UFC Fight Night Best Betting: Usman against Buckley June 14th Picks

Thirty -one -year -old Joaquin Buckley was one of the up -and -coming stars of the UFC last year. He won his last six fights by Ko-Knockout or Technical Knockout-The Longest interruption of the doctor in the third round against the former world champion in the world weight, Colby Covington, at UFC at ESPN 63 in December.

Previously, Buckley also excluded the legendary Stephen “Wonderboy” Thompson at UFC 307 in a fight in which Buckley achieved the performance of the night. In view of the fact that Kamaru Usman brings an almost two-year break after three consecutive fights, it feels inevitable that Buckley complements him to his cemetery of UFC legends and ex-champions. I am also not sure if it will take so long.

Joaquin Buckley from Ko/TKO/Disqualification (+160)

Rose Namajunas is one of the more recognizable names in the UFC women’s department after a number of title runs in the late 2010 and early 2020s. In 2025, however, it is very little worth bet on Namajunas as a essential favorite against a redness Miranda Maverick.

Namajunas has lost three of her last five fights, two of these losses that were made by unanimous decisions. Maverick, on the other hand, completed four fights in a row – three of them by unanimous decision. A total of five of Mavericks have decided seven wins in the UFC. I see Maverick’s likelihood that a victory in this struggle has great value, and I also believe that Namajunas is strictly based on the name of the name in this matchup.

Miranda Maverick after decision/technical decision (+270)

I would normally not recommend relying on such an early finish at this value, but this fight is pretty easy. Abdul-Malik is an incredibly talented striker, and Brundage cannot defend the strike to save his life. Abdul -Malik is the biggest favorite on the entire card with -800, and his chances of winning from KO/TKO are still juicy at -330. This means that a stopover in the first two rounds at -190 opportunities is actually the best worth that we will find for this fight.

Abdul-Malik is 8-0 in his professional MMA career, with seven victories in the first or second round with Ko-Knockout or technical knockout. Brundage, on the other hand, won only four of his last nine. The six career losses from Brundage were a mixed pocket co/tkos, decisions and submissions-but I would look for Abdul-Malik’s early knockout in this case.

Mansur Abdul-Malik against Cody Brundage U1.5 Rounds (-190)