Rolando Bedoya vs Jamie Mularkey UFC Fight Night 260 – Odds, Time and Prediction

Rolando Bedoya will be facing off against Jamie Mularkaey in UFC Fight Night 260 this weekend. The upcoming bout already has both fighters tied at (-110) and their rivalry heating up once again as both will strive to win what could be a career-ending event on Sunday.

While both fighters have known their fair share of defeats, this has not stopped them from refining their abilities and keeping the grind on. They are far from UFC stardom, but have been putting in the mileage all the same. However, a series of losses now puts them in a tough spot – start winning, or they may be on their way out.

Rolando Bedoya versus Jamie Mularkey – Odds

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When, Where, and How to Watch?

• Place: RAC Arena, Perth, Australia
• Date: Sunday, September 28
• Time: 7 pm
• How to Watch: ESPN+

Both Fighters Need to Win, But Patchy Track Record Puts Careers at Risk

The bookmakers believe that the fight will go the distance, giving Over 2.5 (-175) as the most likely outcome. At the same time, both Bedoya and Mularkey are tied to win the fight at (-110).

Bedoya, known as “The Machine,” enters the Octagon with a professional record of 14 wins and 4 losses. Since joining the UFC in May 2023, he has faced tough competition, resulting in three consecutive losses. Despite these setbacks, Bedoya remains determined to turn his fortunes around and prove his worth in the lightweight division.

Mullarkey has the benefit of fighting on home turf as he is originally from Australia and boasts a record of 17 wins and 8 losses. After a series of mixed results, including a knockout loss to Mauricio Ruffy in May 2024, he is eager to get back on track and make a statement in front of the fans.

With both fighters seeking redemption and a much-needed victory, this bout is poised to be an exciting piece of action for fans, leading to the night’s main event, of course, which will have Carlos Ulberg take on Dominick Reyes.

While Bedoya has the stamina to go the distance, we are thinking that Mularkey will be able to close this one in round two at the outside.

Pick: Under 2.5 (+153)