UFC 329 Parlay Picks – Get +319 Odds on McGregor vs. Holloway 2 Main Card

• UFC 329 brings McGregor vs Holloway 2 to T-Mobile Arena on July 11.
• Holloway headlines my UFC 329 parlay as a -230 favorite despite moving up to 170 pounds.
• Read on for my full three-leg UFC 329 parlay picks, and find out how you can get +319 odds on the McGregor vs Holloway 2 Main Card

UFC 329 heads to T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, NV, tonight, and the McGregor vs Holloway 2 rematch headlines a stacked card on Paramount+. Conor McGregor and Max Holloway run it back with Holloway stepping up to 170 pounds, and I have built a three-leg parlay around the fights I feel most confident about.

Below are my UFC 329 parlay picks, and how you can get +319 odds on the McGregor vs Holloway 2 main card.

UFC 329 Parlay Picks

Odds as of July 11 at DraftKings. Check out the best UFC betting apps for UFC 329 on Saturday.

All three of my UFC 329 parlay legs are moneyline favorites, combining to shorten the overall price but stacking three fighters I trust to get their hands raised. Holloway anchors the ticket at -230, with Saint-Denis at -148 and Sandhagen at -135 rounding it out. Each pick is broken down below, and if you parlay them together you’re looking at a +319 payout if all the bets win.

Leg 1: Max Holloway Moneyline (-230)

I am firmly backing Max “Blessed” Holloway to defeat Conor “The Notorious” McGregor on the moneyline. Holloway enters the cage with a highly experienced 27-9 record, having faced an absolute gauntlet of top contenders. McGregor holds a 22-6 record, but his octagon activity has fallen off a cliff compared to Holloway’s relentless schedule.

Stylistically, Holloway possesses a noticeable height advantage at 180 cm compared to McGregor’s 175 cm. While McGregor boasts a massive 188 cm reach, I expect Holloway’s elite cage-cutting and volume striking to neutralize that physical discrepancy entirely.

Weighing in at 170 pounds fundamentally changes the power dynamics of this matchup, and I trust Holloway’s cardio and relentless combinations to overwhelm McGregor before the championship rounds.

Leg 2: Benoit Saint-Denis Moneyline (-148)

The second leg of my parlay targets Benoit Saint-Denis to handle Paddy Pimblett in the co-main event lightweight bout. Saint-Denis is a powerful, aggressive finisher who thrives in close-range exchanges and possesses legitimate one-punch knockout power.

Pimblett has shown durability issues in the past, and the +124 underdog price reflects legitimate concerns about his ability to survive against elite competition.

With the Over/Under set at 2.5 rounds (-160 Under), oddsmakers clearly expect a finish here. I believe Saint-Denis is the man to deliver it, making his moneyline at -148 the sharpest value on the co-main card.

Leg 3: Cory Sandhagen Moneyline (-135)

To round out my parlay, I am taking Cory Sandhagen to defeat Mario Bautista in their bantamweight showdown. Sandhagen out-landed Bautista 17 to 9 in significant strikes (31.5% connection rate) during their 2019 meeting, demonstrating a clear technical edge in the matchup.

The Over/Under at 2.5 rounds with heavy juice on the Over (-245) suggests this fight goes deep, which plays directly into Sandhagen’s wheelhouse as a volume striker with elite cardio.

At -135, Sandhagen offers excellent closing value for a fighter of his caliber against a tough but limited opponent.

Odds as of July 11th at DraftKings Sportsbook. Bet on UFC 329 tonight or browse the best UFC betting apps for the full card.