UFC

Durden is 35 and has been active, with his recent UFC run including a win over Jafel Filho after losses to strong opposition such as Alessandro Costa, Allan Nascimento, and Joshua Van. Osbourne is 34 and also active, but he is coming off a unanimous decision loss to Alibi Idiris in February 2026. Both men have faced consistent UFC-level competition, yet Durden's recent stretch shows a more stable ability to force his preferred type of fight, while Osbourne has been more volatile from bout to bout. ([ufc.com](https://www.ufc.com/athlete/cody-durden?language_content_entity=en&page=1&utm_source=openai))
There is no previous head-to-head matchup between Cody Durden and Ode' Osbourne.
Cody Durden is projected to win this flyweight fight by decision. The edge is modest, but Durden's pressure, clinch work, and ability to make the fight uncomfortable give him a slightly better chance to win a close, competitive bout. Osbourne remains dangerous in open striking, yet the current market appears to be giving him a bit too much respect in a matchup where Durden can dictate more of the wrestling and positional battle.