3 years ago2017 was the last time Yair Rodriguez tasted defeat until his main-event matchup with Max Holloway on Saturday when he suffered a defeat to the former champion via unanimous decision (49-46, 48-47, 48-47). As expected, Rodriguez had to absorb a huge number of strikes (230 significant strikes) while only getting off 159 of his own. It had been a bit over two years since we had seen Rodriguez in action. If he can get back in the Octagon with more regularity, it is very likely he can earn some quick knockout victories for fantasy managers on fight nights.--Matt Bricker - RotoBaller
Source: ESPN