Undercard

Fight #:

1

3 Rounds

Weight:

135

Aiemann Zahabi

Vs.

Ricardo Ramos

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

7

0

Record

10

1

1

0

UFC Record

1

0

5

0

Record Last 5

4

1

$8,700

DK Salary

$7,500

156

Vegas Odds

-188

14%

% Fights to Dec

18%

428

Inside The Distance Prop

172

 

Snapshot:

The first fight of the night pits 29 year old Aiemann Zahabi (+156, $8,700) versus 22 year old Ricardo Ramos (-188, $7,500). Both fighters are making their 2nd appearance in the UFC cage, and the lines and salaries associated with this fight are strange, and all over the map. DraftKings might be getting too big for it’s britches, as they have started to release fighter salaries before Vegas has released their odds. For the first year and a half or so DK has waited until betting odds have been released before they would release their fighter salaries, assuming they were using these odds to price their fighters. More recently DK has started to release fighter salaries before the odds have been released, and this has made for a very interesting situation when evaluating salaries and odds.

This fight is a perfect example of that. Zahabi was priced at $8,700, which means he most likely would have been in the -225 range as a more than 2 to 1 favorite over Ramos. Low and behold, once the odds were released, and Zahabi’s betting line came in at +156, I’m sure there were many people at DraftKings looking at one guy who had a few too many when pricing the fighters a few nights prior!

So what does this do for us? This makes Ramos almost an automatic play in all formats with pretty significant exposure in GPP’s (but not all in). Ramos currently ranks as the 6th highest favorite on the card at -188, but on the flipside, he only ranks 19th when it comes to his salary (out of 24 fighters)! This is by far the biggest salary value that we have ever encountered here at FantasyAlarm.com! There is a -13 value advantage there, and this is something that we cannot ignore on DK! It’s almost like you don’t even need to watch the fighters previous fights, or even understand their talent level, or style. The value presented to us in the DraftKings salary is so significant that you can pretty much roster him blindly, and you won’t feel bad about it!

I don’t love this fight from a DFS perspective, as both guys have a style that offsets each other, and could make for a rather boring stuff the takedowns, land the jab type of fight that will ultimately go to decision. Not a ton of points racked up here, but you have to roster Ramos on principle alone due to the crazy value that we are getting! He should have a salary somewhere near $8,500 with his current -188 odds! We are getting him for $1k cheaper, but keep in mind, he will be VERY highly owned due to this, making his GPP value decrease.

PICK: Zahabi, Dec, Unanimous

Cash Game: Ramos (7/10): Great opportunity to save some cap space, and fit some of the bigger studs on your roster. I don’t love his chances of victory though, so tread lightly.

GPP: Ramos (7.5/10): Super saver salary stud, but he will be incredibly highly owned, and I think his ceiling is pretty low based on his style, and he may even lose the fight, which isn’t great in GPP’s.

 

Fight #:

2

3 Rounds

Weight:

205

Michael Oleksiejczuk

Vs.

Ion Cutelaba

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

12

2

Record

13

2

0

0

UFC Record

2

2

5

0

Record Last 5

3

0

$7,100

DK Salary

$9,100

378

Vegas Odds

-508

21%

% Fights to Dec

13%

534

Inside The Distance Prop

-255

 
Snapshot:

As you can see by the odds here, this one should be a pretty lopsided affair, as two young Light Heavyweights will look to clash at the center of the Octagon in an attempt to put the other one to sleep, and start him on the path of a life with CTE. Michael Oleksiejczuk (MO from now on, because I’m not going to keep writing that last name) is making his UFC debut on short notice, filling in for the injured Gadzhimurad Antigulov on less than a month’s notice. This sounds great and all, but you really don’t want to be taking a short notice fight against a fighter with lethal striking like Cutelaba.

Cutelaba is a heavy favorite at -508, ranking him as the 2nd biggest favorite on the card behind Joanna Jedrzejczyk who is currently a -625 favorite. Cutelaba’s salary of $9,100 ranks him 2nd on the card as well, so there is no rank value advantage here, but I do think with a -508 betting line that your DK salary should be somewhere near $9,300 or more, thus giving us some subjective value in his salary. Cutelaba also has the best Inside the Distance prop on the card at -255, and the fight in total has crazy odds of -515 to not see the final bell!

