UFC Betting

The event, which will feature a rematch between welter-weight champ Brian Serra and interim champ Georges St. Pierre, is one of the more anticipated UFC betting odds events in awhile and demand for UFC betting odds has been rabid. UFC 83 betting is always exciting, but judging by the spiked demand for UFC betting odds for this specific event, fans are expecting something very big, indeed.

UFC betting odds fans are in paradise. Never before has it been easier to find UFC 83 betting looks to be one of the best events yet and the betting lines are posted all over the Internet with the event still a moth away.

UFC betting line odds evolved from their small beginning in 2005 to overtake boxing odds in terms of fighting popularity. Part of the original appeal of the UFC betting line was that gamblers could watch fights for free and bet UFC action.

A money line is what you will see in baseball and hockey and it is also used in matchup betting for sports like NASCAR and golf. UFC betting lines are based on money lines. UFC betting lines will have favorites and underdogs. A big name fighter like Randy Couture would have had a high money line in UFC betting while some unknown would be a big underdog.

UFC betting line odds have seen fighters from the UFC competing against one another. The future may have UFC and Pride Fighting combining into one organization which should make for even better UFC betting line odds. The Ultimate Fighting Championship began in 1993.