| Spread | Total | ML | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Soriano | β | O 0.5 β | 0% | β |
Donchenko | β | U 0.5 β | 100% | 100% Polymarket |


| Spread | Total | Moneyline | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Punahele Soriano | β | O 0.5 β | 0% | β |
Daniil Donchenko | β | U 0.5 β | 100% | 100% Polymarket |
Daniil Donchenko opens as the clear side in a three-round welterweight bout on the UFC Fight Night: Hooker vs. Parnasse main card in Paris, priced at 68c against Punahele Soriano at 33c on the evening of September 4, 2026. Donchenko is 15-2 with 12 stoppage wins and has never been finished, while Soriano is 13-4 and riding a four-fight win streak in which three wins went to the judges. The board holds roughly $28.2K, and the method props price a 57c chance the fight ends by knockout.
Daniil Donchenko is the 68c favorite on the board as of the evening of September 4, 2026, with Punahele Soriano at 33c on the other side of a three-round welterweight bout on the UFC Fight Night: Hooker vs. Parnasse main card at Accor Arena in Paris. Donchenko is 15-2 with 12 of those 15 wins by stoppage and has never been finished himself. Soriano is 13-4 and carries the longer active run, four straight wins since he dropped to welterweight. The board holds roughly $28.2K, and about 99% of it sits on the two moneyline legs.
Donchenko is 25, fights out of Ukraine, stands 5-11 with a 71-inch reach and an orthodox stance. His 15-2 record breaks down as 10 KO/TKO wins, 2 submission wins, and 3 decisions, with both losses coming on the scorecards. He is 3-0 since arriving on the UFC roster, stopping Rodrigo Sezinando at Noche UFC in September 2025, taking a unanimous decision from veteran Alex Morono in February 2026, and knocking out Theodor Berggren in June 2026. That is three appearances in under 12 months with two finishes, which is the profile the 68c price is paying for.
Soriano is 33, a southpaw at 5-11 with a 72.5-inch reach, and holds the reach edge by 1.5 inches. His 13-4 mark includes 7 KO/TKO wins and 2 submission wins, so 9 of 13 have come inside the distance. The recent pattern points the other way. Since moving down from the middleweight division, he has beaten Miguel Baeza by unanimous decision in June 2024, stopped Uros Medic in January 2025, and then won unanimous decisions over Nikolay Veretennikov at UFC 320 in October 2025 and Ramiz Brahimaj in February 2026. Three of the four wins on that streak went to the judges.
The moneyline has barely moved. Our first capture on the board at 03:04 UTC on September 4 had Donchenko at 70c, he sat at 69c through almost the entire day, and he ticked to 68c late in the evening, with Soriano moving the mirror 31c to 33c. That is a 2c drift across roughly 22 hours of captures, not a live market reacting to news. The 68c price implies a 68% win probability for Donchenko and leaves Soriano a 33% chance, which is a wider gap than an age-and-experience read alone would produce given Soriano owns the longer UFC tenure and the win streak.
The method props are where the board takes a firmer position than the moneyline does. Overall KO/TKO trades at 57c, submission at 9c, and the fight to go the distance at 34c. Split by fighter, Donchenko to win by KO/TKO is 46c against Soriano to win by KO/TKO at 13c. That 33c gap assigns roughly 80% of all the knockout equity in the fight to Donchenko, a stronger statement than the 68c moneyline makes on its own.
The round ladder tells the same story. Over 0.5 rounds is 83c, over 1.5 rounds is 63c, and over 2.5 rounds is 42c. Read as a distribution, that is about a 17% chance the fight ends in round one, another 20% in round two, and 42% that it reaches the third round at all. With the distance leg at 34c, the board leaves only about 8c of probability for a finish inside the final round.