With that being said, Cutelaba has some seriously heavy hands, and his aggressive striking attack usually comes in high energy combos that are thrown with fight-ending intentions. It isn’t a one punch and backoff type of style. It is high pressure combinations that will have Cutelaba standing in the cage with his hand raised high in victory! I like his price tag for how high his floor and ceiling are, so I will definitely have exposure to Cutelaba in all formats, but he will be highly owned, and I don’t foresee any takedowns happening in this one, and as you know in the new DK scoring format, you rack up the most points when you have a fighter repeatedly getting takedowns, advancing position, getting back to the feet, getting more takedowns, and piling up the points. The only concern here for me is Cutelaba’s gas tank if it gets past the 1st round. Keep that in the back of your mind.

PICK: Cutelaba, KO, 1st

Cash Game: Cutelaba (9/10): I really like his odds of victory here, and combine that with an inexperienced fighter with no UFC experience, taking the fight on short notice, then you have a nice recipe for a 100+ point performance.

GPP: Cutelaba (9.5/10): Odds of victory are great, ceiling is high, floor is high, but he will be popular. One of the better GPP plays on the card!

 

Fight #:

3

3 Rounds

Weight:

240

Aleksei Oleinik

Vs.

Curtis Blaydes

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

55

10

Record

8

1

4

1

UFC Record

3

1

4

1

Record Last 5

4

1

$8,200

DK Salary

$8,000

279

Vegas Odds

-356

12%

% Fights to Dec

11%

467

Inside The Distance Prop

-120

 
Snapshot:

Here’s another fight where the DK salary does not align with the betting odds, but it isn’t as big of a gap as the previous lopsided fight. Blaydes is a -356 favorite, which ranks 4th best on the card, while his DK salary of $8,000 ranks 14th best on the card! That’s a 10 positional rank value that we are getting with his DK salary! Impressive, but not as good as the 14 that we are getting with Ramos. Due to this alone, we will want to have some serious exposure in all formats.

Aleksei Oleinik has 65 professional MMA fights (55-10), and is 14 years older than Blaydes. He has proven to be a slick submission expert by catching both Viktor Pesta and Travis Browne in submissions in 2017. His MMA experience is incredible, but I don’t think this overcomes the massive talent gap here between Blaydes and himself.

Blaydes is 8-1, and is 3-1 in the UFC, with his only loss coming to the future Heavyweight champ, Francis Ngannou. Blaydes has every advantage in this one; heavier, more accurate striking, better wrestling, and better strength and speed. These will be the difference in the fight, as I don’t think Oleinik will be able to get the American to the ground and lock up a submission. I foresee Blaydes keeping this one on the feet, landing his strikes at will, and eventually stopping the Polack in the 2nd round by TKO.

From a DFS perspective I really like Blaydes here, but I wish his value wasn’t so apparent, and could fly under the radar better. His DK salary should be closer to $9,000, especially with an Inside the DIstance prop that is -120, but we’ll take the discount, roster him and his $8,000 salary, and hope that the public overlooks it…...but I doubt it. Although I do think we’ll have some more “public players” participating in this one due to GSP’s return. This is good for the serious players like you and I! Make it rain Curtis….make it rain!

PICK: Blaydes, TKO, 2nd

Cash Game: Blaydes (9.5/10): I love his odds of victory, cheap price tag, and his high floor and ceiling! Roster away!

GPP: Blaydes (9/10): Everything I said above applies here, but his popularity will reduce his GPP value to some degree, but still is one of the best plays on the card - don’t miss out!

 

Fight #:

4

3 Rounds

Weight:

170

Randy Brown

Vs.

Mickey Gall

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

9

2

Record

4

0

3

2

UFC Record

3

0

3

2

Record Last 5

5

0

$7,800

DK Salary

$8,400

-108

Vegas Odds

-116

18%

% Fights to Dec

0%

234

Inside The Distance Prop

130

 
Snapshot:

Fight #4 of the night has veteran Randy Brown (-108, $7,800) taking on youngster Mickey Gall (-116, $8,400) in this Welterweight contest. Mickey Gall has had an interesting pro MMA career, going 4-0 with 3 of his fights coming in the UFC. Gall has a very good submission game that has been on display so far, while Brown will want to keep this one on the feet, and avoid getting taken down by the 25 year old Gall.

