It’s the last day of school in the 4th grade, and next year you’ll be making the leap to the ever-intimidating 5th grade. The prettiest girl in school, who you’ve had a crush on since 1st grade, corners you in the cafeteria, and lays a big wet one on your lips! It’s your first kiss, and you are convinced you’re in love. The tough part is that summer vacation starts tomorrow, and you have no way of staying in touch with her during the summer months. You return the following September for the 1st day of 5th grade, and low and behold, your crush has gotten taller, slimmed down, and started wearing a bra - and rightfully so! You realize that the 3 months away from her has made you even more interested and excited to see her, and hopefully,...kiss her!

UFC 211 is just like your first kiss. It’s been away for some time now, as we haven’t had a card to entertain ourselves with in a few weeks, and absence has made the heart grow fonder, that’s for sure! Not only has the UFC returned after a brief absence, it’s returned with avengence! UFC 211 is the best card of the year so far; top to bottom, and may very well be the best card we’ll see all year when it’s all said and done! This one is definitely worth the price of admission, and worth the UFC purchase, especially if you can get a few friends to pitch in for the astronomical PPV costs.

With our first kiss back in our lives, and with some impressive attributes (fight matchups, or breasts) to show off, let’s jump into the fight card analysis, and see who is an attractive play from a DraftKings perspective.

If you haven’t followed along before, here’s what to expect from this intense preview article: I’ll jump in and preview each fight on the card, and give recommendations on which fighters you should be targeting when it comes to GPP and Cash game formats. I’ll also give you how confident I am on my picks using a 10 point scale (10 being the absolute best). With that being said, there are two fights that have fallen off, leaving us with 12 total fights on the card, which is a normal sized card during the Zuffa days. One thing that we have realized early on here since the new owners took over the organization, is that most cards have 13 or 14 fights on them, while the former owners typically started with 12 fights on the card. With the typically injuries and pull-outs that ocurr, most of the cards will have 11-14 fights moving forward, which I think is the correct number, but if no fights get pulled, then being stuck with 14 fights on a card makes it very interesting from a DFS perspective, and gives us many more options to formulate our teams, which I like!

An amazing display of matchmaking by the UFC has put in the undesirable position of handicapping this card, and I can honestly say, this is the tightest card that I have ever handicapped from the UFC! Bravo! There will be so many different lineups that can be made with these fighters that I don’t think there will be too many common lineups at the top of GPP’s. It will be somewhat refreshing. You can get super creative with your lineups due to how they priced these fighters, and how evenly matched many of these fights are, so it’s really a GPP’ers dream card!

Without further ado, let’s jump into the analysis for Saturday night’s UFC 211 PPV that’s taking place in Dallas, TX!

Undercard

Fight #:

3

3 Rounds

Weight:

205

Joachim Christensen

Vs.

Gadzhimurad Antigulov

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

14

4

Record

19

4

1

1

UFC Record

1

0

4

1

Record Last 5

5

1

$6,800

DK Salary

$9,400

350

Vegas Odds

-440

39%

% Fights to Dec

4%

2

# of UFC Fights

1

Snapshot:

These 2 men bring a total of 3 UFC fights to the table as their total fight history in the top organization within the sport. Antigulov is an ultra-aggressive Russian who has some relevance as it pertains to our DraftKings/DFS mindset. 14 of the Russian’s wins have come via submission, and I would look for him to continue on this path against the 6’3” fighter from Denmark who will have a 5.5” reach advantage over Antigulov.

I’ll be targeting Antigulov specifically in my GPP lineups, but I also think he has value in Cash games too, as his dominance and aggressive style should allow us to rack up some serious points. The downside of taking Antigulov in GPP’s is that he will be highly owned, so you aren’t going to pull the wool over anyone’s eyes with this pick. His price tag is steep at $9,400, but he should back this up with an easy 100+ point performance. Whether he wins with a quick 1st round submission, or he utilizes his wrestling to get takedown after takedown, and works his positional advantage over Christensen, Antigulov will rack up the points you need to win, it’s just that you won’t be alone in this endeavor. The more the merrier! The water’s warm…..come on in!

 PICK:  Antigulov, SUB, 1st

Cash Game: Antigulov (8/10): Best Vegas odds on the card, and almost a guarantee to win, but you never know.

GPP:  Antigulov (8.5/10): his high ownership % keeps him from being a 9 or 10 in confidence. Everyone will be on him.

