Steve Garcia vs David Onama Predictions and Odds for UFC Vegas 110 on 11/01/2025

• Steve Garcia vs. David Onama
• UFC Vegas 110
• UFC Apex in Las Vegas
• Saturday, November 1, 2025

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On Saturday, November 1, 2025, Steve Garcia will step into the Octagon against David Onama at UFC Vegas 110. The current moneyline lists Garcia at -130 and Onama at +110.

Steve “Mean Machine” Garcia boasts a professional record of 18 wins and 5 losses, entering the match at the featherweight limit of 145 lbs with a height of 6’0″ and a reach of 75″. In contrast, David Onama, standing at 5’11” and also weighing 145 lbs, holds a record of 14 wins and 2 losses. Onama utilizes an orthodox stance and has a reach of 74″. Both fighters show impressive striking stats; Garcia lands an average of 5.18 significant strikes per minute, while Onama slightly edges him with 5.24. In terms of accuracy, Garcia connects on 48% of his attempts compared to Onama’s 50%. Defensively, Garcia absorbs 2.20 significant strikes per minute, whereas Onama faces 4.73, with Garcia defending against 57% of incoming strikes and Onama at 52%.

In terms of grappling, Steve Garcia shows less effectiveness, averaging 0.90 takedowns per three rounds. He successfully executes 40% of his takedown attempts and defends against 88% of those aimed at him. David Onama, on the other hand, lands 30% of his takedown attempts while successfully blocking 52% of incoming takedown attempts. Regarding submissions, Garcia averages 0.5 submissions per three rounds, while Onama attempts 0.7 submissions every 15 minutes.

Steve Garcia recently clinched a unanimous decision victory against Calvin Kattar in his last fight, landing 85 of 250 total strikes. Kattar managed to connect with 26 out of 123 total strikes. Kattar’s significant strikes yielded a 21% accuracy rate, while he landed 21 of 116 strikes aimed at the head. Garcia, on the contrary, succeeded with 34% of his significant strike attempts, landing 85 out of 250, with 100% of both Garcia’s and Kattar’s landed strikes occurring at a distance.

In David Onama’s latest bout against Giga Chikadze, he also emerged victorious by unanimous decision in round 3. Chikadze had 93% efficacy on significant strikes at distance, while Onama achieved 77%. Onama connected on 49 out of 87 significant strikes overall, including 29 out of 55 aimed at the head. Chikadze, for his part, landed 43 out of 91 significant strikes and had 23 successful head strikes out of 66 attempted. The total strike attempts placed Onama at 72 of 127, while Chikadze managed 71 of 127.

Other Bouts to Watch

A must-see bout includes Waldo Cortes-Acosta taking on Ante Delija. Cortes-Acosta enters the ring with a record of 14-2-0, tipping the scales at 260 lbs and measuring 6’4″ in height. Operating as an orthodox fighter, he possesses a reach of 78″. Delija stands at 6’3″ and weighs in at 239 lbs, with a record of 26-6-0, also as an orthodox fighter. Cortes-Acosta averages 0.37 takedowns per 15 minutes, while Delija achieves 0.80 takedowns per three rounds. On the striking front, Cortes-Acosta lands 5.61 strikes per minute with a 48% accuracy, and Delija connects on 6.34 strikes per minute with a 46% accuracy rate.

Another exciting matchup features Themba Gorimbo against Jeremiah Wells. Wells, aged 38, brings a record of 12-4-1, weighing 170 lbs and standing 5’9″, while using a switch stance with a reach of 74″. Conversely, Gorimbo, standing 6’1″ and also weighing 170 lbs, has a professional record of 14-5-0 at the age of 34. Jeremiah Wells effectively defends against 80% of takedowns while managing to take his opponents down 44% of the time. Gorimbo has demonstrated a 65% success rate on takedowns and a blocking rate of 82%. In terms of striking, Wells absorbs 1.31 strikes/min and lands 2.41 strikes/min, and Gorimbo takes 1.09 strikes/min while landing 3.15 strikes/min.

Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s UFC matchup?

Pick: Bet on Steve Garcia (-130)