Overview
- Hours before the UFC Vegas 110 featherweight fight, heavy late wagers flipped odds from roughly -250 on Isaac Dulgarian to about -160, with Yadier del Valle’s round‑one prop reportedly moving from +850 to +475.
- Del Valle won by rear‑naked choke at 3:41 of the first round, a result that fueled calls from bettors and analysts to review the bout for possible irregularities.
- Caesars Sportsbook and William Hill said losing bets on the fight would receive cash credits, while DraftKings stated it was monitoring the situation and books pulled select prop markets.
- Multiple outlets, citing Ariel Helwani, reported Dulgarian was released a day after the loss; the UFC has not issued on‑record confirmation or announced any formal investigation.
- Commentator Michael Chiesa sharply criticized Dulgarian’s grappling defense, and unverified social‑media claims referenced federal warnings, with coverage noting parallels to the 2022 James Krause betting scandal.