UFC 315 Odds & Picks: Longshot Sleeper Bets (2025)
The UFC is back at the Bell Centre for the first time in 10 years. UFC 315 will be held in Montreal and will feature two title fights.
Belal Muhammad will defend his Welterweight Title for the first time against Jack Della Maddalena. Valentina Shevchenko will also defend her Women's Flyweight Title for the first time against Manon Fiorot after winning it back from Alexa Grasso.
Jose Aldo will also attempt to climb the bantamweight rankings against Aiemann Zahabi as he goes on one last run for the belt. The early prelims begin at 6:30 p.m. ET and the main card at 10:00 p.m. ET on pay-per-view (PPV). Let’s look at some UFC 315 longshot bets.
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UFC 315 Longshot Prop Bets (2025)
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Jessica Andrade (+240) vs. Jasmine Jasudavicius (-298)
Jessica Andrade has more experience than any woman in the UFC. She is 26-13 overall and 17-11 in the UFC. She lost her last fight to Natalia Silva, which is not a bad loss, but she has also lost four of her last six fights.
Jasmine Jasudavicius is 13-3 overall and 8-2 in the UFC. She is on a four-fight winning streak and beat Mayra Bueno Silva in her last fight. Andrade has a lot of power for the division, but she is small. Jasudavicius will have a six-inch height and reach advantage over Andrade. She will also have the wrestling advantage, which will be key in this matchup.
Andrade has a lot of wear and tear in her career. She has been knocked out four times in the UFC and lost a wrestling battle in two. Jasudavicius likely gets a decision or submission victory over Andrade, but will be fighting in front of her home country. She should get an adrenaline boost and is trending in the right direction, while Andrade is nearing the end of her career.
It would not be crazy for Jasudavicius to win this fight via ground and pound. It is worth a small risk with the crowd backing her 100%.
Bet: Jasmine Jasudavicius to Win by Knockout (+600)
Jose Aldo (-198) vs. Aiemann Zahabi (+164)
Jose Aldo and Aiemann Zahabi are fighting in the third fight on the main card. Zahabi is 12-2 overall and 6-2 in the UFC. Aldo needs no introduction as one of the best fighters to ever live. He is 4-2 in his last six fights and 4-4 since moving to bantamweight.
Aldo is an excellent striker with great boxing skills. He is extremely defensive, defending 60% of the opponent's significant strikes. Aldo is also an excellent wrestler, with exceptional takedown defense (92%). Grappling should not be a factor in this matchup against Zahabi.
Zahabi is primarily a striker with solid kickboxing. He has decent straight punches, but is not as quick as Aldo. Zahabi relies on his fight intelligence, but Aldo has seen every type of fighter in his career. Aldo should have the speed advantage, and it will be a factor.
Zahabi was knocked out in his second UFC fight against Ricardo Ramos, but is on a five-fight winning streak. The best win was his most recent against Pedro Munhoz, but it was not a prime Munhoz. Aldo likely wins this fight via decision, but Aldo still has some pop in his punches. He also has thudding leg kicks and could finish the fight with them if Zahabi cannot withstand them. Zahabi's chin is not spectacular, and Aldo can get a knockout to move up the rankings.
Bet: Jose Aldo to Win by Knockout (+500)