Gall has mass amounts of confidence, and is pretty smart to boot. He made waves early on in his UFC career by calling out the debuting CM Punk who had a huge following, proving he was the better fighter within one round. After the CM Punk victory he went on to call out rising UFC star, Sage Northcutt, and was able to submit him within 2 rounds to earn his 4th professional victory. His last 2 fights have been high profile due to his opponents, and this is smart, as he has quickly made a name for himself, and has a following now, and this is how you make money in this sport!

This is a very interesting matchup, but I think Gall has the tools to take advantage of Brown’s weaknesses, get him to the ground and submit him for his 4th UFC victory in as many attempts. Brown has proven to be unable to prevent takedowns from average wrestlers and grapplers, and once he’s on the ground he typically gives up his back and gets submitted. This is how I foresee this one playing out as well. Gall will eventually find a way to get this one to the ground, and once there, he’ll have Brown submitting within 3 minutes.

I think we have some value here in both the betting line and DK salary! This is one of my favorite plays of the night, as I think many casual fans will see Gall’s lack of experience as a huge handicap for him, but he has a high FIGHT IQ (and you know I love that), an ability to get fights to the ground without having a legit wrestling game, and his submission game is top-notch, from what we’ve seen. I think this is the UFC’s way of continuing to build up a future star in Gall, and legitimizing his abilities by feeding him a vet who has been pretty solid throughout his career - just don’t look under the hood of Brown, or you’ll see no ground game to speak of.

PICK: Gall, Sub, 1st

Cash Game: Gall (8/10): His odds of winning are better than the odds spell out. He has a high ceiling, as I don’t think this one goes to the judges, and Gall wins within the 1st 2 rounds.

GPP: Gall (8.5/10): I think his ownership will be somewhat tempered, and combining this with his skills, and high ceiling, then I think we have a very good GPP target for us!

 

Fight #:

5

3 Rounds

Weight:

205

Ovince Saint Preux

Vs.

Corey Anderson

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

21

10

Record

9

3

9

5

UFC Record

6

3

2

3

Record Last 5

3

2

$9,000

DK Salary

$7,200

-166

Vegas Odds

138

39%

% Fights to Dec

50%

109

Inside The Distance Prop

500

 
Snapshot:

The 3rd and final fight of the evening that is significantly mispriced by DraftKings. There’s a lot of value in Anderson, as his +138 betting line ranks 16th on the card, while his DK salary ranks 22nd! This gives us a -6 rank value, and we like this! His $7,200 salary should be somewhat closer to $8,000 in my opinion.

Anderson is a good wrestler who lands his strikes at a very high rate (5.01 SLpM), while OSP lands at an awful rate of 2.75 SLpm! OSP has had very inconsistent performances in the cage over the past 3 years, and this is not what we want in our DK lineups. We need certainty, consistency, and solid upside. I don’t see any of these qualities in OSP right now. He is a former D1 college football player, but he is now 34 and has been KO’ed multiple times. You have to assume that his chin is starting to fade on him, and it could be a factor in all of his fights for the remainder of his career. I don’t like rostering fighters who have questionable chins, and on top of that, I don’t like rostering fighters who have questionable Fight IQ’s, and who don’t have the best cornermen or coaches. This is exactly what OSP is nowadays, so I’ll be fading him pretty hard Saturday night.

I’m also not a huge Corey Anderson fan either. I don’t have a ton of confidence in his chin, gas tank, or fight IQ, but I think him being 6 years younger, having a higher offensive output and style, and an opportunity to put a fellow American to sleep in MSG will carry Anderson to a KO victory over OSP before the final bell tallies. This could be a fight where OSP wins the first 2 rounds by striking in the clinch, and getting a few takedowns, and then Anderson ending the fight in the 3rd with a thunderous KO punch.

Many question marks exist in this one, and these will prevent me from being heavily invested in Anderson, but I think his -6 rank value, combined with OSP’s poor fight IQ & weak chin make Anderson a viable fighter to roster in both Cash games and GPP’s, but don’t say I didn’t warn you about Anderson’s flaws as well. If you can save cap space by rostering Blaydes or Ramos, then do so, and leave Anderson on the bench. DK has provided us with enough value in Blaydes and Ramos that we may be able to ignore Anderson all together, but it’s in your hands.

