Steve Erceg vs Ode Osbourne Betting Prediction UFC Vegas 109 August 9. Place a bet on this mixed martial arts event at YouWager.lv.

Steve Erceg vs Ode Osbourne Betting Prediction

Now we have the Steve Erceg vs Ode Osbourne Betting Prediction for both teams.

At the UFC Vegas 109 event, which will take place on Saturday, August 9, 2025, Steve Erceg will compete against Ode Osbourne inside the Octagon. Erceg is set at -600 on the opening moneyline, while Osbourne is priced at +425 on the same line.

“Astroboy” Steve Erceg has a record of 12 wins and 0 losses. The 30-year-old fighter has a height of 5 feet 8 inches and weighs 125 pounds. The orthodox fighter has a reach of 68 inches. Known as “The Jamaican Sensation” Osbourne stands 5’7 “and steps on the scale at 125 lbs. The southpaw fighter looks to add a victory to his record of 13-8-0 (1 NC). The 33-year-old has a wingspan of 73” . Steve Erceg lands 4.45 significant strikes per minute, whereas Ode Osbourne comes in at 3.20 significant strikes per minute. Both of these figures are big strikes. Osbourne is landing forty percent of the important blows he attempts, while Erceg is connecting on forty-six percent of them. “Astroboy” takes 4.03 major strikes per minute in the Octagon, whereas “The Jamaican Sensation” takes 3.82. This is the difference between the two fighters when it comes to defense. Erceg is also able to defend against 52% of the significant strikes that are thrown his way, whereas Osbourne is able to deflect 46% of the strikes that are delivered in his direction.

In terms of wrestling, Steve Erceg is the wrestler with the lowest level of competence, since he is only able to achieve a takedown 0.84 times every three rounds. On 26% of his efforts, Erceg is successful in completing his takedowns, and he is successful in preventing 63% of all takedowns that are attempted on him. In 28% of the takedowns that Osbourne attempts, he is successful in bringing his opponents to the ground, and he is successful in 65% of the takedowns that he attempts against him. When it comes to submissions, Erceg is less likely to aim for the finish because he attempts to get 0.3 submissions every three quarters, whereas Osbourne strives to get 0.6 submissions to be sent every fifteen minutes.

Steve Erceg’s most recent bout was against Brandon Moreno, and he was lost by a unanimous decision in the fifth round of the fight. Over the course of this competition, Moreno landed 95 of the 182 strikes that he allowed himself to throw. At the end of the night, Erceg had successfully landed 119 of the total 282 strikes. In terms of important strikes, Moreno ended up landing 89 out of 176, which gave him a percentage of fifty percent based on his performance. At the conclusion of the battle, he landed 59 of the 138 serious blows to the head. According to the statistics for the opponent, Erceg ended up landing 116 of 279 major strikes, which is equivalent to 41% of his total strikes. In terms of the significant strikes, he was successful on 90 out of 237 blows that were directed at the head. Ninety-seven percent of the significant strikes that Moreno landed, and eighty-nine percent of the blows that Erceg landed, were thrown at a distance.

Over the course of Ode Osbourne’s final bout in the Octagon, he faced off against Luis Gurule and ultimately prevailed in the fight by landing a punch to the head in the second round. Gurule was successful in landing 91% of the significant blows he attempted at distance, whereas Osbourne was only able to connect on 77% of his significant strikes at distance. In the end, Osbourne was successful in landing 48 percent of the big strikes he tried, connecting on 18 out of 43. In the end, he did manage to land 11 of the 33 significant blows that were directed at the head. Over the course of that battle, Gurule was successful in connecting on 12 of the 34 critical strikes. With regard to the accuracy of the significant strikes, he ended up landing three out of thirteen strikes that were directed at the head. In terms of the strikes that he attempted during this competition, Gurule was successful on 26 out of 49, whereas Osbourne was successful on 22 out of 50 of all the strikes that he attempted.

An additional fight that is not to be missed is the one in which Andre Fili will be competing against Christian Rodriguez inside the Octagon. By the time Fili enters the Octagon, he has a record of 24-12-0 with one knockout. This 35-year-old fighter weighs 145 pounds and measures 5 feet 11 inches tall. He is an orthodox fighter who extends to 74 inches. Rodriguez stands in at 5’7 “and steps on the scale at 145 lbs. The orthodox fighter steps into the cage holding a mark of 12-3-0. The 27-year-old has a reach of 71” . As far as the grappling division is concerned, Andre Fili places his opponent on the ground 2.17 times for every three rounds, while Christian Rodriguez achieves a takedown 1.84 times for every three rounds. Fili is connecting on 3.84 strikes per minute and is connecting on 37% of his attempted strikes. This indicates that he is performing well in terms of striking. Christian Rodriguez is the other fighter in this battle. He has tagged his opponent on fifty percent of the strikes he has attempted and is landing three and sixty-three strikes per minute.

One more fight that you absolutely must miss is the one that Jean Matsumoto is scheduled to fight against Miles Johns. Johns enters the cage with a record of 15-3-0 (1 NC), which is his current standing. The orthodox fighter, who is 31 years old and weighs 135 pounds, stands 5 feet 7 inches tall and has an arm span of 66 inches for his opponent. Matsumoto measures in at 5’6 “and is weighing in at 135 lbs. The orthodox fighter looks to add a win to his career total of 16-1-0. The 25-year-old has a wingspan of 68” . As far as grappling is concerned, Miles Johns is successful in preventing 81% of the takedowns that his opponents have attempted, and he is successful in bringing his opponents to the mat on 20% of his efforts. Matsumoto is successful in taking down his opponents 47% of the time, while he is successful in preventing 57% of the takedowns that his opponents have attempted. Johns receives 2.65 strikes per minute, while he deals 3.16 strikes per minute. This is in relationship to striking. On the other hand, Matsumoto is receiving 5.40 strikes per minute and responding with 5.18 strikes per minute.

 

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