 

Fight #:

1

3 Rounds

Weight:

145

Gabriel Benitez

Vs.

Enrique Barzola

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

19

5

Record

12

3

3

1

UFC Record

2

1

4

1

Record Last 5

3

2

$9,000

DK Salary

$7,200

-150

Vegas Odds

130

21%

% Fights to Dec

47%

4

# of UFC Fights

3

Snapshot:

This is a very interesting fight that will go overlooked by many on a card that is stacked with elite talent. Benitez is a solid striker with some vicious kicks in his arsenal, as well as a sniping left hand that can be unloaded with pinpoint accuracy. Enrique Barzola is a solid wrestler who will not want to stand and bang with Benitez, and will try and get this one to the ground as soon as humanly possible. Barzola will try and keep his distance from Benitez, working from the outside, and staying out of the pocket. If Barzola can use his superb timing to his advantage, and shoot after an eaten kick from Benitez, then I could definitely see Barzola securing a takedown, and working top position for the reamainer of the round. If he can do this for 2 out of the 3 rounds, then I could see him walking away with his hand held high, but this is a big “IF”. When it’s all said and done, I don’t see much value in either on of these guys, as there are too many question marks, and too much risk in both of them to have confidence in a DFS play. The $9k price tag for Benitez is too much for the risk, as Barzola could control this one on the ground, and make for a low scoring affair in DraftKings’ eyes. Enrique Barzola could be a nice punt on some Cash game lineups where you need to save some salary. That’s the only play I see here.

 PICK:  Benitez, Dec, unan

Cash Game:  Barzola (punt - 6/10)

GPP: Neither is appealing to me, but I could see some value in Barzola due to his low ownership, small salary, and possibility for transitioning and advancing on the ground, racking up some unexpected points. (Barzola - 5.5/10)

 

Fight #:

2

3 Rounds

Weight:

250

Chase Sherman

Vs.

Rashad Coulter

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

9

3

Record

24

5

0

2

UFC Record

0

0

3

2

Record Last 5

5

0

$8,300

DK Salary

$7,900

-130

Vegas Odds

110

8%

% Fights to Dec

24%

2

# of UFC Fights

0

Snapshot:

Like man of the fights on this weekend’s card, this is an incredibly difficult fight to predict. Sherman has been training down at Jackson-Wink, and has a full camp under his belt, where Rashad Coulter is coming in as a late replacement without much of a camp. This could bode well for Sherman, but Coulter could land one big shot, and lights out! If this fight somehow sees the 2nd round, then a big advantage goes to Sherman, as he will have a gas tank that will be much better than the short notice Coulter.

Sherman can take a punch, but his head movement is less than impressive, and when you’re fighting at heavyweight, I don’t care how solid your chin is, you can go to sleep, and go to sleep quickly. We should have more confidence in Sherman now that he is training down at Jackson-Wink, arguably the best MMA camp in the world, and you’d think they’d be working with him on his head movement, and staying off the centerline, but that’s still a big question mark, especially with these little 4 ounce gloves, and these big boys.

From a GPP perspective I will have exposure to both of these guys, as the odds of a vicious, quick fight is likely, but we just can’t say for which side will be the victor with much confidence, thus, get a little bit of both in your GPP lineups.

PICK:  Sherman, TKO, 2nd

Cash Game: Nothing to see here

GPP:  I’ll have some exposure to both of these fighters on my GPP’s, but not an excessive amount. Sherman will win this one if it get’s beyond the 1st round due to Coulter’s gas tank (lack thereof), and on the other hand, Coulter has a shot at putting Sherman to sleep in the 1st due to his heavy hands and his opponents poor defense. A little exposure in GPP’s for both, bot I don’t love either immensely.

 

Fight #:

4

3 Rounds

Weight:

115

Jessica Aguilar

Vs.

Courtney Casey

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

19

5

Record

6

4

0

1

UFC Record

2

3

4

1

Record Last 5

2

3

$8,100

DK Salary

$8,100

100

Vegas Odds

-120

54%

% Fights to Dec

30%

1

# of UFC Fights

5

Snapshot:

Both of these Strawweight fighters are priced at $8,100, and like most of the fights on this card, this will be a very evenly contested match, making a prediction very difficult. Jessica Aguilar is one of 6 American Top Team fighters participating on this card, which is a shit-ton! There must have been some serious activity, and cross-training going on at the ATT gym down in southern Florida! One big red flag that I see with Aguilar is the fact that she hasn’t fought in over 650 days!! Do the math! That’s almost 2 years off kids! Ring rust could very realistically be an issue here, and it adds a big question mark to my analysis.

