UFC 308 is only days away, and we've already got UFC 308 bet boosts and promos up at the best sportsbooks.
This event on October 26 is highly anticipated, as Ilia Topuria makes his first featherweight title defense against Max Holloway, fresh off the most dramatic knockout in UFC history.
Let's look at the best UFC boosts from the sportsbooks below.
Bet365 UFC 308 Best Bet Boost & Promos
- Geoff Neal, Shara Magomedov, Magomed Ankalaev all to win = +195 (up from +175)
I love this parlay. Neal is a bit chalked (-300) to win his fight vs RDA, but I'm confident in his ability to get it done. The ML format also keeps things fluid, as he may win via KO or decision.
The second leg is key, as Magomedov is a narrow favorite over Armen Petrosyan. Petrosyan is a very composed fighter, but he lacks the upside of Shara "Bullet," and I'm happy to take a risk on that play.
Finally, Ankalaev will get his hand raised Saturday vs Aleksandar Rakic. Rakic is tough, but Ankalaev is better, and he'll have three rounds to implement his game plan. Of the bet365 boosted parlays, this is by far the best option, and I'll be placing a unit on it ahead of UFC 308.
Caesars Sportsbook UFC 308 Best Bet Boost & Promos
- Ilia Topuria, Robert Whittaker, Magomed Ankalaev, Shara Magomedov all to win = +850 (up from +800)
I'm a massive fan of this parlay, too, as it sprinkles in an upset I'm keen on. Also, Caesars is generous enough to bless bettors with a 25% boost on all UFC 308 parlays. Literally any parlay will see a 25% boost at Caesars. Awesome stuff.
This promotion keeps my earlier logic in line, but adds a twist for the main and co-main events. In the main event, I like Topuria to get it done. I know Max is a popular underdog pick (I get it), but Topuria's power and pure boxing have greatly impressed me. I don't love the Spaniard's steep odds, so adding him to a parlay makes up for the deficit in value.
After that, I'm on Whittaker to defeat Chimaev, which you can read more about here. Round 1 will be a nail-biter. Khamzat will likely dive for a takedown immediately as the chaos escalates. I'll be praying for Whittaker's survival in Round 1, and he'll have to scramble the same way Kamaru Usman rolled around for five full minutes. In the end, I'll bet he gets it done.