​Drew Dober vs. Chris Duncan prediction, odds, pick for UFC 334 appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.UFC 334: Gane vs. Hokit features an explosive lightweight preliminary clash between all-time division knockout leader Drew Dober and Scottish finisher Chris Duncan. Check out our UFC 334 odds series for our Dober-Duncan prediction and pick.Drew Dober (29-15, 1 NC) enters this bout on a two-fight knockout streak after extending his UFC lightweight record to 11 knockouts. Following a third-round TKO win over Kyle Prepolec in October 2025, the 38-year-old veteran starched Michael Johnson in the second round at UFC 326 in March as he comes into his fight this weekend against Chris Duncan.Chris Duncan (15-3) looks to rebound after having his four-fight winning streak snapped by Renato Moicano via second-round submission in his April main event slot. Prior to that setback, the Scotsman defeated Mateusz Rebecki by decision and submitted Terrance McKinney in December 2025 as he comes into his fight this weekend against Drew Dober.Watch sports LIVE with fuboTV (free trial)UFC 334 Odds, courtesy of DraftKingsUFC 334 Odds: Drew Dober-Chris Duncan OddsDrew Dober: +154Chris Duncan: -185Over 1.5 rounds: -130Under 1.5 rounds: +100Why Drew Dober Will WinDrew Dober holds the record for the most knockouts in UFC lightweight history with 11, and Chris Duncan’s aggressive, hittable style gives Dober every opportunity to make it 12. Fighting out of the southpaw stance, Dober marches forward with a granite chin and throws thunderous left hands and looping hooks to the head and body.Duncan loves to engage in wild pocket firefights, as seen in his absolute war with Mateusz Rebecki and his chaotic first-round exchanges with Terrance McKinney. While Duncan survived those battles through sheer toughness, standing in the pocket and trading hooks with Dober is a dangerous proposition for anyone at 155 pounds.Dober proved in his recent knockouts of Kyle Prepolec and Michael Johnson that he still carries fight-ending power deep into the second and third rounds. Even if he loses the opening frame or absorbs heavy shots early, Dober never stops walking forward and hunting his opponent’s chin.If Duncan gets drawn into an emotional brawl instead of utilizing his wrestling, Dober’s compact southpaw counters will find the mark and produce another highlight-reel knockout.Why Chris Duncan Will WinChris Duncan possesses a clear path to victory by blending his heavy-handed striking with the opportunistic wrestling and submission game that carried him to four straight wins prior to facing Renato Moicano. At 33 years old, Duncan is five years younger than the 38-year-old Drew Dober and has absorbed significantly less career damage.While fans remember Duncan for his wild brawls, three of his last four victories—over Bolaji Oki, Jordan Vucenic and Terrance McKinney—actually came via guillotine or anaconda choke submissions. Training