4 years agoReturning to the Octagon after nearly three years away, Julian Marquez (7-2) will make his return after rehabbing from several surgeries on his lat muscle in his middle back. His last taste of action came in July of 2018 when he suffered a split-decision loss to Alessio Di Chirico. Throughout his professional career, every time Marquez has had his hand raised in victory, it has been from a finish. DraftKings has the Cuban Missile as a sizable favorite with a DraftKings salary of $8,700. He's only averaged 52.3 fantasy points per contest, though, and it has been quite some time since Marquez has competed against top-notch talent.--Matt Bricker - RotoBaller
Source: UFC