BKFC56: Perry vs Alvarez fight card preview, betting picks & odds
The BKFC 56 is set for Salt Lake City, Utah, on Saturday, December 1. With Mike Perry and Eddie Alvarez set to headline plus three title fights, it is a must-watch event. See the top betting preview, sportsbook odds, and best picks for the fight card.
Saturday’s BKFC 56 event in Salt Lake City promises to be one of the most intense and action-packed spectacles in Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship history. With fighters acclimating to the altitude and the potential for some of the most compelling matchups, here are our top BKFC 56 betting picks for every fight on the card.
Both Perry and Alvarez boast impressive MMA backgrounds, and their transition to bare-knuckle boxing promises a clash of styles and strengths. Perry’s sheer toughness and Alvarez’s extensive experience set the stage for a war of attrition. Expect both fighters to relentlessly pursue victory through volume and power punches. A potential decision seems likely, leaving both warriors bloodied but unbowed.
The top sportsbook are leaning heavily in favor of Mike Perry and for good reason. Bet on Mike Perry to get his fourth BKFC win in this bout.
This heavyweight bout is destined to be a quick and furious affair. Rothwell’s power and experience contrast with Duffee’s relentless aggression. It’s expected to end in round one or two, with Rothwell’s technical prowess aiming to counter Duffee’s forceful attacks.
Ferea’s physical dominance and technical skill versus Rawlings’ speed and boxing prowess make for an intriguing rematch. Ferea aims to maintain her bully-like approach, while Rawlings needs to assert control in the center of the ring. Rawlings’ strategy will likely be high-volume attacks to counter Ferea’s strength.
If Rawling can tick with her strategy and overwhelm Ferea, we should be seeing an upset in this bout. We will be siding with the +275 in the Flyweight Championship bout.
Stewart’s wrestling background versus Davis’s reach advantage sets the stage for a clash of styles. Expect Stewart to seek a gritty clinch battle, while Davis aims for a technical striking match from a distance. This fight might be decided based on whose strategy prevails.
We will be siding with the Featherweight champ, who will look to continue his undefeated streak.
A rematch with high stakes, Adams’ power and cardio against Terrill’s footwork and counter-attacks promise a decisive outcome. Both fighters exhibit impressive skills, making it likely to end before the final bell, with the potential for a knockout.
Expect the same result from this fight as their first. Adams to win by KO in round 2.
Stephens’ power and Rivera’s precision create an intriguing dynamic. Expect Rivera to focus on accuracy, while Stephens aims for an early finish. Rivera’s strategy will be volume and accuracy, whereas Stephens needs to press forward and utilize his power punches.
Look at Stephens to gain his first BKFC career win with an early finish
Moa’s athleticism and recent momentum contrast with Bercier’s boxing background. Moa’s early-round successes versus Bercier’s potential to extend the fight will likely determine the outcome.
With odds as low as -600, it is nearly impossible to place a bet on Moa. Bet on the unpredictability of Bare Knuckle Fighting and take the odds of +425 for Bridger Bercier to win.
Jones’ recent streak versus Lozano’s experience sets the stage for a tightly contested match. Lozano’s ring experience may provide an edge, but Jones’ speed could be a factor.
Mike Jones should be claiming his first win in the BKFC this week.
Rodriguez’s volume and proven competitive stamina versus Vandermeer’s knockout history highlight this match. Rodriguez’s ability to withstand early threats will be critical.
Bet on Esteban to withstand the early mayhem from Vandermeer and to win this bout in the later rounds.
Schulz’s power versus Hilton’s height advantage makes for an interesting clash. Hilton’s focus on striking efficiency will challenge Schulz’s aggressive approach.
If Schulz can make this a messy fight, we should be expecting a knockout in the early rounds.
Bradshaw’s striking efficiency versus Dennison’s knockout tendencies promise an action-packed start. Dennison’s youth and reach may provide an advantage, but Bradshaw’s strategy will aim to nullify that.
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