3 years agoHeavyweights are set to make an appearance on the UFC's first main card of 2022 on Saturday when veteran and UFC slugger Chase Sherman (15-8) hopes to avoid a three-fight losing streak. Sherman's previous three-fight losing streak led to his exit from the UFC in 2018 before he joined Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship. After a solid run there, Sherman was brought back to the UFC, where he is 1-2 on his current run. As expected, the heavy slugger has won 14 of his 15 career bouts by knockout/TKO. DraftKings sees the Vanilla Gorilla as the bout's underdog with a salary of $7,700. Throughout his UFC career, Sherman averages 49.3 fantasy points per contest. At this salary point and taking on Jake Collier, it's worth a shot to roster Sherman.--Matt Bricker - RotoBaller
Source: UFC