Sean O’Malley vs. Aiemann Zahabi: UFC Freedom 250 Predictions and Odds for June 14, 2026

• Sean O’Malley vs Aiemann Zahabi
• UFC Freedom 250
• South Lawn of the White House
• Sunday, June 14, 2026

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On Sunday, June 14, 2026, Sean O’Malley is set to battle Aiemann Zahabi at UFC Freedom 250. The odds favor O’Malley at -400, while Zahabi stands at +330.

Known as “Suga,” Sean O’Malley boasts a professional record of 19-3-0 (1 NC). At 31 years old, he competes in the bantamweight division at 135 lbs, standing 5’11” tall with a reach of 72″. Aiemann “Icemann” Zahabi, on the other hand, measures 5’8″ and also weighs in at 135 lbs, holding a record of 14-2-0. Zahabi, at 38 years old, has a reach of 68″. In significant strikes, O’Malley averages 6.05 per minute, while Zahabi lands 4.54 per minute. O’Malley has a striking accuracy of 60%, compared to Zahabi’s 47%. Defensively, “Suga” absorbs 3.40 significant strikes per minute, whereas “Icemann” allows 4.08. O’Malley successfully deflects 60% of incoming strikes, while Zahabi blocks 69% of those thrown his way.

In grappling, Sean O’Malley demonstrates greater skill, executing takedowns 0.24 times per 3 rounds. He secures 42% of his takedown attempts while successfully defending against 60% of the takedowns directed at him. Zahabi sees less success, finishing only 14% of his takedown attempts and blocking 83% of those attempted against him. When it comes to submissions, O’Malley averages 0.2 submissions per 15 minutes, whereas Zahabi attempts 0.8 submissions during the same timeframe.

In his last matchup, Sean O’Malley triumphed over Song Yadong by unanimous decision in round 3. Yadong completed 69 of 130 total strikes but O’Malley prevailed, landing 67 of 111 total strikes. In the significant strike category, Yadong managed 36 out of 94, giving him a 38% accuracy. He concluded the battle with 15 of 55 significant strikes targeting the head. O’Malley, in contrast, achieved a 52% accuracy, connecting on 48 out of 92 of his significant strikes, with 23 of those aimed at the head. Remarkably, all significant strikes from both fighters were executed at a distance.

In Aiemann Zahabi’s latest Octagon performance, he faced Marlon Vera and won by split decision in round 3. Vera executed 98% of his significant strikes at a distance, while Zahabi matched that percentage. Zahabi landed 53% of his significant strikes, accumulating 81 out of 152 attempts, with 47 aimed at the head. Vera completed 56 out of 152 significant strikes, with a head targeting accuracy of 30%. For total strikes, Vera managed 56 from 153 thrown, compared to Zahabi’s 81 from 152.

Exciting Fights to Watch

Another anticipated bout features Josh Hokit taking on Derrick Lewis. Hokit, seeking to improve his flawless record of 9-0-0, stands 6’1″ and weighs 235 lbs, with a reach of 73″. Conversely, Lewis stands 6’3″ and weighs 260 lbs, holding a track record of 29-13-0 (1 NC). Hokit averages 3.89 takedowns per 15 minutes, while Lewis records 0.55 takedowns in the same timeframe. In terms of striking, Hokit lands 9.25 strikes per minute with a 62% accuracy, while Lewis scores 2.46 strikes per minute at a 49% accuracy.

For a thrilling clash, don’t miss Michael Chandler’s upcoming match against Mauricio Ruffy. Ruffy enters with a record of 13-2-0, weighing 155 lbs and standing 5’11” tall with a reach of 75″. Chandler, at 5’8″ and 155 lbs, holds a professional record of 23-10-0. Ruffy showcases impressive grappling skills, successfully defending 85% of takedown attempts while achieving takedowns 10% of the time. Chandler, on the other hand, captures takedowns 41% of the time, defending 61% of such attempts. In terms of strikes, Ruffy absorbs 4.09 strikes per minute and lands 4.19, while Chandler absorbs 4.52 and delivers 4.04 strikes per minute.

Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s UFC match against the spread?

Prediction: Bet on Sean O’Malley (-400)