Vegas and DraftKings have this one pretty much even, and I do as well, as this could really go either way. With that, I don’t see much value on either side of this fight in both GPP and Cash games, so I’d avoid if I were you. One positive is that both of these fighters will be low owned due to this, but you’ll basically be guessing if you roster either of these gals.

PICK:  Flip a coin - I’ll take Casey due to her activity

Cash Game:  Avoid  

GPP: Avoid

 

Fight #:

5

3 Rounds

Weight:

155

James Vick

Vs.

Marco Polo Reyes

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

10

1

Record

7

3

6

1

UFC Record

3

0

4

1

Record Last 5

4

1

$9,500

DK Salary

$6,700

-425

Vegas Odds

340

36%

% Fights to Dec

10%

7

# of UFC Fights

3

Snapshot:

James Vick is the highest priced fighter on the card with a $9,500 salary, and he is a very large favorite from Vegas’ eyes as well at -425! Vick will enjoy a 5” reach advantage, and he should be able to showcase this as he has continuously improved his footwork and his jab since entering the UFC back in August of 2013 against Ramsey Nijem, where he won by guillotine only :58 seconds into the fight. Vick’s striking has improved dramatically since he first stepped foot in the Octagon, but his groundwork is really where he excels.

Reyes will need to keep this fight standing, and get inside of Vick’s jab in order to make this a dirty, grinding affair, and pull out a decision victory. Easier said than done, especially since Reyes left one of the best MMA camps in the US, Alliance MMA in San Diego, under the tutelage of one of the best coaches in the sport, Eric Del Fierro. He wanted to be closer to his family, and decided to train for this fight in Mexico at Entram Gym. Will this have an impact on his performance? We’ll have to wait and see, but you can’t think that it will help, right? Keep in mind that Vick is a Texas boy, and will be riding the emotion of the hometown crowd as he tries to impress with a quick and vicious stoppage.

There is a reason why Vick is the highest priced fighter on the card, and there is a reason why you shouldn’t be scared to pony up and spend the money on him. This will be a quick and vicious fight, and I foresee Vick scoring anywhere from 100 to 150 points, depending on when he ends it in the 1st round. Hopefully it’s 4:55 into the first round! Make room for Vick on your rosters!

PICK:  Vick, Sub, 1st

Cash Game: Vick (9.5/10): I don’t see a way that Vick can lose this one, especially with this being in front of his hometown crowd and everything. The UFC typically sets up a fighter or two to win big in front of the hometown crowd, and this is a perfect example of that.

GPP: Vick (9/10): I love the fact that Vick will undoubtedly score over 100 points, but I don’t like the fact that he costs so much, and will be incredibly popular, but he will be on the winning rosters of all of the big GPP’s, so get him in your lineups.

 

Fight #:

6

3 Rounds

Weight:

145

Chas Skelly

Vs.

Jason Knight

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

17

2

Record

16

2

6

2

UFC Record

3

1

4

1

Record Last 5

4

1

$8,200

DK Salary

$8,000

-130

Vegas Odds

110

32%

% Fights to Dec

33%

8

# of UFC Fights

4

Snapshot:

This one could possibly be the fight of the night, and the most entertaining fight on a card filled with studs! That says a lot about these two fighters. One attribute that typically makes a fight exciting to watch is heart. Both Skelly and Knight possess immeasurable loads of heart, and this will be the defining characteristic that makes this fight impossible to turn away from! Neither of these guys will tap to a tight submission, and neither will give up until they are fully unconscious, and this is a recipe for awesomeness when it comes to MMA.

My numbers have Skelly as a better than “slight” favorite on this one, and I’m seeing some value here both from a betting perspective, and from a DFS perspective. Skelly should have the advantage on the ground, but Knight is scrappy as scrappy comes, and this could force the fight to a decision. Even if it goes to a decision, I do think that there will be a solid amount of points racked up in this one due to the scrambling attributes that both these fighters possess. It will be up, down, up, striking, down, up, clinch, striking, down, up…...repeat. This will make for a great fight to watch, but I can definitely see this one going the distance due to the heart and scrappiness that both these guys possess.

