The time has come and we're set for another electric Pay-Per-View card as UFC 302 touches down in Newark, New Jersey. 24 fighters took to the scales on Friday for their respective bouts as the night will cap-off with a momental Lightweight Title bout. Check out our UFC odds series for our best betting props of UFC 302.

The Main Event is set to feature a battle for the Lightweight Championship as reigning title-holder Islam Makhachev makes his third title defense against a legend of the sport in Dustin Poirier. Makhachev is determined to continue his legacy as champion and will have Khabib Nurmagomedov coaching him every step of the way. Poirier has been in this spot before and he realizes this could be his last true shot at holding UFC gold. Either way, the tension ahead of this fight will be palpable!

The Co-Main Event is set to feature former Middleweight Champion Sean Strickland taking on the always-exciting Paulo Costa. Strickland is ready to continue another run towards the title as a new superstar in the division. He has to get past a newly-determined and focused version of Paulo Costa. Fans won't want to turn away from the action during this one!

We've already made our expert picks for each individual fight, so we'll take this opportunity to look at the some of the higher-value plays throughout this card and where we can make some money on prop bets. Without further ado, let's take a look at our Best Betting Props for UFC 302!

Here are the UFC 302 Odds, courtesy of BetOnline. 

UFC 302 Odds: Best Betting Props

Bassil Hafez wins by KO/TKO/DQ (+300)

Randy Brown wins in Round 3 (+800)

Sean Strickland vs. Paulo Costa Goes the Distance (+110)

Dustin Poirier wins by KO/TKO/DQ (+500)

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Bassil Hafez wins by KO/TKO/DQ (+300) vs. Mickey Gall

Bassil Hafez made a massive impression during his UFC debut when he stood toe-to-toe against Jack Della Maddalena and forces a split decision that many fans thought he won. Hafez is traditionally a jiu jitsu specialist and has four of his eight wins by way of submission. Mickey Gall has always been known as a phenomenal grappler, but he may struggle with the size and strength of Hafez during this one.

Ultimately, I think Hafez has the striking advantage and given his chin from last fight, he should have no problem eating shots from Gall throughout this one. I also believe his strength advantage will also be apparent and I see Hafez holding Gall down on the ground. This fight will eventually see the mats, to which I believe Hafez will use his strength to peel away from Gall and land ground-and-pound strikes to end this fight. The submission prop is the typical play, so we'll take his KO prop for some added value.

Randy Brown wins in Round 3 (+800) vs. Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos

This will be an extremely interesting fight as both men have the ability to turn their aggression up and end the fight in a matter of seconds. Elizeu Zaleski is a very aggressive striker and he likes to walk his opponents down while throwing haymakers. Randy Brown will have the height and reach advantage here, so I expect him to play it safe for the first round as he tries to gauge the distance and control the striking range. Ultimately, Zaleski dos Santos will have his moments throughout this fight without really threatening the finish.

I expect Randy Brown to be up 2-0 in terms of rounds heading into the third, prompting Zaleski to chase the finish. From there, I think he gets too aggressive and Brown ultimately sits him down with a clean shot in the third round. From there, expect both men to be extremely tired as Randy Brown tries to put an exclamation point on top of this one.

Sean Strickland vs. Paulo Costa Goes the Distance (+110)

This will be an extremely fun fight to watch and with Paulo Costa showing us a newly-determined version of himself, we're excited to see what ways his game will change. Both men are as tough as they come and neither are likely to get knocked out. Sean Strickland is fully-prepared to fight to a decision as he has his last couple of fights. Paulo Costa will not go down from Strickland's strikes, but he may have a difficult time reaching Strickland's chin himself.

Ultimately, I think this will be a very fun fight through three rounds with Sean Strickland controlling the pace with his lead jab and teep kicks up the middle. Luke Rockhold was able to withstand three rounds against Costa, so I fully see Sean Strickland lasting the distance and even taking a lead in this fight. We'll side with Strickland to get the win for now, but fully expect this fight to see the distance.

Dustin Poirier wins by KO/TKO/DQ (+500) vs. Islam Makhachev

This is probably a heart-over-head pick, but Dustin Poirier knows this is his last shot to finally capture UFC gold. He's had opportunities in the past and this could be his best shot to-date. Poirier is known for his violent striking and extremely fundamental grappling game. He got caught in a submission by Khabib Nurmagomedov, so you know Makhachev will be trying to end this fight in a similar fashion.

Makhachev tends to start his fights slow and fails to check early leg kicks from opponents. I expect Poirier to be very active with his leg kicks immediately, as he was during the Conor McGregor fight. Once he gets Makhachev worried about checking the leg kicks and opening up, he has the chance to catch him flush with a left hook and drop him. However, his best chance will come in the first round as Makhachev will only grow stronger as the fight goes on. There's no value on betting Makhachev with the odds so skewed, so take a chance on the underdog to get this win with his hands.

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