UFC 326 Main Card Parlay, Best Bets, & Odds

Daniel Zellhuber predictably sold our UFC Mexico parlay last week. We should have known not to trust the cocky fella. But we learn from our mistakes. The UFC returns to Las Vegas on and it’s home away from home in the T-Mobile Arena on March 7 for UFC 326 this weekend, and we’ll make amends there.

Max Holloway and Charles Oliveira will meet with the BMF belt on the line in a battle that has Fight of the Year written all over it. But we covered that in another piece on BT10. Here, we take a look at the rest of the exciting UFC 326 main card and try to find three bets to splice together to create a winning UFC parlay.

In the second battle of the main card, Drew Dober and Michael Johnson scrap it out at lightweight. Then it’s No. 13 Rob Font, bantamweight legend, taking on Raul Rosas Jr. In the co-main event, No. 7 middleweight contender takes on No. 8 Reinier de Ridder. Read on for our UFC betting picks for the parlay, as well as the top MMA betting odds this side of the border.

UFC 326 Main Card Parlay, Best Bets, & Odds - March 7

All odds provided by Betway.

• UFC 326 MAIN CARD PARLAY:
• Reiner de Ridder Moneyline (+210)
• Raul Rosas Jr. Moneyline (-240)
• Dober-Johnson Fight To Go The Distance - No (-200)
• Parlay Odds: +550 ($10 bet pays $65)

No. 7 Caio Borralho vs. No. 8 Reinier de Ridder Ranked Middleweight Bout Betting Odds

Caio Borralho (17-2, 1 NC) has looked peerless in most of his fights. But in his last one, he fought a real contender, and he folded. The same could be said for Reinier de Ridder (21-3), who looked hapless in a loss to Brendan Allen last year.

However, we think de Ridder’s ground game will tell in this one. This is a short, three-round fight, and we think the Dutchman will be able to take down the Brazilian more than once to take a round. At 6’4” with a 79-inch reach, de Ridder has the physical advantage. He will use that to pull off the upset.

Best Bet: Reinier de Ridder Moneyline (+210)

No. 13 Rob Font vs. Raul Rosas Jr. Bantamweight Bout Betting Odds

Rob Font is a legend of this division, but at age 38, he’s no longer the challenge he once was. Meanwhile, Raul Rosas Jr. (11-1) seems like a wrecking ball in this division. Font is more of a gatekeeper at this point. Font has lost five of his last eight, including a decision loss to David Martinez his last time out in 2025.

Font has struggled against fighters as adept at taking their opponent down as Rosas has looked since joining the promotion in 2022. Rosas is still just 21 years old, but he hasn’t shown any signs of his age in the octagon. And we think Font allowing himself to be taken down 20 times in his last five fights bodes ill for the veteran.

Best Bet: Raul Rosas Jr. Moneyline (-240)

Drew Dober vs. Michael Johnson Lightweight Bout Betting Odds

If the Holloway vs. Oliveira main event doesn’t deliver the goods, fans can count on this matchup to do so. Drew Dober (28-15, 1 NC) could’ve been a contender (Marlon Brando, anyone?), but he has decided to try to rack up fight bonuses recently rather than just win. That approach has had mixed results: six post-fight bonuses and a 5-5 record.

Michael Johnson (24-19) is a similar balls to the wall fighter, which is what makes this one so much fun. There really isn’t anything on the line. Johnson is 39, Dober 37. Why not just throw haymakers? Frankly, we’re shocked the odds for this fight not to go the distance are anything below -300. Since we found them at odds below -200, there’s no way we’re passing it up: 13 of Dober’s last 15 fights have not reached the judge’s scorecards.

Best Bet: Fight To Go The Distance - No (-185)