered his last bout against Calvin Kattar riding a five-fight knockout streak, but despite his best efforts — and worst intentions — he couldn’t finish the seasoned veteran.
Garcia landed 85 significant strikes against Kattar, a fighter with a concrete chin (see Kattar vs. Holloway). His next opponent, No. 13 David Onama, has never been finished in his career and could force Garcia to pile up significant strikes if he wants to get the job done — especially in a five-round main event.
Isaac Dulgarian More Than 6:30 Control Time
Isaac Dulgarian (7-1) drowns his opponents from the opening bell, shooting for a takedown within the first 30 seconds of all three of his UFC bouts. The “Midwest Choppa” averages over five takedowns per 15 minutes and has successfully grounded every opponent he’s faced in the Octagon.
Despite boasting a 100% finish rate — four knockouts and three submissions — Dulgarian also piles up control time. He’s logged more than nine minutes of control time in each of his last two fights — the first a decision loss, the second a second-round submission victory.
Dulgarian is poised to surpass six and a half minutes of control time against Yadier del Valle (9-0), a solid grappler but nowhere near the level of the former NCAA Division II wrestler.
Charles Radtke Less Than 30.5 Significant Strikes
The welterweight clash between Charles Radtke (10-5) and Daniel Frunza (9-3) could be over in a hurry. Radtke has gone 2-2 in his last four outings, trading two knockout wins for a pair of knockout losses. He hasn’t eclipsed 30-plus significant strikes in a fight since Sept. 2023, when he defeated Blood Diamond by unanimous decision.
On Saturday, he faces an opponent who shares his love for chaos in the Octagon. Frunza hasn’t seen the judges’ scorecards since 2017, rattling off five consecutive knockout wins until he lost by a doctor’s stoppage in his last fight against Rhys McKee.
All signs point to these guys going at it in the center of the cage — and it doesn’t seem likely it’ll take more than 30 strikes before someone gets their lights turned out.
Billy Elekana Less Than 91.5 Fantasy Points
Billy Elekana (8-2) enters as a sizable -265 favorite in his light heavyweight bout against Kevin Christian but has yet to show much fantasy upside through his first two UFC appearances.
Elekana mustered just 21.2 fantasy points in his UFC debut, where he was submitted by Bogdan Guskov in the second round. He rebounded with a unanimous decision win over Ibo Aslan in July — a performance that produced only 44 fantasy points. Expecting him to more than double that output with 91.5 fantasy points on Saturday night feels like a reach.
Ketlen Vieira More Than 3:30 Control Time
No. 3 Ketlen Vieira (15-4) clawed her way up the bantamweight rankings by dragging opponents down to the canvas. Vieira leans on her strong grappling base to smother her competition, logging more than three and a half minutes of control time in three of her last four fights — including two performances with over 10 minutes of control. The only bout in that stretch where she failed to exceed 3:30 came in a decision loss to current bantamweight champion Kayla Harrison.
Her opponent, No. 4 Norma Dumont (12-2), has impressively defended 72% of takedowns attempted on her. Still, Dumont’s strength lies in her boxing, and Vieira will almost certainly look to bring the fight to the mat rather than engage in a stand-up battle. Neither fighter is known for their finishing ability, so expect plenty of clock time for Vieira to soak up on the ground.
Seokhyeon Ko More Than 2.5 Takedowns
Dana White’s Contender Series standout Seokhyeon Ko (12-2) made an emphatic first impression in his UFC debut, securing a unanimous decision win over Oban Elliott last June. Nicknamed “The Korean Tyson,” Ko dominated the fight on the ground, securing six takedowns on nine attempts.
Ko averages four takedown attempts per 15 minutes and looks poised to land at least three on Saturday night. He’ll face Phil Row (11-5), who has stuffed just 56% of the takedowns attempted against him.
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