Get to know the full fight card of the upcoming UFC 315 event along with the betting odds and the predictions!
UFC 315 is gearing up to be one of its dual title events this spring. The welterweight championship will be on the line at the Bell Centre in Montreal on May 10, with Belal Muhammad defending his title against the undefeated Jack Della Maddalena.
This matchup features an interesting clash of styles that has fans divided. Muhammad, known for his grinding pressure and decision wins, captured the title from Leon Edwards in a dominant performance that shocked many observers. Now he faces his first title defense against the dangerous Australian striker who has been tearing through the division.
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The main card at UFC 315 is stacked with compelling matchups beyond just the welterweight title fight. In the co-main event, Valentina Shevchenko defends her reclaimed UFC Women’s Flyweight title against the undefeated French challenger Manon Fiorot. Shevchenko, widely regarded as the top pound-for-pound female fighter, recently regained her title after a trilogy with Alexa Grasso.
Speaking of Grasso, she also features on the main card against Natalia Silva in another women’s flyweight bout that could determine a future title challenger. The main card is rounded out by an exciting lightweight clash between Benoit Saint-Denis and Joel Alvarez that promises fireworks.
Here is the lineup for the UFC 315 main card:
| Fight | Weight Class |
| Belal Muhammad (C) vs. Jack Della Maddalena | Welterweight (Championship) |
| Valentina Shevchenko (C) vs.Manon Fiorot | Women’s Flyweight |
| Alexa Grasso vs. Natalia Silva | Women’s Flyweight |
| Benoit Saint-Denis vs. Joel Alvarez | Lightweight |
The prelims feature some notable names, including the return of legendary Brazilian Jose Aldo against hometown hero Aiemann Zahabi. Aldo, despite being in the twilight of his career, remains a fan favorite. The light heavyweight bout between Modestas Bukauskas and Ion Cutelaba should deliver explosive action, while Canada’s Mike Mallot looks to continue his rise against Charles Radtke. Jessica Andrade faces Jasmine Jasudavicius in a women’s flyweight clash that could have title implications.
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Here is the lineup for the UFC 315 preliminary card:
| Fight | Weight Class |
| Jose Aldo vs. Aiemann Zahabi | Bantamweight |
| Modestas Bukauskas vs. Ion Cutelaba | Light Heavyweight |
| Mike Mallot vs. Charles Radtke | Welterweight |
| Jessica Andrade vs. Jasmine Jasudavicius | Women’s Flyweight |
The early prelims include a light heavyweight bout between Navajo Sterling and Ivan Erslan. Hometown favorite Marc-Andre Barriault will go against Bruno Silva, and Brad Katona will face Bekzat Almakhan in bantamweight action.
Here is the lineup for the UFC 315 early prelims card:
| Fight | Weight Class |
| Navajo Sterling vs. Ivan Erslan | Light Heavyweight |
| Marc-Andre Barriault vs. Bruno Silva | Bruno Silva |
| Brad Katona vs. Bekzat Almakhan | Bantamweight |
The betting lines for UFC 315’s main event reflect the competitive nature of the matchup. According to BetMGM, Belal Muhammad enters as the favorite at around -250, while Jack Della Maddalena sits as the underdog at approximately +200. These odds suggest a competitive fight but acknowledge Muhammad’s championship experience and winning streak.

In the co-main event, Valentina Shevchenko is surprisingly a +100 underdog against Manon Fiorot at -120. Despite Shevchenko’s UFC record and championship pedigree, oddsmakers favor Fiorot’s resilience and record. This is somewhat of a shock for bettors. However, the betting lines are subject to change as the event approaches.
The welterweight title fight between Muhammad and Della Maddalena presents a classic grappler versus striker scenario. Muhammad has earned his place as champion through consistent performances and relentless pressure, but his lack of finishes has made him unpopular with many fans. He has shown an ability to neutralize dangerous strikers through his wrestling and control. Della Maddalena brings an impressive unbeaten win streak in the UFC, with finishing ability that has earned him four “Performance of the Night” bonuses.
Belal Muhammad’s experience and grappling prowess may ultimately prove too much for the Australian challenger. While Della Maddalena has the power to end the fight with one punch, Muhammad’s ability to absorb damage and implement his game plan should carry him through to a decision victory.
Valentina Shevchenko’s technical striking, championship experience, and well-rounded skill set should be the difference-maker. Fiorot has impressive wins over Rose Namajunas and Erin Blanchfield, but Shevchenko operates at another level. While Fiorot has the cardio to push a five-round pace, Shevchenko’s championship pedigree will likely carry her to a competitive but clear decision victory.
This clash between former champion Alexa Grasso and rising contender Silva should be action-packed. Silva brings a six-fight win streak and dynamic striking, but Grasso’s boxing fundamentals and improved grappling will test her. Fans should expect a technical striking battle with Grasso’s experience and superior boxing giving her the edge in exchanges. Silva will have moments withm but Grasso’s pressure and more polished overall game should earn her a hard-fought decision in what could be a title eliminator.
The lightweight battle between Benoit Saint Denis and Joel Alvarez won’t likely see the final bell. Saint-Denis brings relentless pressure and improving striking to complement his submission game. Alvarez poses a dangerous threat with his lanky frame and slick submission skills. Both fighters have finishing instincts, with Saint-Denis having slightly more tools. We are going with Saint-Denis weathering early danger to secure a TKO victory in the second round against the rangier Alvarez.
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