Saturday may prove to be the biggest and best day in the MMA calendar year. It could also be the biggest joke. But that's what fans sign up for when they tune in for Bellator events. You just never know when you could see some of the best knockout artists in the game, like Michael Page knocking out his foe with a flying knee, or the circus show of Kimbo Slice vs. Dada 5000.
Bellator 180 and the PPV that follows appears to lean toward being great, with some of the best young fighters on Bellator's roster in action this weekend. It also features a pair of those sideshow elements atop the PPV with Chael Sonnen against Wanderlei Silva and Matt Mitrione against Fedor Eemelianenko. Here's how the full fight card for both Bellator 180 and Bellator PPV shake out with the latest odds from Bovada.
Bellator 180 fight card
| Favorite | Challenger | Weightclass |
|---|---|---|
Phil Davis (c) -135 | Ryan Bader +105 | Light heavyweight title |
James Gallagher -270 | Chinzo Machida +210 | Featherweight |
Neiman Gracie -1000 | Dave Marfone +600 | Welterweight |
Heather Hardy | Alice Yauger | Women's flyweight |
Bellator PPV fight card
| Favorite | Challenger | Weightclass |
|---|---|---|
Chael Sonnen -170 | Wanderlei Silva +140 | Light heavyweight |
Matt Mitrione -130 | Fedor Emelianenko +100 | Heavyweight |
Lorenz Larkin -190 | Douglas Lima +155 | Welterweight title |
Michael Chandler (c) -800 | Brent Primus +500 | Lightweight title |
Aaron Pico -163 | Zach Freeman +120 | Lightweight |
The first fight card begins at 8 p.m. ET and will be live on Spike TV. You can watch those fights through your local cable provider or on the Spike app. Action then shifts to PPV at 10 p.m. ET. You can buy the fight for $49.95 through your local cable provider or stream the fights on your computer or mobile device. Here's a full list of the ways you can stream the fights on Saturday night.
YouTube will have a stream available to watch the fights after you make your purchase.
