Emily Ducote vs. Angela Hill: UFC on ESPN 42 betting odds comparison

The women's strawweight match between Emily Ducote and Angela Hill is set to take place on the preliminary card of the upcoming UFC on ESPN 42 event, which is scheduled for December 3 at the Amway Center in Florida.

Based on the live betting odds per DraftKings Sportsbook, Ducote is the -125 favorite for the bout against the +105 underdog Hill. Since the event is still five days away, the odds might change as the contest draws near.

As per the current odds, a $1,000 bet on Emily Ducote can provide users with a payout of $1,800 if the 28-year-old wins the contest. The same wager on Angela Hill will return users $2,050 if 'Overkill' gets her hand raised on fight night.

Hill currently sits in the No. 12 spot on the strawweight ladder, while Ducote is hot on her tail at No. 13.

'Gordinha' will be coming into UFC on ESPN 42 on a four-fight win streak. She is, however, still green in the UFC and has only one fight under the premier MMA promotion's banner. Ducote holds an MMA record of 12-6.

UFC veteran Angela Hill, on the other hand, has been struggling recently. She has only registered one win in her past four fights. Her recent string of losses has culminated in a rather lackluster record of 14 wins and 12 losses.

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Emily Ducote says that she is not into gambling or betting

In a recent interview with The AllStar, Emily Ducote stated that she's not really into gambling or betting and doesn't even check the odds for her own fights until after the event:

"I don't look at anything until after. Like afterward my coaches will be like, 'You were the underdog by like, this much,' or whatever. I'm not really into that gambling or betting or anything, but afterwards, my coach will always tell me."

'Gordinha' added that she's used to being the underdog as she's always fought big names. The former Bellator flyweight title challenger said it's always a nice bonus to clinch wins as an underdog:

"Yeah, I've been the underdog for a lot of my career, you know, because I'm always just fighting like... big names or whatever. So I'm totally used to that, doesn't throw me off at all... but to come out obviously, you know, if you are an underdog... to come out and win... it's always a bonus, it's nice."

Watch the full interview below: