UFC Fight Night Aspinall vs Tybura Odds: Aspinall Will Stand Two Inches Taller Than Tybura

• In just his second UFC main event, Tybura takes on hometown favorite Aspinall
• Molly McCann a heavy favorite despite coming off a loss
• Paul Craig set to make his middleweight debut against Andre Muniz

UFC Fight Night: Aspinall vs Tybura

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UFC Fight Night: Aspinall vs Tybura - Picks & Predictions

Tom Aspinall vs Marcin Tybura - Heavyweight division

Tom Aspinall (-450)

Molly McCann vs Julija Stoliarenko - Women’s flyweight division

Molly McCann (-255)

Nathaniel Wood vs Andre Fili - Featherweight division

Nathaniel Wood (-190)

Paul Craig vs Andre Muniz - Middleweight division

Andre Muniz (-210)

Jai Herbert vs Fares Ziam - Lightweight division

Jai Herbert (+120)

Lerone Murphy vs Joshua Culibao - featherweight division

Lerone Murphy (-150)

Tom Aspinall vs Marcin Tybura - Heavyweight Division

The largest fighters on this main card also have the largest differential in odds!

Riding an eight-fight winning streak heading into his last fight against Curtis Blaydes, Tom Aspinall would suffer his first loss in the UFC, albeit due to suffering a knee injury just 15-seconds into the fight. The fight is listed on his record as a TKO loss.

Currently ranked at number-five in the heavyweight division, this Saturday will be Aspinall’s first fight in a year. To learn more about weight classes, read our guide to women's & men's UFC weight classes.    

He takes on Marcin Tybura, who is currently ranked at number-ten and who has won his last two in a row against Alexander Romanov and, most recently, Blagoy Ivanov in February.

Aspinall will stand two-inches taller than Tybura and, despite his layoff due to injury and recovery, he is listed as a massive -450 favorite to win this weekend.

To find out how to place your bets for this heavyweight main event, check out our ultimate UFC betting guide to get started.

Molly McCann vs Julija Stoliarenko - Women’s Flyweight Division

Another hometown favorite, Molly McCann had won three in a row heading into her most recent fight against Erin Blanchfield last November.

However, McCann’s streak was broken when Blanchfield submitted her in the first-round of their UFC 281 bout.

Julija Stoliarenko is just 1-4 in her last four fights and is coming off of a first-round TKO loss at the hands of Chelsea Chandler that took place last October.

Listed as a +205 underdog, Stoliarenko will still enter the octagon this Saturday with a height and reach advantage, both measuring four-inches.

 Nathaniel Wood vs Andre Fili - Featherweight Division

Former Cage Warriors champ[ion Nathaniel Wood will be looking for his third win in a row this Saturday when he takes on Andre Fili in a featherweight match up.

Wood fought twice in 2022, earning unanimous decision victories over both Charles Rosa and Charles Jourdain. This will be his first fight of 2023.

Andre Fili is 1-2 with one no-contest in his last four fights. He is coming off of a close split-decision win over Bill Algeo that took place last September.

Fili will stand four-inches taller and have a reach advantage of five-inches but is still the underdog at +160.

Paul Craig vs Andre Muniz - Middleweight Division

Former light heavyweight submission machine Paul Craig moves down to 185-pounds to compete in the middleweight division for the first time in his professional career.

The change in weight comes following back-to-back losses at light heavyweight against Volkan Oezdemir and, most recently, Johnny Walker - who earned a first-round TKO win over Craig at UFC 283 in January.

Welcoming Craig to the middleweight division will be Andre Muniz - a fighter who recently had a nine-fight winning streak snapped at the hands of Brendan Allen, who submitted Muniz in the third-round of their fight this past February.

Both men hold black belts in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, but Muniz’ is third-degree, giving him the edge in the eyes of the oddsmakers who have the Brazilian fighter listed at -210 to win.

Jai Herbert vs Fares Ziam - Lightweight Division

1-1-1 in his last three fights, Jai Herbert will enter the octagon this weekend coming off of a draw with L’udovit Klein that took place at UFC 286 back in March.

He takes on Fares Ziam, who is coming off of a unanimous decision win over Michal Figlak that took place last September.

These two fighters stand at equal height but Herbert will have a two-inch edge in the reach department. 

However, it is France’s Ziam who is listed as the favorite at -140.

Lerone Murphy vs Joshua Culibao - Featherweight Division

The main card kicks off with a featherweight bout between undefeated Lerone Murphy and Joshua Culiabao - who has won his last three in a row.

Murphy was undefeated when he signed with the UFC and, despite fighting to a draw in his promotional debut, has remained undefeated, winning his following four fights. He most recently earned a split-decision over Gabriel Santos at UFC 286 in March.

Culibao has also already fought once this year, earning a second-round submission over Melsik Baghdasaryan at UFC 284 this past February. It was his third win in a row.

There is just one-inch in height separating these two fighters with every other statistic being quite similar. But the undefeated Murphy comes in as the favorite at -150.

How to Watch UFC Fight Night: Aspinall vs Tybura

• LOCATION: O2 Arena, London, England
• WHEN: Saturday, July 22
• TIME: 3 PM EST
• HOW: ESPN, ESPN+