| Spread | Total | ML | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
βΆSteveson | β | β | 92%91% | 92% Kalshi |
βΆEllison | β | β | 10%9% | 10% Kalshi |
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Gable Steveson, the 2020 Olympic freestyle wrestling gold medalist and two-time NCAA heavyweight champion, opens his UFC career against Elisha Ellison on the UFC 329 prelims on July 11, 2026, as the biggest betting favorite in company history. The cross-platform moneyline is the most lopsided on the board: Steveson is priced above 90% implied on both Kalshi and Polymarket, and the two exchanges land within a point of each other. Ellison enters 5-2 as a professional but 0-1 inside the Octagon, ranked near the bottom of the UFC heavyweight division, so the question this market prices is how Steveson finishes, not whether. The live board above carries the current cross-platform prices; the bout settles the same night at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Gable Steveson is the biggest betting favorite in UFC history entering his Octagon debut, and the prediction market reflects it. The heavyweight moneyline against Elisha Ellison is the widest on the UFC 329 board, with Steveson priced above 90% implied on both exchanges and roughly $1.28M in cumulative volume already staked across the pair. The only genuine market question is the method and pace of a Steveson win, not the winner.
Steveson arrives with one of the most decorated wrestling resumes ever to cross into mixed martial arts: a 2020 Olympic freestyle gold medal at heavyweight and two NCAA Division I titles at Minnesota. He is 3-0 as a professional, finishing all three opponents inside the first round before signing with the UFC, and he trains alongside the Jon Jones camp. Sportsbooks have listed him anywhere from -2800 to -4000, a line that surpasses fellow wrestling converts Bo Nickal and Malcolm Wellmaker, who both closed near -2500. That sportsbook range implies a win rate in the high 90s.
Ellison is the reason the number is this extreme. He is 5-2 as a professional but 0-1 in the UFC, coming off a first-round knockout loss in his promotional debut last year, and he sits No. 38 of 40 in the UFC heavyweight rankings. The prediction market prices him as a live underdog rather than a formality, and that is the cross-platform read worth noting: the exchange price on Ellison is materially richer than the underdog price implied by Steveson's -2800 to -4000 sportsbook line. Kalshi and Polymarket agree with each other to within a point on both fighters, so there is no cross-platform arbitrage here, only a market that is slightly kinder to the dog than the books.
The fight sits on the prelims of a card headlined by Conor McGregor versus Max Holloway 2, which explains the heavy volume for an undercard bout. Line movement has been negligible; the moneyline has held near its open, with no meaningful intraday swing in either direction, consistent with a matchup the market considers settled.
The market resolves the night of July 11, 2026, once the heavyweight bout goes final at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Settlement follows the official UFC result, whether by knockout, technical knockout, submission, or the judges' scorecards. Each fighter's contract pays $1 per share if that fighter is declared the winner and $0 otherwise. A draw, a no-contest, or a cancellation resolves per each platform's fight-specific void and refund rules.
Steveson's wrestling base, headlined by a 2020 Olympic gold and two NCAA heavyweight titles, against a striker who has not solved elite grappling. Steveson's 3-0 professional record with all three wins by first-round finish, which drives the historic favorite price. Ellison's 0-1 UFC mark and No. 38 of 40 heavyweight ranking, the source of the lopsided line. The cross-platform value spot, where the exchange price on Ellison is richer than the sportsbook underdog price implied by a -2800 to -4000 favorite. Method and round, where the remaining market interest sits given the winner is close to fully priced. Card placement on the Conor McGregor versus Max Holloway 2 undercard, which drives the bout's outsized volume.
UFC 329 fills out the sports prediction markets slate on July 11, with a full main card above these prelims. Compare this fight to the Cory Sandhagen vs Mario Bautista bantamweight bout, the McGregor vs Holloway 2 main event, and the Robert Whittaker vs Nikita Krylov light heavyweight matchup, each of which carries a tighter cross-platform moneyline than the Steveson favorite.
Resolves to the fighter who wins the Steveson vs Ellison heavyweight bout at UFC 329 on July 11, 2026, at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The winner is settled by the official UFC result, whether by knockout, technical knockout, submission, or the judges' scorecards. Each fighter's contract pays $1 per share if that fighter is declared the winner and $0 otherwise. If the bout is ruled a draw or a no-contest, or is canceled or postponed past the scheduled date, the market resolves per each platform's fight-specific void and refund rules.
As of July 11, 2026, Gable Steveson is the heavy favorite at 91.5c on the cross-platform average, priced 92c on Kalshi and 91c on Polymarket. Elisha Ellison trades at 9.5c (10c on Kalshi, 9c on Polymarket). The two exchanges are within a cent of each other on both fighters.
It resolves the night of July 11, 2026, once the heavyweight bout goes final at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Settlement follows the official UFC result by knockout, submission, or the judges' decision.
The fight trades on both Kalshi and Polymarket, and Prediction Genius shows the cross-platform board so you can compare each fighter's price on the two exchanges side by side.
Gable Steveson is favored at roughly 91% to 92% implied probability, making him the biggest betting favorite in UFC history. Sportsbooks have listed him from -2800 to -4000, which implies an even higher win rate than the prediction market.
Watch for method-of-victory and round markets if they open, since the winner is close to fully priced. Steveson has finished all three pro fights in the first round, so a fast finish is the base case, and any Ellison early-round survival is the main threat to that line.