PICK:   Skelly, Dec, Unan

Cash Game:  Skelly (6/10): Tough fight to call, so not one I can have too much confidence in, when it comes to the victor.

GPP:  Skelly (6/10): Again, not a ton of confidence in the victor, and the heart of the opponent could be a factor for a lower scoring affair.

 

Fight #:

7

3 Rounds

Weight:

155

Eddie Alvarez

Vs.

Dustin Poirier

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

28

5

Record

21

5

3

2

UFC Record

13

4

3

2

Record Last 5

4

1

$8,100

DK Salary

$8,100

110

Vegas Odds

-130

21%

% Fights to Dec

27%

5

# of UFC Fights

17

Snapshot:

I’m loving Dustin Poirier in this fight! Both fighters have gotten crushed by Conor McGregor, but there aren’t many fighters who haven’t gotten dismantled by the Irishman. Alvarez got picked apart by McGregor back in November, and I’m not 100% sure he has completely recovered from that beating mentally. Alvarez has been in some wars during his day, and he typically gets rocked pretty easily in these wars, and I don’t see anything changing when he takes on Poirier this weekend.

This will be Poirier’s 18th UFC fight, and he has taken on some of the best that the UFC has to offer during his tenure with the organization. He is a power puncher that has improving footwork. Alvarez has a wrestling base, and may try and get this one to the ground, although I think Poirier’s takedown defense (68%) is solid, and has been improving during his time at American Top Team. If poirier keeps this fight standing, then I think ALvarez has a long night ahead of him, and quite possibly could go to sleep again. If another vicious KO is in Alvarez’s future, then I think he may need to take a step back and figure out if he wants CTE to be part of his future, because the man has been in some wars over the years.

Poirier not only is a heavy-handed striker, but he is an active striker as well, landing 4.97 Significant Strikes per Minute (SLpM), which is one of the better ratios on the entire card. My algorithm has Poirier ranked as a top 5 fighter on the card, while Alvarez is ranked 15th! This is a pretty big gap, especially since Vegas has them almost at even money, and DraftKings has them at even money ($8,100). This should be an awesome fight to watch, and and one that could have a significant impact on many of our DK LU’s.

PICK:  Poirier, KO, 3rd

Cash Game: Poirier (7.5/10): Not a guarantee to win, but I like his odds better than what Vegas is saying, and better than what DK is pricing them at.

GPP:  Poirier (8/10): I like his chances at winning, and if he does so, it will most likely be a high scoring affair. If he ends it inside the distance, then I definitely see a 100+ point night in his future, and even if it goes to a decision, I think he’ll rack up 90+ points at least.

 

Fight #:

7

3 Rounds

Weight:

185

David Branch

Vs.

Krzysztof Jotko

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

20

20

Record

19

1

2

2

UFC Record

6

1

5

0

Record Last 5

5

0

$7,500

DK Salary

$8,700

130

Vegas Odds

-150

39%

% Fights to Dec

60%

4

# of UFC Fights

7

Snapshot:

Another evenly matched fight by the UFC on this card, and another tough one to predict a winner. David Branch makes his return to the UFC after 6 years away, but he hasn’t been meddling on the regional circuit. He has captured 2 belts (Middleweight & Light Heavyweight) in the now defunct World Series of Fight, which is considered one of the top 3 organizations in the world. 

Jotko is also a stud, so Branch won’t come back into the UFC with an easy victory waiting for him. Vegas has Jotko as a -150 favorite, and DraftKings is pricing Jotko at a comparable $8,700. I think that Branch should get more credit than that on both fronts. Is there enough value in these numbers to roster Branch in Cash or GPP’s? Possibly. I’ll definitely have a little exposure to Branch in GPP’s, but I think I’ll avoid in Cash, as this fight is just too close to call. Jotko’s gone to a decision in 4 out of his last 5 UFC victories, and overall he goes to a decision at 60% of the time - win or lose. These aren’t great stats pushing me to roster Jotko or Branch for that matter.

I think this will go to a decision, as both fighters have a high Fight IQ, and solid defense. Both of these fighters have some of the best striking defense on the card, and this will play right into the hands of the “Low-Scoring Gods”. This typically means that DK scoring will be held to a minimum, and both fighters will have to work their asses off to earn those DK points. I think there are other opportunities on the card to rack up points, but I’ll have some exposure to Branch in GPP’s.

