3 years agoWith losses in two of his last three contests, Ryan Spann (19-7) will enter the Octagon in Saturday night's co-main-event spotlight. Spann enters the Octagon looking to rebound from a first-round submission in September of last year at the hands of Anthony Smith. Though he is a heavy-handed striker, 11 of Spann's 19 career wins have come by submission, along with another five knockout/TKO wins. DraftKings sees Spann as the big underdog with a salary of $7,300. Throughout his UFC career, Spann averages 66.8 fantasy points per contest. Though he's facing a tough opponent in Ion Cutelaba, it's worth the gamble to start Spann. When he wins, he pays off his fantasy managers.--Matt Bricker - RotoBaller
Source: UFC