Home of Fight Expert Picks: UFC Vegas 110
UFC Vegas 110 heads to the APEX this Saturday, bringing a stacked card of international talent eager to climb their divisions. The main event features a compelling featherweight showdown between Steve Garcia and David Onama, two surging contenders with dynamic striking resumes. Garcia rides a six-fight win streak, recently outclassing former title challenger Calvin Kattar, and showcases powerful knockout ability coupled with surprisingly efficient defense for a pressure striker. Onama, meanwhile, has won four straight with notable athleticism and durability, including a decisive victory over Giga Chikadze. This clash promises fireworks, as both fighters have knockout intent and could catapult into title contention with an emphatic win.
The co-main event pits heavyweights Waldo Cortes-Acosta and Ante Delija against each other, both boasting finishing power and proven resilience. Cortes-Acosta hopes to rebound from a knockout loss, while Delija seeks to build on his impressive UFC debut. Women’s bantamweights Norma Dumont and Ketlen Vieira meet in a critical fight, each eyeing a top contender spot as Dumont brings a five-fight win streak and Vieira steadies herself with recent victories. The undercard features prospects and veterans across divisions, ensuring action from start to finish in the UFC’s compact APEX cage.
With a great fight card on tap, money can be made at the sportsbook this Saturday night. Home of Fight is here to help put money in your pockets and cash out at the window this Saturday night. Let’s take a look at the Home of Fight expert picks for UFC Vegas 110.
Steve Garcia vs. David Onama
- HayJive – David Onama
“I’ll take the underdog here as I think this is a 50/50 fight. Both guys are dangerous strikers and both have been hurt in many fights.”
- Nolan (TheParlay) – Steve Garcia
“I think Steve’s aggressiveness and power could he an issue. I believe he will have better cardio as well.”
- JJ (TheOctagonKings) – Steve Garcia
“Garcia is an aggressive striker and finisher while Onama is lethal, though slightly more calculated. If this is dangerous early on, I think we see Garcia being better with a brawl.”
- Corrie – Steve Garcia
“The pressure, pace, and forward-march style that forces mistakes and wins minutes is exactly what Garcia will be bringing here, especially if this really stays on the feet like Onama’s been promising. But Onama’s a sharp counter guy and if Garcia overcommits or fades late, this can swing fast, so I’m siding Steve but I expect a real scrap here.”
- The Fight Analyst – David Onama
“This is going to be a fun back-and-forth war between two surging featherweight contenders. This will be the greatest adversity Garcia will have to overcome during his current winning streak. Obama has the power and grappling to make this a very difficult fight and if Garcia comes out thinking he can brawl with Onama he’s going to get clipped and be put away as Onama gets his first main event victory.
Waldo Cortes-Acosta vs. Ante Delija
- HayJive – Ante Delija
“Delija is a good athlete and I think he has the cardio to deal with Waldo. If he can mix in some takedowns, clinch, and striking I think he’ll do a little more to get his hand raised.”
- Nolan (TheParlay) – Waldo Cortes-Acosta
“I think Waldo’s boxing and chin will allow him to drag Ante deep and put the pressure on late.”
- JJ (TheOctagonKings) – Ante Delija
“Waldo is one of the most fraudulent modern day heavyweights with positive matchmaking, dull decisions and overall average skills. I do believe that Waldo is durable, though less versatile.”
- Corrie – Ante Delija
“I lean Ante early because he’s faster, cleaner, and dangerous when he’s fresh but Waldo’s one of those dudes who just does not go away considering his durability and greeted UFC experience, and the longer this goes the more it becomes his fight, so while I side Ante, I really like the over here, if anything.”
- The Fight Analyst – Ante Delija
“Ante Delija is just the more skilled fighter than Waldo Cortes-Acosta. He possesses knockout power, cardio, and grappling skills, making this a tough fight for Cortes-Acosta. Delija should be able to get in there and either get the early finish or just make Cortes-Acosta work for the entirety of the fight and get the win.”
Jeremiah Wells vs. Themba Gorimbo
- HayJive – Themba Gorimbo
“Both are untrustworthy but I’ll take the younger fighter who’s the better minute winner. If Gorimbo can avoid the big punches I think he wins here.”
- Nolan (TheParlay) – Jeremiah Wells
“I think Wells is the dangerous fighter here. Extremely explosive, powerful, and can grapple.”
- JJ (TheOctagonKings) – Themba Gorimbo
“I do believe that Gorimbo is a dominant finisher while Wells tries to build more into fights, something that won’t benefit him in this fight.”
- Corrie – Thema Gorimbo
“Jeremiah’s power and explosiveness early are no joke, and if he times something big before Thumb settles in it could absolutely be wraps but as of right now I feel like Themba’s just a little more dialed-in everywhere, especially once he finds his rhythm.”
