Oddsmakers revisit Trump’s UFC White House Supercard predictions

President Donald Trump believes the upcoming UFC event at the White House could feature “eight or nine” championship fights – but oddsmakers say the numbers are wrong.

Betting experts at BetOnline.ag are projecting a much smaller lineup, with odds indicating only three to four fights total will take place in the unique White House Octagon setup. The sportsbook has already released prop bets that reflect their expectations, indicating skepticism toward Trump’s ambitious supercard vision.

Trump has also repeatedly said that his favorite fighter is a heavyweight knockout artist Derrick Lewisbetter known as ‘The Black Beast’. Lewis is coming off an impressive first-round stoppage of Tallison Teixeira earlier this year, and due to Trump’s public praise, sportsbooks now list him as the favorite to compete in the UFC White House event.

Oddsmakers have also opened a market by predicting which weight class will headline Washington, DC. The light heavyweight division is the overwhelming favorite – prompting speculation about which top contenders or champions could be tapped for the historic main event.

UFC White House odds are subject to change and updated in real time HERE.

How many title fights are on the UFC White House card?

More/less than 3.5

How many title fights are on the UFC White House card?

3 (+150)

2 (+200)

4 (+400)

5 (+500)

1 (+600)

6 (+800)

7 (+1000)

0 (+1600)

8 (+3300)

9+ (+4000)

What weight class is the final fight at UFC White House?

Light heavyweight +100

Heavyweight +250

Welterweight +400

Women’s Bantamweight +500

Middleweight +600

Lightweight +800

Featherweight +1600

Men’s bantamweight +1800

Men’s flyweight +2200

Women’s Flyweight +5000

Straw weight +5000

Will Connor McGregor compete in UFC White House?

Yes +200

No -300

Will Derrick Lewis compete in UFC White House?

Yes -150

Not +110

What will happen first?

Trump speaks on the microphone in Octagon +150

Trump does a dance in Octagon -200

Will President Trump take home the title of Main Event Champion?

Yes -150

Not +110

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