UFC 332: Green vs. Ribovics Predictions & Betting Odds

The UFC basically took a week off with the UFC Vegas 121 lineup they put out last Saturday. Lucky for them, the unknowns on that card showed out and salvaged the night. At UFC 332 in Salt Lake City this week, they’re hoping for the same, with a matchup of unknowns battling for the women’s flyweight strap in the main event.

One of the biggest fights of the night, therefore, is the third of the main card pitting surprise 2026 hero King Green against Argentinian Esteban Ribovics in a battle that promises to bring the violence with both men averaging 6.5 strikes per minute or more.

Can Green push his 2026 record to a nutty 4-0? Or will Ribovics make the 40-year-old’s comeback tour hit the skids? Read on for the latest UFC betting odds for the scrap as well as our analysis and best bet for the bout!

UFC 332: King Green vs. Esteban Ribovics Main Card Lightweight Bout - October 3 - 8 P.M. EDT

All odds provided by Powerplay.

Tale of the Tape:

Category	King Green	Esteban Ribovics
Height	5’10” (1.78 m)	5’10” (1.78 m)
Weight	155 lbs (70 kg)	155 lbs (70 kg)
Reach	71” (170 cm)	69” (175 cm)
Age	40	30
Nickname	N/A	El Gringo
Fighting Stance	Orthodox	Orthodox
Significant Strikes Landed/Minute	6.49	7.43
Strikes Absorbed/Minute	3.63	5.74
Takedown Average	1.32	0.32
Takedown Defense	72 %	66 %
Current Ranking	N/A	No. 6
Fighting Out Of	Fontana, California, U.S.	Salta, Argentina

Fight Analysis & Prediction

King Green vs. Esteban Ribovics Lightweight Main Card Bout Betting Odds

Fighter	Moneyline	Spread	Rounds	Win by Decision	Win by KO/TKO/DQ	Win by Submission	Go the Distance
King Green	+200	+3.5 (+150)	O2.5 (+105)	+350	+900	+1,400	Yes (+144)
Esteban Ribovics	-245	-3.5 (-190)	U2.5 (-135)	+325	+125	+750	No (-186)

King Green (36-17-1, 1 NC) seems like he’s just never going to fold. He’s 40 years old now, but he arguably looks better than he ever has in his career. He’s riding a four-fight win streak, and he’s already 3-0 in 2026. He could win UFC Fighter of the Year with another win here.

Esteban Ribovics (16-3) is 10 years younger than Green, but he’s still not as dangerous against similar competition. Green beat Nasrat Haqparast, Daniel Zellhuber, and Terrance McKinney all very convincingly, but Ribovics lost to Haqparast and won a dicey split decision against Zellhuber.

Green is an excellent boxer who does a lot of damage but doesn’t take as much as you might think considering his volume and hands-down defensive technique. We think Ribovics is a lesser striker, and he’s also a lesser wrestler.

“El Gringo” loves to attack with his legs, which should allow Green to get a couple of takedowns and/or force Ribovics to fight from a distance that favours Green. Eventually Green will break down, but we don’t see it happening now. There’s really no reason for these big moneyline odds against the 55-fight veteran, so we’re going to zag on this one.

Best Bet: King Green Moneyline (+200)