Imanol Rodriguez vs Alden Coria Pick, 10/03/2026 Insights UFC 332 Odds

• Imanol Rodriguez vs Alden Coria
• UFC 332
• Delta Center in Salt Lake City
• Saturday, October 3, 2026

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Imanol Rodriguez is set to face Alden Coria at UFC 332 on Saturday, October 3, 2026. The initial moneyline features Rodriguez at -170 and Coria at +149.

Imanol “Himan” Rodriguez boasts an unblemished record of 7-0-0. The 26-year-old competes in the 125 lbs weight class and stands 5’4″ tall with a reach of 64 inches. Alden “Cobra” Coria, on the other hand, stands 5’8″ and weighs in at 125 lbs, aiming to improve his record of 13-3-0 (1 NC). The 28-year-old Coria has a reach of 67 inches. When it comes to significant strikes, Rodriguez lands 5.71 per minute compared to Coria’s 4.05. Rodriguez achieves an accuracy of 55% for significant strikes, while Coria has a 41% accuracy rate. In defensive stats, “Himan” allows 2.42 significant strikes per minute, while “Cobra” allows 2.21. Also, Rodriguez defends against 58% of the significant strikes thrown by opponents, whereas Coria boasts a defense rate of 69%.

In wrestling, Imanol Rodriguez is not as proficient, averaging 1.30 takedowns per 15 minutes with a success rate of 33%. He stops 15% of his opponents’ takedown attempts. Coria, however, completes 54% of his takedown attempts and defends against 56% of the attempts made against him. In terms of submissions, Rodriguez attempts an average of 0.7 submissions per 3 rounds, while Coria performs better with 1.5 submissions per 3 rounds.

In his last matchup, Imanol Rodriguez faced Kevin Borjas, securing a victory via a knockout in round 2. Borjas successfully landed 24 of 54 total strikes throughout the match. Rodriguez’s performance included 55 of 93 total strikes landed. When it comes to significant strikes, Borjas landed 22 of 52, achieving a 42% accuracy. He struck with 17 of 45 significant strikes to the head. Conversely, Rodriguez notched a 54% accuracy by landing 46 of 84 significant strikes, with 35 of 67 aimed at the head. A notable 90% of Borjas’s significant strikes and 65% of those landed by Rodriguez occurred at distance.

In Alden Coria’s latest bout, he triumphed over Stewart Nicoll via unanimous decision in round 3. Nicoll landed all significant strikes at distance, achieving a 100% rate, while Coria connected on 95% of his significant strikes at distance. Coria’s overall significant strikes accuracy was 34%, landing 44 of 127 attempts, with 35 strikes targeting the head. Nicoll managed 28 of 90 significant strikes, landing 20 aimed at the head. In total strikes attempted, Nicoll scored 32 of 94 while Coria landed 60 of 144 total strikes.

Other Bouts to Watch

One exciting matchup to note is Damian Pinas versus Andrey Pulyaev. Pinas has a record of 10-1-0, weighing in at 185 lbs and standing at 6’1″ with a reach of 79 inches. Pulyaev stands tall at 6’4″ and also weighs 185 lbs, holding a record of 10-5-0. In grappling, Pinas averages 0.80 takedowns per 3 rounds while Pulyaev averages 0.27. When striking, Pinas connects on 6.33 strikes per minute with a 63% accuracy. Meanwhile, Pulyaev lands 3.60 strikes per minute with a 55% accuracy rate.

Another fight to monitor is Benardo Sopaj against Marcus McGhee. McGhee enters the Octagon with a record of 11-2-0, weighing 135 lbs and standing 5’8″ tall with a reach of 69 inches. Sopaj is 5’6″ and weighs 135 lbs, looking to enhance his current record of 13-3-0. In grappling, McGhee successfully defends against 90% of incoming takedowns and secures 11% of his own attempts. Conversely, Sopaj completes 60% of his takedown attempts and defends against 76%. In terms of striking, McGhee absorbs 3.64 strikes per minute while landing 5.44, whereas Sopaj takes 4.69 strikes per minute and lands 4.39.

Who will prevail in tonight’s UFC bout against the spread?

Pick: Bet on Alden Coria (+149)