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The final UFC card concluded with an incredibly disappointing performance by Colby Covington, who saw Leon Edwards emotionally retain his title.

Think he’ll retain his title for another year?

Oddsmakers at DraftKings have Edwards to retain his welterweight title through the 2024 year at +100 (50 percent implied). And there’s plenty more where that came from.

Below are the odds for each division, with the incumbent champion bolded.

Is 2024 the year for Conor McGregor? He’s opened 150/1 to win the lightweight championship, although no date or opponent has been officially announced for his 2024 return.

The expectation is he fights Michael Chandler, with rumors circulating that he could fight at UFC 300 in April. But those rumors are still unfounded.

Winning fighters can typically participate in fights three or four times a year. But sometimes as little as once for the biggest stars in the game.

This should be factored into any bets.

UFC Flyweight Champion odds


  Sean O’Malley shocked the world when he knocked out Aljamain Sterling. Zuffa LLC via Getty Images Sean O’Malley shocked the world when he knocked out Aljamain Sterling. Zuffa LLC via Getty Images

UFC Bantamweight Champion odds

UFC Featherweight Champion odds


  Islam Makhachev hasn’t lost since 2015. Zuffa LLC via Getty Images Islam Makhachev hasn’t lost since 2015. Zuffa LLC via Getty Images

UFC Lightweight Champion odds

UFC Welterweight Champion odds


  UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland. Zuffa LLC via Getty Images UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland. Zuffa LLC via Getty Images

UFC Middleweight Champion odds

UFC Light Heavyweight Champion odds

UFC Heavyweight Champion odds

Women’s Strawweight Champion odds

Women’s Flyweight Champion odds

Women’s Bantamweight Champion odds

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