TLDR
- Martinetti opens between -130 and -155 favorite over Grant (+110 to +130) at UFC Vegas 116
- The newcomer earned his contract via Contender Series with a 15-fight winning streak
- Grant enters as underdog despite his experience fighting at UFC level
- Prop bets include over/under 2.5 rounds and Grant by decision at +250
- The bantamweight fight takes place on the main card Saturday
Full Card Odds
Fight Time & How to Watch
| Time Zone | Start Time |
|---|---|
| Eastern (ET) | ~10:35 PM |
| Central (CT) | ~9:35 PM |
| Mountain (MT) | ~8:35 PM |
| Pacific (PT) | ~7:35 PM |
| UK (GMT+1) | ~3:35 AM (Sun) |
| Australia AEST | ~12:35 PM (Sun) |
Where to watch: Paramount+ Venue: Meta APEX, Las Vegas, Nevada Date: Saturday, April 25, 2026
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Sources: RotoBaller | MMA Odds Breaker | Fight Odds | Action Network
Juan Adrian Martinetti will make his UFC debut as the betting favorite against veteran Davey Grant at UFC Vegas 116 on Saturday. Early odds from multiple sportsbooks list the newcomer between -130 and -155, while Grant sits as the underdog at +110 to +130.
Martinettti earned his UFC contract through Dana White’s Contender Series in October 2025, winning by unanimous decision. The victory extended his winning streak to 15 consecutive fights, a record that has influenced the betting markets in his favor.
Odds Vary Across Sportsbooks
Different sportsbooks have released slightly different lines for the bantamweight matchup. BetOnline lists Martinetti at -155 with Grant at +130, while Circa Sports has the line closer at Martinetti -130 and Grant +110.
DraftKings assigned Martinetti a salary of $8,200 for daily fantasy purposes, indicating he is viewed as the favorite in their system. The variation in odds across platforms suggests some uncertainty about how Martinetti will perform in his octagon debut.
The fight will take place on the main card of UFC Vegas 116. This represents a rare opportunity for a debuting fighter to appear on the main card rather than the preliminary portion of the event.
Prop Bets Available for Fight
Beyond the basic moneyline odds, sportsbooks have released several prop bets for the contest. The over/under for total rounds is set at 2.5 with odds around 1.90, suggesting bookmakers expect the fight could end before the final bell.
One sportsbook is offering Grant by decision at +250, a bet that appeals to those who believe the veteran’s experience will help him survive and win on the scorecards. This prop highlights the contrast between Martinetti’s finishing ability on the Contender Series and Grant’s durability as a UFC veteran.
Grant brings years of experience in the UFC bantamweight division to the cage. His track record against UFC-level competition stands in contrast to Martinetti’s resume, which was built primarily outside the promotion.
Betting lines typically shift as fight week progresses and more money comes in from bettors. The current lines could move depending on public betting patterns and any new information about either fighter’s preparation.
Martinettti’s 15-fight winning streak is the primary factor driving his status as favorite. The length of his streak demonstrates consistency, though the level of competition he faced during that run varies.
The bantamweight bout gives Martinetti a chance to prove his Contender Series performance was not a one-time showing. Grant, meanwhile, looks to use his experience to welcome another prospect to the UFC with a loss.
Current odds across major sportsbooks range from Martinetti -130 to -155, with Grant listed between +110 and +130 depending on the platform.