PICK: Anderson, KO, 2nd

Cash Game: Anderson (7/10): Not 100% confident in victory here, but we have some nice value, a high ceiling, but also a low floor. Proceed with caution.

GPP: Anderson (8/10): I like Anderson more in GPP’s, as I think he will be low owned, and he has a chance of racking up some serious points due to OSP’s questionable chin.

 

Fight #:

6

3 Rounds

Weight:

250

Walt Harris

Vs.

Mark Godbeer

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

10

6

Record

12

3

3

5

UFC Record

1

1

3

2

Record Last 5

4

1

$8,800

DK Salary

$7,400

-370

Vegas Odds

288

19%

% Fights to Dec

7%

-172

Inside The Distance Prop

450

 
Snapshot:

We’ll keep this one quick, as I think it’s a pretty easy fight to handicap. These 2 will keep the fight standing, and will bang in the center of the cage, or dirty box against the cage. Harris has a -172 Inside the Distance prop, which is very good, but I don’t think he’ll rack up more than 105 points at the most. He won’t get any takedowns, he throws strikes at a very low pace, and I don’t trust that he’ll get that hail mary punch on the chin of Godbeer within the first frame. EVen if Harris wins in the 1st by KO, I think his point total will be around 105 points, which is nice, but we’d hopefully get some more out of a $8,800 fighter with a lot of question marks.

I think Harris is worth targeting in GPP’s, but I would not touch him in Cash games, as I don’t have the confidence that he’ll pay back his $8,800 salary, and who knows, maybe Godbeer lands one on the button and Harris goes nighty-night? If that’s the case, then goodnight Cash game LU’s and half your bankroll.

Tread lightly here, as this fight doesn’t have the style makeup to be very lucrative from a DraftKings perspective, and there are just too many unknowns about these two fighters to have much confidence here.

PICK: Harris, TKO, 2nd

Cash Game: N/A

GPP: Harris (7/10): He may break 100 points, but not very confident in it.

 

Fight #:

7

3 Rounds

Weight:

155

James Vick

Vs.

Joe Duffy

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

11

1

Record

7

2

7

1

UFC Record

4

1

4

1

Record Last 5

4

1

$7,700

DK Salary

$8,500

132

Vegas Odds

-158

33%

% Fights to Dec

33%

328

Inside The Distance Prop

145

 
Snapshot:

I love the matchmaking in this one! Joe Duffy (the Conor McGregor killer) is coming in as a -158 favorite with an $8,500 price tag, while James Vick enters the cage as a +132 dog with a $7,700 price tag. This could be a possible Fight of the Night candidate, as both these guys are competitors who bring it every time they are in the cage.

When you boil it down, I like Duffy in this spot better than I do Vick. The American (Vick) has a lot of hype around him, but I think that Duffy has been in deeper waters with better competition over his career, and he has risen to almost every occasion. He has a +145 Inside the DIstance prop, which is pretty solid, and my algorithm have Duffy as a moderate favorite over Vick, ranking 8th out of 24 fighters on the card when it comes to potential DK points accumulation.

This isn’t one of my favorite fights to target from a DraftKings perspective, as I think a lot of what these guys will do is cancel each other out, negating DK points, and positioning the winner to score 65-80 DK points in a decision victory. If it does end before the final bell, then maybe the winner will get to 90 points, but I don’t see a 100+ point winner in this one. Proceed with caution.

PICK: Duffy, Decision, Unanimous

Cash Game: Duffy (7/10): I like his chances of victory, but I think he has a low ceiling, and low floor if he loses.

GPP: N/A

 

Main Card

 

Fight #:

8

3 Rounds

Weight:

185

Johny Hendricks

Vs.

Paulo Borrachinha

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

18

7

Record

10

0

13

7

UFC Record

2

0

1

4

Record Last 5

5

0

$7,300

DK Salary

$8,900

210

Vegas Odds

-260

56%

% Fights to Dec

0%

420

Inside The Distance Prop

-155

 

Snapshot:

I really like Borrachinha here! He is super aggressive, and likes to ends his fights quickly. Hendricks is a crafty veteran, and has a solid wrestling game to go along with his heavy left hand. Hendricks was also KO’ed by Stephen Thompson, and I think this will be a similar result here.

