UFC 113 LATEST BETTING TIPS AND METHOD OF VICTORY ODDS

It's going to be a hell of a night at the Bell Centre in Montreal and this edition boasts one of the most solid-looking UFC cards in quite some time. The main event is Machida vs Shogun 2 and one of the most striking aspects about the betting markets on UFC 113 is that many of the high-profile fights look evenly matched. 

Popular Irish bookmaker Paddy Power is offering up some solid odds and multiple markets on tonights big fights. Examining the undercard you'll find odds on the Jonathan Goulet vs Marcus Davis fight. Davis is carrying a 1/6 price against Goulet's 7/2. Johnny Hendricks is favoured to topple T.J Grant with his 1/5 odds. Should Grant score the upset then you're looking at a 3/1 price. 
Yoshiyuki Yoshida is listed at 4/11 while Mike Guymon is trading at 15/8. In the Joe Doerksen vs Tom Lawlor fight, we've got Lawlor heavily-favoured at a 1/6 listing while Joe Doerksen is available at 7/2 if you think he will pull off the upset. Tim Hague is listed at 4/9 over Joey Beltran at 13/8. 8/13 Jason MacDonald is edging John Salter, who carries odds of 6/5. 
Canadian Sam Stout is favoured to best Jeremy Stephens with odds of 1/2. Stephens is listed at 6/4 and we have method of victory betting available on this one. Stout is favoured to win by KOat 7/4 with a points win trading at 15/8 while a submission victory looks unlikely at 12/1. Should Stephens pull this one off, he's favoured to win by KO at a 3/1 price. Should he win on points you've got a 6/1 payday while a submission win is trading at 8/1. 
The bout between Alan Becher and Patrick Cote looks quite even with Becher just edging it with a 4/5 price. Cote is trading at 10/11 outright and the favoured method of victory looks like either a KO victory by Becher at 11/4 or a KO victory by Cote at a 5/2 price. Becher's odds on a submission victory are trading at 7/2 and that looks like it could be the way to go. 
Not much between Kimbo Slice and Matt Mitrione either with the Youtube favourite just getting the edge at 4/5. Mitrione is at 10/11 so this one could go either way. The odds favour Kimbo to win by KO at a 7/4 price while Mitrione trades at 9/4 to win by KO. Should it go the distance, Kimbo on points is at 7/2 while Kimbo by submission is at 15/2. Mitrione on points is at 9/2 and is also at 15/2 for the submission win. 
Josh Koshcheck vs Paul Daley is an interesting one with Koscheck is at 4/9 while Daley trades at 13/8. Koshcheck looks set for the KO victory at 2/1 while Daley trades at a 9/4 price. Koschcheck is also at 11/4 for a submission win and he's at 4/1 to win on points. Daley is at 15/2 on pints and he's listed at 16/1 for an unlikely submission victory. 
Lyoto Machida vs Shogun Rua is an awesome-looking main event and Machida is given the edge at 4/7 while Rua is trading at a 5/4 price. The method of victory betting indicates Machida by 17/10 while Lyoto Machida is at 11/4. He's 9/1 for a submission victory. Rua is priced at 21/10 for a KO victory while a points win pays out at 6/1. Shogun is at 14/1 to win by submission.