Movement on these legs is worth scoping honestly, because the books are thin. The O/U 1.5 rounds leg carries $209 in lifetime volume and Donchenko's KO/TKO leg carries $52, while the rest of the props show no recorded volume at all. Soriano's KO/TKO leg swung between 13c and 40c through the morning of September 4 before settling at 13c, and the submission leg fell from 25c to 9c over the same window. Those are repricings in a light book, not a wave of informed money. Donchenko's own KO/TKO leg went 44c to 46c and the distance leg has held between 33c and 34c since the first capture.
The fight is scheduled for Saturday, September 5, 2026, on the main card at Accor Arena in Paris, with the main card block starting at 3:00 PM ET on Paramount+ and the preliminary card beginning at 12:00 PM ET. The bout is scheduled for three rounds at welterweight, a 170-pound limit. The moneyline resolves to the fighter awarded the official win by the referee, the judges, or the commission. The round totals settle on the round in which the fight actually ends, and the method props settle on the official method recorded on the result. A draw, a no contest, or a cancellation is handled by each platform's own void and refund rules rather than paying either side.
Donchenko's finish rate: 12 of his 15 wins have come inside the distance, and no opponent has ever stopped him, which is the core of both the 68c moneyline and the 46c KO/TKO leg.
Soriano's distance trend: three of his four wins on the current streak went to the scorecards, which is the direct argument against the 34c distance price.
The southpaw look: Soriano is the southpaw and holds a 1.5-inch reach edge, the one structural advantage he brings against an orthodox fighter who has faced pressure but not that stance profile in his UFC run.
Prop book depth: every method leg outside Donchenko's KO/TKO shows no recorded volume, so a single sized order can move those prices further than the moneyline.
Weigh-in and short-notice risk: a missed weight or a late replacement at welterweight resets the moneyline and voids the method structure the board has priced.
Age and mileage: Donchenko is 25 and Soriano is 33 with 17 professional fights, and the 68c line reflects a market pricing the younger, faster-rising fighter.
The rest of the Paris card trades alongside this one. The headliner is Dan Hooker vs Salahdine Parnasse, and the co-feature puts Michael Page against Nursulton Ruziboev at middleweight. For the division context behind this fight, the UFC welterweight champion market tracks the title picture that a fighter on Donchenko's trajectory is climbing toward. Every open fight board and the full card list sit on the UFC hub.
Resolves to the fighter awarded the official win in the Punahele Soriano vs Daniil Donchenko welterweight bout at UFC Fight Night: Hooker vs. Parnasse on Saturday, September 5, 2026, at Accor Arena in Paris, with the main card scheduled to begin at 3:00 PM ET. The fight is scheduled for three rounds at a 170-pound limit, and the moneyline settles on the result announced by the referee, the judges, or the commission, including a stoppage, a submission, a decision, or a disqualification. Round total contracts settle on the round in which the fight actually ends, so an over 2.5 rounds contract pays only if the third round begins. Method contracts settle on the official method recorded on the result, with a technical decision counted as a decision rather than a stoppage. A draw, a no contest, a cancellation, or a fighter withdrawal is handled under each platform's own void and refund rules rather than paying either moneyline side.
As of the evening of September 4, 2026, the board has Daniil Donchenko at 68c and Punahele Soriano at 33c for the September 5 welterweight bout in Paris. Donchenko opened the capture window at 70c and drifted 2c over roughly 22 hours.
Donchenko is favored at 68c, an implied 68% win probability, against 33% for Soriano. The method props back that read more strongly, giving Donchenko 46c to win by KO or TKO against 13c for Soriano.
It resolves on Saturday, September 5, 2026, once the fight goes official at Accor Arena in Paris. The main card begins at 3:00 PM ET on Paramount+ and the bout is scheduled for three rounds at welterweight.
Prediction Genius tracks UFC fight markets across Kalshi and Polymarket, and the board above shows the live prices currently rendering for this bout with every leg it carries. Prices update as the books move ahead of the September 5 card.
The board prices the fight to go the full three rounds at 34c, with over 2.5 rounds at 42c and an overall knockout price of 57c. Watch the round ladder after Friday weigh-ins, since Soriano has gone to the judges in three of his last four wins while Donchenko has finished 12 of 15 career opponents.