- The Fight Analyst – Themba Gorimbo
“Jeremiah Wells’ age is finally getting to him. He exceeded all expectations during his time in the UFC, and now his career is slowly coming to an end. The height and length of Gorimbo will be too much for Wells to close the gap, and Gorimbo should be able to land takedowns at will. As long as Gorimbo can avoid getting clipped, he should take the unanimous decision here.
Isaac Dulgarian vs. Yadier del Valle
- HayJive – Isaac Dulgarian
“Dulgarian should be able to get his wrestling game going here early on and I don’t think Delvalle will have enough scrambling to make him tired to take over late.”
- Nolan (TheParlay) – Isaac Dulgarian
“I think Isaac wins the first two rounds using his wrestling, and is tough enough to survive the last round.”
- JJ (TheOctagonKings) – Isaac Dulgarian
“COMPLICATED fight to predict as I do see this as a close fight, though I can see a scenario where Dulgarian finds his wrestling success in the later rounds.”
- Corrie – Yadier del Valle
“I love Yadier here especially as the more active, higher volume striker, with better accuracy. I think that his pace can overwhelm someone like Dulgarian who hasn’t fought in a year and sure the wrestling threat is real, but del Valle’s takedown defense and pressure should keep this standing long enough for his volume and timing to take over so I’d rather take the dog shot.”
- The Fight Analyst – Yadier del Valle
“Yadier del Valle is a legitimate threat to Isaac Dulgarian in this matchup. He’s a plus athlete who has great combination striking with power in all limbs. His grappling fared well in his UFC debut, submitting a BJJ black belt in Connor Matthews. We know that Dulgarian is just a one-note wrestler and as long as del Valle can utilize his size and strength to keep this fight standing he should have his way with Dulgarian on the feet to remain unbeaten.”
Charles Radtke vs. Daniel Frunza
- HayJive – Charles Radtke
“Both guys are probably going to throw down on the feet, Radtke has big power in his left hook to find a KO. If he wants to mix in the takedowns he should have a grappling edge as well.”
- Nolan (TheParlay) – Charles Radtke
“There’s a big path to victory for Charles in the grappling here. Even if he decides to strike I think he will eventually find the chin.”
- JJ (TheOctagonKings) – Charles Radtke
“Radtke is one of the most underrated fighters in the division, not enough to be elite, but better than most. I do believe he finds the chin after getting his range measured.”
- Corrie – Daniel Frunza
“Rolling with Frunza because I think he can definitely touch Radtke up at range and bank those early rounds and while Radtke’s gritty and can make it ugly late, stylistically Frunza’s volume and distance-management feel like the side.”
- The Fight Analyst – Charles Radtke
“This should be a fun scrap for however long it lasts. I thoroughly expect both of these two to stand in the center and throw down. Both Radtke and Frunza have non-existent defense and are chinny, but I trust Radtke’s head movement and chin just a tad bit more. Frunza has been knocked down numerous times in his last two fights, and he made Rhys McKee look like a world beater. Ultimately, Radtke lands something flush on Frunza early putting him out and getting back into the win column.”
Allan Nascimento vs. Cody Durden
- HayJive – Allan Nascimento
“Durden is the better minute winner here but he will probably find himself in the grappling like he normally does and that is not the spot you want to be in with Nascimento. Nascimento probably finds a sub.”
- Nolan (TheParlay) – Allan Nascimento
“Durden is on very short notice, and is susceptible to the submission which is what Allan is known for. I also believe Allan’s durability is better.”
- JJ (TheOctagonKings) – Allan Nascimento
“I can see Nascimento finding the choke after grappling exchanges. Durden is a great wrestler and will want to take this fight to the mat.”
- Corrie – Allan Nascimento
“Allan is so much cleaner compared to who Cody is as a fighter right now plus he doesn’t panic in scrambles. Durden used to be that cardio-machine wrestler, but lately he’s looking chinny and as if he’s slowing down, so give me Allan.”
- The Fight Analyst – Allan Nascimento
“Cody Durden is notoriously a gasser, and now he’s taking this fight on very short notice in a must-win situation. We know Durden is going to come out fast and strong in round one, most likely winning the round, but then he will gas mightily, which is when Allan Nascimento takes over with his kicks and grappling. Eventually, Nascimento lands a takedown and finds the sub midway through the fight to continue his surge in the flyweight rankings.”
🔍 Want to know more about each event? Visit homeoffight.com or any of our social media accounts for more articles, fighter interviews, and plenty of more coverage.
💰 Want to get in on the action? Visit homeoffight.com/picks to tail all of the Home of Fight expert’s picks & bets each week!
🥊 Content & coverage brought to you by LEGENDZ! Play online Social Casino & LIVE Sports Gambling!
