3 years agoVery few fighters have entered the Octagon with the expectations that Yair Rodriguez did when he made his debut in 2014. Since then, he has gone 8-1 in that time frame. Rodriguez's biggest highlight may be his knockout of the Korean Zombie with one second left in their thrilling five-round war back in November of 2018. In October of 2019, Rodriguez scored a unanimous decision over Jeremy Stephens, and we haven't seen him in action since. With a two-year layoff and the task of former champion Max Holloway in the main event on Saturday, DraftKings sees El Pantera as the night's biggest underdog with a salary of $6,700. Throughout his UFC career, Rodriguez averages 69.3 fantasy points per contest. With Holloway displaying an iron chin throughout his career, we don't expect to see a Rodriguez knockout.--Matt Bricker - RotoBaller
Source: UFC