I could see Borrachinha winning in vicious fashion with a 1st round KO, but if Hendricks can survive the 1st, and PB punches himself out, then Hendricks could take over with his wrestling in rounds 2 and 3 - winning a boring decision.

Borrachinha is a physical specimen that can KO anyone in the division, and this is while I’ll be targeting him for many of my GPP LU’s. He will be highly owned though, so you need to keep this in mind. If Hendricks pulls one out of his ass and upsets Borrachinha, then he will be the ultimate contrarian that could lead you to a solo victory in GPP’s. I won’t completely fade Hendricks all together, but I definitely will have much more exposure to Borrachinha than I will Hendricks in this one. The UFC has had a contentious relationship with Hendricks for years, ever since he kept missing weight in big fights, and this is their way of throwing him to the wolves, and hopefully forcing him into retirement, and I think they get their way here finally!

PICK: Borrachinha, KO, 1st

Cash Game: Borrachinha (7.5/10): I like his odds of victory, but betting against a craft vet in Cash games isn’t always the smartest thing to do.

GPP: Borrachinha (9/10): Really like the aggressiveness that he brings to the cage here. His ceiling is high, and I think the UFC is trying to build a star here, and they often know more than we do when that happens in fights.

Hendricks (6.5/10): This will be a contrarian play only.

 

Fight #:

9

3 Rounds

Weight:

170

Stephen Thompson

Vs.

Jorge Masvidal

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

13

2

Record

32

12

8

2

UFC Record

9

5

4

1

Record Last 5

3

2

$8,600

DK Salary

$7,600

-182

Vegas Odds

150

47%

% Fights to Dec

59%

288

Inside The Distance Prop

481

 
Snapshot:

I’ll be quick with this one because I don’t like this fight from a DraftKings perspective much at all. Thomson is a stud when it comes to point fighting, keeping his distance, and striking his opponent into a decision win. This is not a recipe to earn many DK points in a win, especially if the fight is only 3 rounds, like this one is.

Masvidal is also a very technical striker who doesn’t get himself into much trouble during his standup contests that he is typically involved in. Both of these guys are very good defensive fighters, and that typically means very good footwork, not a high volume of strikes landing, and very few DK points accumulating. I would avoid this one in all formats. You will have a good amount of people on Thompson though, as he has been touted as one of the best strikers in the division. Yes, he is a great striker, but he isn’t a fight-ending striker, and his volume is less than what we want to see in our LU’s.

PICK: Thompson, Dec, Unanimous

Cash Game: N/A

GPP: N/A

 

Fight #:

10

5 Rounds

Weight:

115

Joanna Jedrzejczyk

Vs.

Rose Namajunas

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

14

0

Record

6

3

8

0

UFC Record

4

2

5

0

Record Last 5

4

1

$9,200

DK Salary

$7,000

-625

Vegas Odds

445

64%

% Fights to Dec

33%

167

Inside The Distance Prop

835

 

Snapshot:

Another quick one here, but for different reasons. JJ will dominate this one on the feet, and she does it with an incredibly high pace! She typically scores 115+ points when she wins via decision, and I think this is how she’ll win here as well. You want to have significant exposure with JJ in GPP’s, and you want her in your Cash LU’s as well. I wouldn’t have 100% exposure to JJ, but I wouldn’t be scared having 80-85% exposure to JJ in my GPP LU’s. Sit back and enjoy this one!

PICK: JJ, Dec, Unanimous

Cash Game: JJ (10/10): No words - just points.

GPP: JJ (10/10): Same as above!

 

Fight #:

11

5 Rounds

Weight:

135

Cody Garbrandt

Vs.

TJ Dillashaw

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

11

0

Record

14

3

6

0

UFC Record

10

3

5

0

Record Last 5

4

1

$8,300

DK Salary

$7,900

-181

Vegas Odds

150

18%

% Fights to Dec

41%

195

Inside The Distance Prop

490

 

Snapshot:  

This is a great fight here, and a tough one to call, but I have a good feeling of knowing how this one will go. I think Dillashaw leaving Team Alpha Male was the beginning of the end for him. Garbrandt has continued to get better over time, and his coaching, teammates, and routine has stayed consistent over the years, as Dillashaw has bounced around a bit.

