Penn vs Edgar UFC 112 Betting Odds, Picks & Predictions: The co-main event in Saturday’s UFC 112 Betting Odds, Picks & Predictions, where the UFC lightweight title will be on the line, has indeed many intriguing factors. With everyone prematurely crowning the Hawaiian as the victor, including UFC 112 Betting Odds makers all over the world, should bettors be extra careful when placing a wager on UFC 112 Betting Odds, Picks & Predictions?
Certainly, the easy choice is BJ Penn for all he has done through his career, especially considering how dominant 
he has been at 155. But as we all know, an effective gameplan and flawless execution on fight night could make all the difference in the world in any bout. Thus, this fight has gone from being the closest thing to a sure bet to anything but.
With sports betting odds underdog Frankie “The Answer” Edgar [+475 ML] incorporating into his training Muay Thai coach Phil Nurse, former UFC light heavyweight champion Rashad Evans and a the rest of the people that helped G.S.P. deal B.J. “The Prodigy” [-750 ML] Penn his last loss in the Octagon, this fight promises to be a must-watch.
“This is the chance of a lifetime and it’s up to me to do something about it,” Edgar said. “I feel I’m ready to do whatever I have to do to get it.”
From Penn’s point of view, this is without question the best BJ we have ever seen, perhaps ever. “I’m getting a little older now,” Penn said. “I’ve been around and I’ve learned a lot. I have to keep my focus on what is directly in front of me. Frankie Edgar is good in all areas, and I can’t afford to look beyond this fight. It took me some time, maybe, but now I know, the only fight that matters is the one you’re fighting right now.”
With Penn’s new-found dedication/training paired with his much-improved conditioning, the former World Jiu-Jitsu Championship king has given UFC and MMA fans some of the best finishes, whether by submission or OK, as well as some of the nastiest beatdowns ever seen.
“Let’s be honest: B.J. was coasting along on his talent,” UFC president Dana White said. “He’s been around a long time now and he’s getting a bit older, and I think he saw the window of opportunity starting to close a little bit.
“When he really thought about things after the GSP fight, I think he realized that it was time to turn it on and take things seriously. He did that and the results speak for themselves.”
