3 years agoWith only a split-decision loss since joining the UFC, Julian Marquez (9-2) enters the Octagon on Saturday to open up the main card. 3-1 since joining the UFC, all three of his wins have come by submission. He also scored a second-round knockout against Phil Hawes on the Contender Series in 2017. He knows how to get the finish, as all nine of Marquez's career victories have come by the finish, with five of those coming via knockout/TKO. DraftKings sees the Cuban Missile Crisis as the underdog with a salary of $7,700. Throughout his UFC career, Marquez averages 70.9 fantasy points per contest. His opponent, Gregory Rodrigues, is actually looking to rebound from a loss.--Matt Bricker - RotoBaller
Source: UFC