It all goes down this weekend (Sat., May 30, 2026) inside Galaxy Arena in Macau, China. In the main event, former Flyweight champion Deiveson Figueiredo collides with Chinese power puncher Song Yadong.<\/p>\n
We have a weekly series at MMAmania.com<\/a> called \u201cWeekend Lock,\u201d where we share one bet that we predict will slap in China when the chaotic dust settles. We also want to hear what our readers think (that\u2019s you!), so please tell us your most confident UFC Macau betting lock<\/a> in the comments section below (see full UFC Macau odds here<\/a>).<\/p>\n Let\u2019s keep rolling below:<\/p>\n In the co-main event, Chinese knockout artist Zhang Mingyang takes on veteran finisher Alonzo Menifield in a Light Heavyweight clash that feels destined for violence. This week, I\u2019m locking in Zhang vs. Menifield to end under 1.5 Rounds (-188).<\/p>\n Frankly, there may not be a more statistically violent fight on the entire card.<\/p>\n Zhang has competed in 26 professional fights and has only been out of the first round four times. Let that sink in. Twenty-two of his professional bouts have ended before the opening five minutes expired<\/a>. Even crazier? He owns a 100 percent finish rate, with 13 knockouts and six submissions. Whether he wins or loses, he does not stick around long.<\/p>\n And that style has translated perfectly to the UFC. Zhang is one of the most aggressive fighters on the roster<\/a>, constantly pushing forward, throwing heat, and hunting finishes from the opening bell. There is no feeling-out process. There is no slow start. There is only violence.<\/p>\n Menifield is cut from a similar cloth.<\/p>\n While he has shown the ability to cruise to decisions on occasion, most of his career has been defined by a kill-or-be-killed approach<\/a>. Three of his last five losses have come by knockout, including two in the first round and one in a stunning 12 seconds (watch highlights<\/a>). When Menifield gets drawn into a firefight, things tend to end quickly.<\/p>\n And Zhang is absolutely going to drag him into one.<\/p>\n Menifield is experienced enough to recognize the danger and could choose to slow things down, clinch, and make this a more tactical fight. He has gone the distance before, and if he survives the early chaos, the pace could settle considerably.<\/p>\n Still, given the styles, finishing histories, and urgency on both sides, Zhang vs. Menifield Under 1.5 Rounds (-188) looks like one of the strongest violence bets on the UFC Macau card.<\/p>\n Zhang Mingyang To Win By KO\/TKO\/DQ: -150<\/a>
Zhang Mingyang To Win By Submission: +900<\/a>
Zhang Mingyang To Win By Decision: +800<\/a>
Alonzo Menifield To Win By KO\/TKO\/DQ: +500<\/a>
Alonzo Menifield by Submission: +900<\/a>
Alonzo Menifield To Win By Decision: +750<\/a><\/p>\n