UFC Schedule 2022

A year after putting together one of the most profitable and absorbing seasons in UFC’s history, the MMA promotion will definitely want to continue to grow in 2022. And we are happy to present the UFC schedule 2022.

Conor McGregor competed two times last year, making it his most productive year since 2016. McGregor has lost to Dustin Poirier in each of his previous appearances, and he suffered a devastating fractured leg in his most recent encounter. However, he hopes to return to the Octagon in the summer.

In other divisions, rising stars such as Khamzat Chimaev, Sean O’Malley and Israel Adesanya, will be aiming to improve upon their profiles and their legacies, while featherweight champion Amanda Nunes will be looking to reclaim her bantamweight title after her disappointing loss in December to Julianna Pena.

In addition, Islam Makhachev is currently undertaking his objective of becoming a lightweight champion, so that he can live up to the expectations his good friend and trainer Khabib Nurmagomedov has set out. The men’s bantamweight division is also preparing to see a unification bout between temporary champion Petr Yan and officially recognized title holder Aljamain Sterling. Francis Ngannou defeated Ciryl Gane in January, unifying the heavyweight division.

UFC Schedule 2022 – Upcoming matches 

UFC Fight Night- 23/04/22- UFC Apex, Las Vegas

Prelims

Light Heavyweight– Tyson Pedro vs Isaac Villanueva

• Marcin Prachnio vs Philipe Lins

Flyweight– Sumudaerji vs Manel Kape

Middleweight-Jordan Wright vs Roman Kopylov

Welterweight-Louis Cosce vs Preston Parsons

• Dwight Grant vs Sergey Khandozhko
• Dean Barry vs Mike Jackson

Bantamweight- Aoriqileng vs Cameron Else

Main card

• Women’s Strawweight– Amanda Lemos vs Jessica Andrade
• Lightweight– Clay Guida vs Claudio Puelles
• Featherweight– Lando Vannata vs Charles Jourdain
• Heavyweight-Tanner Boser vs Alexander Romanov
• Women’s Flyweight- Maycee Barber vs Montana de la Rosa

UFC Fight Night- 30/04/22- UFC Apex, Las Vegas

• Featherweight– Darren Elkins vs Tristan Connelly
• Flyweight-Tatsuro Taira vs Carlos Candelario
• Bantamweight-Rob Font vs Marlon Vera
• Welterweight-Gabriel Green vs Yohan Lainesse

UFC 274- 07/05/22 – Footprint Center, Phoenix

• Lightweight title– Charles Oliveira  vs Justin Gaethje
• Lightweight– Michael Chandler vs Tony Ferguson
• Women’s Strawweight title– Rose Namajunas  vs Carla Esparza 2
• Light Heavyweight-Mauricio Rua vs Ovince Saint Preux
• Lightweight-Donald Cerrone vs Joe Lauzon
• Women’s Flyweight-Tracy Cortez vs Melissa Gatto
• Women’s Featherweight-Macy Chiasson vs Norma Dumont
• Heavyweight- Blagoy Ivanov vs Marcos Rogerio de Lima
• Welterweight-Randy Brown vs Khaos Williams
• Flyweight-Brandon Royval vs Matt Schnell
• Welterweight-Francisco Trinaldo vs Danny Roberts
• Women’s Strawweight-Ariane Carnelossi vs Loopy Godinez
• Flyweight-Kleidison Rodrigues vs CJ Vergara
• Bantamweight-Journey Newson vs Fernie Garcie

UFC 276-11/06/22 – Singapore Indoor Stadium, Singapore

• Women’s Flyweight title-Valentina Shevchenko  vs Taila Santos
• Light Heavyweight title-Glover Teixeira  vs Jiri Prochazka
• Bantamweight-Kyung Ho Kang vs Saimon Oliveira
• Middleweight-Brendan Allen vs Jacob Malkoun
• Women’s Strawweight-Liang Na vs Silvana Juarez

Want To Bet on UFC? Here’s what you need to know

What Are Odds?

Now you know the UFC Schedule for 2022. What else do you need to know? Betting odds describe the likelihood of an event occurring and hence allow you to calculate how much money you will gain if your bet is successful. For example, if the odds are 4/1, you will win $4 for every $1 you wager. This has a 20% chance of occurring, as computed by 1 / (4 + 1) = 0.20.

Utilizing Betting Odds for Winnings

Betting odds help you figure out how much money you’ll win if you place a wager. For Instance, let’s replace the numbers in these odds: 4/1 so that it becomes A/B. Simply put, for every value of B that you bet, you will win A plus your wager back.

Fractions VS. Decimals

Although neither method is superior compared to the other, there is a growing trend toward employing decimal odds.

In general, decimal odds are simpler to grasp. That is why there is a trend to make sports betting more accessible to the average punter to draw more people to it.

The second distinction between the formats is that fractional odds only indicate gains and do not account for the stake refunded, whereas decimals do. It’s quite tough to marginally increase or reduce the chance without generating big fractions when the odds vary slightly. These are difficult for the punter to calculate and are not a good approach to explaining betting odds.

You can check out the latest UFC odds at reputable sportsbooks. Make sure you have a thorough understanding of how it works before you wager any real money. Good Luck!