After over seven years, the UFC is finally returning to the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia! UFC 330 is taking place at Xfinity Mobile Arena on Saturday, August 15. This is the promotion’s fourth event in Philly and first numbered event in the city since UFC 133 in August 2011. The promotion was last in Philadelphia in March 2019 for a UFC Fight Night headlined by Edson Barboza vs. Justin Gaethje.
Since Ian Machado Garry set foot in the UFC, he has shown a ton of charisma and all the makings of a future UFC champion. He labeled himself the future after his first UFC fight, and 5 years later, with 8 fights, Garry has the chance to realize his dream and become the now. Garry has always been confident and has had high expectations of himself since he joined the UFC over four years ago. “We’re gonna be a world champion, we are taking over the division…This is the takeover part two,” Garry said after his promotion debut at UFC 268. If Machado Garry can end Makhachev’s legendary run, it would be one of the most significant wins in UFC history.
This is Dagestan vs. Ireland 2 in the UFC. Eight years ago, we saw Conor McGregor face Khabib Nurmagomedov in one of the greatest rivalries of all time. But this time there isn’t a heated feud. We haven’t seen bad blood between the two, just two fighters believing they are the best in the world. Islam Makhachev is a two-division champion and already one of the greatest fighters of all time. He continues to chase greatness and still has the hunger to deliver big moments. If Makhachev wins, he increases his winning streak to 17 and would break the tie with Anderson Silva for the longest winning streak in UFC history. Also, Makhachev would move to seventh in UFC title wins with seven.
On DraftKings Sportsbook, Makhachev is a -360 favorite with Machado Garry being a +285 underdog. The challenger is getting 61 percent of the handle, with 39 percent going to Makhachev. Makhachev is receiving 84 percent of bets as Machado Garry gets 16 percent.
The second of two title fights at UFC 330 sees Mackenzie Dern defending the Women’s Strawweight title against Gillian Robertson in the co-main event. Dern beat Virna Jandiroba at UFC 321 in October 2025 to become champion and has won three straight fights. Robertson is on a five-fight winning streak and is trying to become the second Canadian Champion, and the first since Georges St-Pierre.
This fight features the fighters with the most submissions in women’s UFC history, with Robertson at seven and Dern at six. Dern receives 90 percent of the panel and 75 percent of bets in this fight. Meanwhile, only 25 percent of bets and 10 percent of the handle are going to Robertson. In this fight, Dern is a -205 favorite with Robertson being a +170 underdog.
Two Lightweights, Jalin Turner and Kaue Fernandes, who are coming off a win by knockout, will face off on the UFC 330 Main Card. Fernandes is 11-2 with eight finishes, while Turner enters this fight with a record of 15-9 and 15 finishes. In this fight on DraftKings Sportsbook, Turner is a -130 favorite with Fernandes as a +110 underdog. Turner is getting 73 percent of bets and 71 percent of the handle in this contest, while Fernandes has 29 percent of the handle and 27 percent of bets.
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This card begins at 5:30 p.m. ET with the Early Prelims, continues at 7:00 p.m. ET with the Prelims and concludes with the Main Card at 8:00 p.m. ET, airing on Paramount+. Check out the full card below.
Main Card
| Matchup: | Records: | Weight Class: | Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook: |
| Islam Makhachev vs. Ian Machado Garry UFC Welterweight Title Bout | 28-1 (17-1 UFC) vs. 17-1 (10-1 UFC) | Welterweight | -360 vs. +285 |
| Mackenzie Dern vs.. Gillian Robertson UFC Women’s Strawweight Title Bout | 16-5 (11-5 UFC) vs. 17-8 (14-6 UFC) | Women’s Strawweight | -205 vs. +170 |
| Jalin Turner vs. Kaue Fernandes | 15-9 (8-6 UFC) vs. 11-2 (3-1 UFC) | Flyweight | -118 vs. -102 |
| Mansur Abdul-Malik vs. Dustin Stoltzfus | 9-1-1 (3-1-1 UF) vs. 16-8 (3-7 UFC) | Middleweight | -700 vs. +500 |
| Edson Barboza vs Esteban Ribovics | 24-14 (18-14 UFC) vs. 16-8 (4-3 UFC) | Lightweight | +500 vs. -700 |
Prelims
| Matchup: | Records: | Weight Class: | Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook: |
| Chidi Njokuani vs. Joel Alvarez | 25-12 (5-5 UFC) vs. 23-4 (8-3 UFC) | Welterweight | +245 vs. -305 |
| Charles Johnson vs. Eduardo Chapolin | 19-9 (8-7 UFC) vs. 15-2 | Lightweight | -118 vs. -102 |
| Donte Johnson vs. Eric McConico | 8-0 (2-0 UFC) vs. 11-4-1 (2-2 UFC) | Middleweight | -310 vs. +250 |
| Vicente Luque vs. Tresean Gore | 24-12-1 (17-8 UFC) vs. 7-4 (3-4 UFC) | Middleweight | -105 vs. -115 |
Early Prelims
| Matchup: | Records: | Weight Class: | Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook: |
| Rafael Tobias vs. Lucas Fernando | 14-2 (0-1 UFC) vs. 13-3 | Light Heavyweight | +230 vs. -285 |
| Neil Magny vs. Ramiz Brahimaj | 31-15 (24-13 UFC) vs. 13-6 (5-4 UFC) | Welterweight | +124 vs. -148 |
| Jeremiah Wells vs. Myktybek Orolbai | 13-4-1 (5-2 UFC) vs. 16-2-1 (5-1 UFC) | Welterweight | +675 vs. -1050 |
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