PICK:  Branch, Dec, Unan

Cash Game: Avoid - not enough confidence in a victor

GPP:  Branch (6.5/10): I’ll roster Branch in a few GPP lineups due to his low salary, and most likely low ownership.

 

Main Card

Fight #:

10

3 Rounds

Weight:

145

Frankie Edgar

Vs.

Yair Rodriguez

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

21

5

Record

10

1

15

5

UFC Record

6

0

4

1

Record Last 5

5

0

$8,600

DK Salary

$7,600

-125

Vegas Odds

105

62%

% Fights to Dec

45%

20

# of UFC Fights

6

Snapshot:

Another awesome fight to watch! Yair Rodriguez is an upcoming superstar that the UFC is grooming to be the next big thing. Edgar has been an elite fighter for years, but he is getting up there in age, and probably doesn’t have too many more years left in him. Edgar is 35 years old, where Rodriguez comes in at 24 years old, and an 8 fight winning streak with 6 of those fights being in the UFC. He’s recently taken care of BJ Penn, Alex Caceres, and Andre “Touchy” Fili over the past year. The young Mexican has set up shop with the famed Jackson-Wink MMA camp, and it’s proven to be a great decision for him. 

Rodriguez will have the height and reach advantage, and he’ll want to keep this fight standing as Edgar will try to utilize his wrestling and get this one to the ground. Yair’s size and strength will keep the fight at distance, and I have a feeling that Edgar will start to absorb punches and kicks to the face, and turn into a pile of hamburger meat from ear to ear.

Vegas and DK have Edgar as a favorite, but my numbers have Rodriguez as the slight favorite! I love the value that we’re getting here, and I’ll definitely have some serious exposure to Rodriguez in my GPP lineups, and probably some of my higher ranked Cash lineups as well. This is a great opportunity to save some money on your GPP LU’s, while also having a great chance at winning the fight overall! Keep an eye out for Yair Rodriguez to have a belt around his waist within the next 2 years. Mark my words.

PICK: Rodriguez, Dec, Unan

Cash Game: Rodriguez (7/10): He’s an underdog, but I think it should be the other way around, with Edgar as the dog. Still tough to rank him higher than a 7 in confidence with such a warrior like Edgar standing across the cage from him.

GPP: Rodriguez (8.5/10): Loving the salary savings here, and his ownership probably won’t be too high either. I like him in many of my GPP LU’s.

 

Fight #:

11

3 Rounds

Weight:

170

Demian Maia

Vs.

Jorge Masvidal

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

24

6

Record

32

11

18

6

UFC Record

9

4

5

0

Record Last 5

3

2

$7,800

DK Salary

$8,400

110

Vegas Odds

-130

47%

% Fights to Dec

58%

24

# of UFC Fights

13

Snapshot:

Another stupidly close fight to predict. This one really comes down to whether or not Maia can get this fight to the ground or not. Masvidal has always done a great job of defending takedowns, and keeping fights standing, but he has never fought a fighter with the atributes that Maia has. He is probably the best BJJ guy in the UFC, and if the fight goes to the ground, you can almost call it a win for Maia at that point!

In Maia’s last 4 fights he has absorbed 13 significant strikes! 13! Based on his 4 opponents typically striking ratio, they should have landed 132 significant strikes, but they didn’t, and they didn’t because Maia is on another level when it comes to taking fighters out of their normal gameplans, because they are so worried about getting taken to the ground by Maia, that the switch up their gameplan, and in turn, they play right into his hands.

Masvidal is a slight favorite in Vegas’ eyes, and DK is pricing him at $8,400, while Maia is at $7,800. Another incredibly tough fight to predict, but I think that Maia is like a fine wine, and he has gotten better with age! I foresee him getting this fight to the ground, and locking up a submission within the 1st 2 rounds. I like the Brazilian to take this one.

PICK: Maia, Sub, 2nd

Cash Game: Maia (7/10): I feel pretty confident in this selection, but again, Masvidal is no slouch, so you can’t have an extreme amount of confidence in Maia.

GPP:  Maia (9/10): I think a submission is in order within the first 2 rounds here. Oh, and I can save money? Oh, and he probably won’t have a high ownership percentage? Sounds good to me!

 

Fight #:

12

3 Rounds

Weight:

115

Joanna Jedrzejczyk

Vs.