We do have some Rank Value here with Garbrandt, as he is -2, and I think this is only one small reason why I really like Garbrandt. I think Cody has heavier hands, solid takedown defense, and has proven to be quick enough on his feet to compete with Dillashaw in that area. Garbrandt’s Inside the Distance prop is currently +195, while Dillashaw is coming in at +490, and this is a good example of the power that lies within both of their striking. Edge to Garbrandt.

There is A LOT of bad blood between these two, and if it gets into a fire fight, then this could end with Dillashaw getting KO’ed by the heavier handed Garbrandt. Dillashaw does land a very high volume though, so if Garbrandt can’t corner Dillashaw, and get his hands on him, then Dillashaw could pull off a high scoring DK victory.

Here’s how I think it plays out though; Dillashaw has serious movement in the cage, but he is not a counter striker, so he will eventually have to enter Garbrandt’s range, and will inevitably eat power shots that resonate with the judges. How many of those shots will land though? This is the concern from a DK perspective, because if Garbrandt doesn’t land a high volume, and doesn’t KO Dillashaw, then he might only score 80 or so points, and this isn’t what we are looking for in a 5 round rostered fighter.

I’ll have exposure to both fighters, but I like Garbrandt more than Dillashaw here, and will have more exposure to him in my GPP lu’s and my Cash LU’s. Cody could win via TKO in the 3rd, scoring 100 points, or he could win a decision and only score 85 points. Tough to tell, as I think they cancel each other out quite a bit.

PICK: Garbrandt, Dec, Unanimous

Cash Game: Garbrandt (7.5/10): I think he wins, but there are better options out there that I have more confidence in.

GPP: Garbrandt (7/10): I think his ceiling is somewhat low due to no takedowns in his future, and Dillashaw knowing his game pretty well.

Dillashaw (6.5/10): I like his salary, and super high pace, but I don’t think he’ll win a decision against Garbrandt, and I think this is how this one will end.


 

Fight #:

12

5 Rounds

Weight:

185

Michael Bisping

Vs.

Georges St-Pierre

Wins

Losses

 

Wins

Losses

30

7

Record

25

2

20

7

UFC Record

19

2

5

0

Record Last 5

5

0

$8,100

DK Salary

$8,100

-109

Vegas Odds

-115

38%

% Fights to Dec

44%

280

Inside The Distance Prop

335

 
Snapshot:

The return of GSP is finally here! But what will he look like after 4 years away from the sport? Bisping is fighting a legend, but he is also the best Michael Bisping that has ever stepped into the cage! GSP will be fighting up a weight class, as he was the former champ of the Welterweight division. He now takes on a much bigger fighter in Michael Bisping for the Middleweight title.

There are so many question marks surrounding GSP, which makes it hard to handicap, but I think Bisping’s recent activity, size advantage, and desire to be champ right now will allow him to prevail in a decision victory over GSP. This fight could take place anywhere - mat, standing, against the cage - you name it. But I think the pace will be high enough throughout the 5 rounds that the victor will rack up some points. My algorithm also has Bisping as a slight favorite over GSP, and I think ring rust will be a REAL factor here.

I will have exposure to both in GPP’s, but I’ll be more heavily invested in Bisping. I’ll also have Bisping in my Cash LU’s as well. I will update any LU’s thoughts within the FantasyAlarm.com forum area, so please feel free to ask away. Also follow me on Twitter for live Tweeting during the event: @TJ_Scott_MMA

PICK: Bisping, Dec, Unanimous

Cash Game: Bisping (8/10): Tough one to call, but I like the 5 rounds and versatility of the matchup.

GPP: Bisping (7.5/10): Proceed with caution. Many ?’s with GSP.

GSP (7/10): Close one, so have some exposure to this side as well.

 

Optimal Lineups

GPP 1

Slot

Fighter

Salary

1

Bisping

$8,100

2

Garbrandt

$8,300

3

Borrachinha

$8,900

4

Blaydes

$8,000

5

Ramos

$7,500

6

Jedrzejczyk

$9,200

Cash 1

Slot

Fighter

Salary

1

Borrachinha

$8,900

2

Blaydes

$8,000

3

Jedrzejczyk

$9,200

4

Anderson

$7,200

5

Gall

$8,400

6

Garbrandt

$8,300