Current UFC 129 Betting Odds - Live on Saturday, April 30, 2011 the Rogers Centre in Toronto, Canada will host UFC 129 . UFC Welterweight Champion Georges St-Pierre (21-2) will put his belt on the line for a sixth time when he faces submission ace Jake Shields (26-4-1).  St-Pierre is coming off a five round domination over Josh Koscheck at UFC 124. While Shields earned his number one contender status after he defeated Martin Kampmann via split decision at UFC 121. With all the hype of a super fight between St-Pierre against Silva, I hope he doesn’t lose focus on Shields.  Shields better be working on his take down defense and is ready to give St-Pierre the best performance of his career. I’m excited to see how this fight plays out.

Georges St-Pierre vs. Jake Shields

Bodog.com Odds

• St-Pierre  (-500)
• Shields      (+300)

Betus.com Odds

• St-Pierre  (-450)
• Shields      (+325)

Sportsinteraction.com Odds

• St-Pierre   (-500)
• Shields       (+300)

Jose Aldo vs. Mark Hominick

Bodog.com Odds

• Aldo             (-550)
• Hominick   (+350)

Betus.com Odds

• Aldo            (-600)
• Hominick  (+400)

Randy Couture vs. Lyoto Machida

Bodog.com Odds

• Couture   (+250)
• Machida  (-325)

Betus.com Odds

• Couture   (+250)
• Machida  (-350)

Sportsinteraction.com Odds

• Couture   (+235)
• Machida  (-357)

Vladimir Matyushenko vs. Jason Brilz

Bodog.com Odds

• Matyushenko  (-105)
• Brilz                     (-125)

Ben Henderson vs. Mark Bocek

Bodog.com Odds

• Henderson  (-140)
• Bocek             (+110)

Betus.com Odds

• Henderson   (-140)
• Bocek              (+110)

Sportsinteraction.com Odds

• Henderson   (-139)
• Bocek              (+100)

Nate Diaz vs. Rory MacDonald

Bodog.com Odds

• Diaz              (-115)
• MacDonald   (-115)

Betus.com Odds

• Diaz                 (-105)
• MacDonald  (-125)

Jake Ellengerger vs. Sean Pierson

Bodog.com Odds

• Ellenberger  (-215) 
• Pierson          (+175)

Pablo Garza vs. Yves Jabouin

Sportsbook.com Odds

• Garza       (+140)
• Jabouin  (-170)

Daniel Roberts vs. Claude Patrick

Sportsbook.com Odds

• Roberts  (+125)
• Patrick   (-155)

Charlie Valencia vs. Ivan Menjivar

Bodog.com Odds

• Valencia   (+155)
• Menjivar   (-185)

Ryan Jensen vs. Jason MacDonald

Bodog.com Odds

• Jensen             (-135)
• MacDonald    (+105)

Kyle Watson vs. John Makdessi

Bodog.com Odds

• Watson        (+160)
• Makdessi    (-200)

The Co-Main event features UFC Featherweight Champion Jose Aldo (18-1) up against tough Canadian Mark Hominick (20-8).  Also a battle between former UFC Heavyweight and Light Heavyweight Champion Randy “The Natural” Couture (19-10) taking on another former UFC LHW Champion Lyoto “The Dragon”  Machida (16-2). Along with Ben Henderson (12-2) vs. Mark Bocek (9-3) and “The Janitor” Vladimir Matyushenko (25-5) vs. Jason Brilz (18-3-1).

Be sure to Check back with us closer to fight night and I will have updated UFC 129 Odds plus UFC 129 Fight Predictions.  And if you want to add a little excitement to your fight night, you can bet on this fight at Bodog.com Odds.

1.  Derek on April 6th, 2011 8:50 am

   Shields is gonna get his first loss in 6 years thanks to GSP. It’s simple. Shields is a great fighter but GSP is easily one of the best ever. If you don’t agree don’t bitch to me I could care less, well see what happens, but my money is totally on GSP all the way.

2.  Anonymous on April 8th, 2011 5:10 pm

   I think shields is a joke who has seen him on bully beat down me twice and only one finish i mean come on a trained fighter vs a bully and then you want to put him in the ring with gsp hahaha now thats funny

3.  Anonymous on April 8th, 2011 5:18 pm

   Gsp is great but he needs that killer instinct back but i dont think that jake shields has what it takes jake is a submission specialist where as gsp is way more well rounded and has beaten the whos who of the bjj guys and the wrestlers and ran through them jake better hope gsp gets hit by a car before he gets in that ring to fight other wise gsp all the way

4.  PJSCIT on April 11th, 2011 11:29 am

   Love GSP but he is too smart for the super fight. He would be at a huge disadvantage to move up a weight class.. it makes no sense. Everything to lose. It would take years to put the proper muscle on and stay as efficient of a fighter, or maybe impossible. And what does it prove to Silva? That he beat a smaller guy? DW should get the idea out of his head, he is starting to get too cocky. I still cant get over his dislike of Machida- not exciting enough? Please. One of the best in the world with only 1 lost to his career(you cant count loss to Rampage, that was a joke)

5.  BJPN on April 24th, 2011 9:06 am

   2 losses. Because you can’t count Rua fight as a win, that was a joke.