Key keywords: Priscila Cachoeira, Chelsea Chandler, UFC women's flyweight round props, 2024 UFC fight betting odds, MMA round finish prop markets, UFC Fight Night undercard betting, women's MMA fight prop predictions, DraftKings UFC prop odds Headlined as one of the most anticipated undercard bouts on the upcoming June 2024 UFC Fight Night card in Las Vegas, the women’s flyweight showdown between Brazilian knockout specialist Priscila “Zombie Girl” Cachoeira and American grappling ace Chelsea Chandler has drawn massive attention from sports bettors, particularly for its wide range of available round prop betting markets. As of May 28, 2024, leading sportsbooks including DraftKings, FanDuel, and BetMGM have rolled out full prop lines for the 3-round scheduled bout, with odds shifting rapidly as early bettors place wagers based on both fighters’ stylistic strengths and past fight data. Cachoeira, who holds a 12-4 professional MMA record with 8 knockout wins, has built her reputation on blistering early-fight power: 7 of her 8 career knockouts have come in the first round, and she holds the third-highest first-round finish rate in the current UFC women’s flyweight top 15. Unsurprisingly, the “Cachoeira wins via Round 1 KO/TKO” prop is one of the most heavily bet markets for the fight, currently sitting at +225 on DraftKings, with 62% of all wagers placed on that prop backing the Brazilian to get the early finish. On the other side, Chandler, 4-1 in her professional career with 3 submission wins, is favored in all submission-related prop markets, with “Chandler wins via Round 2 submission” listed at +400, and “Chandler wins via submission any round” at +180. Bettors backing Chandler point to Cachoeira’s historic struggles with ground defense: she has been submitted twice in her UFC career, both times against elite grapplers, and Chandler’s collegiate wrestling background gives her a clear edge on the mat if she can avoid Cachoeira’s early power shots. Other popular round props for the bout include the total rounds over/under 2.5, currently set at -110 for both over and under as of press time, with 54% of bettors leaning toward the under, expecting a finish before the final bell. The “fight goes the full 3 rounds” prop is listed at +110, a line that oddsmakers say has seen steady action from bettors who point to both fighters’ improved endurance and defensive skills over the last 18 months. Industry analysts note that round prop betting volume for this bout is already 30% higher than the average women’s flyweight undercard fight, a sign that casual and serious bettors alike are drawn to the stylistic clash and clear prop value opportunities across the board.