Jessica Andrade

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

13

0

Record

16

5

7

0

UFC Record

7

3

5

0

Record Last 5

4

1

$8,800

DK Salary

$7,400

-185

Vegas Odds

160

62%

% Fights to Dec

24%

7

# of UFC Fights

10

Snapshot: 

This could be a showcase of female fireworks, which fists flying for 25 minutes! JJ is undefeated, and looks to continue her run through the female Strawweight division. Her output is awesome at 6.45 SLPM, which is one of the highest outputs on the card, with Andrade coming in at 6.8 SLPM! This will be a high volume striking display. I would definitely stack this one in Cash, and I’m pretty sure that is the road that I’m heading down.

Andrade has some serious power in her hands, and when you combine that with her salary, then you realize that you have a very interesting GPP play here in the underdog. This will be a great fight to watch, and you have to assume that JJ will have the gas tank to win the 4th and 5th rounds, but you never know, Andrade could pull some power punches out of her ass, and end this one early. It is MMA after all. Regardless of the winner, there will be an amazing amount of DK points generated in this one, so take advantage of it!

PICK:   Jedrzejczyk, Dec, Unan

Cash Game:   Stack → I like stacking these two in Cash. I think it’s a no-brainer!

GPP:  I’ll have some exposure to both here, but I may have more exposure to Andrade, as she will be low owned, and a nice salary saver!

 

Fight #:

13

5 Rounds

Weight:

240

Stipe Miocic

Vs.

Junior Dos Santos

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

16

2

Record

18

4

10

2

UFC Record

12

3

4

1

Record Last 5

3

2

$8,500

DK Salary

$7,700

110

Vegas Odds

-130

22%

% Fights to Dec

23%

12

# of UFC Fights

15

Snapshot:

THe UFC Heavyweight belt has been passed around so much, you could argue that it has a pimp, and it’s pimp is Dana White. Defending the belt in the Heavyweight division is difficult. These guys are BIG, and they throw heavy hands!

I like Miocic to pull this one out, although it will be a tough fight to predict. I think Miocic is on such a roll, and his confidence is at such a high level that I think this will carry him to victory. Once you get a taste of the championship lifestyle, it’s hard to give it up, and I think that Miocic hasn’t lightened up on his training at all. This is a heavyweight fight, so it could go either way, like most of the card, but I think that Miocic’s heavy hands will test JDS’ chin, and I think his chin has been tested one too many times to withstand the confident haymakers that Miocic will be throwing. A tough one to call, and I’ll have some exposure to both these guys, but just more on Miocic than JDS. Some people have asked me whether I would stack this one as well has the JJ/Andrade fight on the same Cash LU, and the answer is no. I have a high level of confidence that JJ/Andrade will both rack up a lot of points, and take it into the Championship rounds, whereas, I don’t think both these fighters will let this one go more than two rounds, leaving one fighter without many points at all. Check out my optimal lineups below!

PICK:  Miocic, KO, 2nd

Cash Game: Miocic (7/10): Not a layup for a victory, and that’s what you’d like to see in your Cash LU’s, but I think he’s one of the hottest fighters in the UFC right now, and that confidence will carry him to another victory.

GPP: Miocic (7.5/10): I like his ability to end this one quickly, and rack up some points  JDS (6.5/10): See above, but just not as likely to happen as Micoci.

Optimal Lineups

Cash 1

Slot

Fighter

Salary

1

James Vick

$9,500

2

Joanna Jedrzejczyk

$8,800

3

Dustin Poirier

$8,100

4

Demian Maia

$7,800

5

Yair Rodriguez

$7,600

6

Jessica Andrade

$7,400

 

Cash 2

Slot

Fighter

Salary

1

James Vick

$9,500

2

G. Antigulov

$9,400

3

Dustin Poirier

$8,100

4

Demian Maia

$7,800

5

Yair Rodriguez

$7,600

6

Jessica Andrade

$7,400

GPP 1

Slot

Fighter

Salary

1

James Vick

$9,500

2

Stipe Miocic

$8,500

3

Dustin Poirier

$8,100

4

Demian Maia

$7,800

5

Yair Rodriguez

$7,600

6

Rashad Coulter

$7,900

GPP 2

Slot

Fighter

Salary

1

Joanna Jedrzejczyk

$8,800

2

Stipe Miocic

$8,500

3

Enrique Barzola

$7,200

4

G. Antigulov

$9,400

5

Yair Rodriguez

$7,600

6

Rashad Coulter

$7,900