UFC 238: Cejudo vs Moraes Odds

UFC 238 goes down on Saturday, June 8th in Chicago

Two title fights headline the card
See the odds for all the primary card conflicts below
The Octagon returns to Chicago, Illinois for UFC 238. The event promises to become among UFC’s top pay-per-views of the year. In the main event, flyweight champion Henry Cejudo is going up in weight to fight Marlon Moraes for its vacant UFC Bantamweight Championship. Whilst in the co-main occasion, women’s flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko is seeking to defend her belt for the first time against Jessica Eye. Also on the card is arguably the best fight of the year in Tony Ferguson taking on Donald Cerrone.
The principal card airs live on pay-per-view at 10:00 p.m. ET, together with all the prelims on ESPN at 8:00 p.m. ET along with the ancient prelims on ESPN+ at 6:15 p.m. ET.
UFC 238: Henry Cejudo vs Marlon Moraes Odds
Fighter Odds at Bovada Odds at BetOnline
Henry Cejudo +105 +108
Marlon Moraes -135 -128
*All odds taken 06/02/19
Fight Record and Present History
Cejudo (14-2) is coming off of two shocking wins. To begin with, at UFC 227, he ended the dominant reign of Demetrious Johnson and won the flyweight belt with unanimous decision. Then, in UFC Brooklyn in January, bantamweight champion, TJ Dillashaw was going down to carry on Cejudo. In the end, the flyweight champion knocked Dillashaw outside in only 32 seconds to defend his name. The Olympic gold medalist also has noteworthy wins over the likes of Sergio Pettis, Jussier Formiga, and Wilson Reis, amongst others.
Moraes (22-5-1) is riding a four-fight winning streak with wins over Raphael Assuncao, Jimmie Rivera, Aljamain Sterling, and John Dodson. He’s defeated Sheymon Moraes back in World collection of Fighting if he was champion. His only loss from the UFC was that his debut against Assuncao, but he got the win back before this season.
Cejudo vs Moraes Tale of the Tape
CEJUDO
VS
MORAES
32 Age 31
5’4??? Height 5’6???
64??? Reach 67???
3 UFC title conflicts 0
Two UFC finishes 3
There is a very clear path to success for both Cejudo and Moraes in this fight. If the flyweight winner can use his Olympic wrestling as he did against Johnson afterward he will grind out a decision win. For Moraes, he needs to use his explosiveness to stuff the takedowns and keep Cejudo at a range where he can pick him apart with his jab.

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