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Alexander Volkanovski (DK $8,200) and Movsar Evloev (DK $8,000) close the card with a five-round main event at a 50% win chance each. Petr Yan (DK $8,800) and Merab Dvalishvili (DK $7,400) go five rounds right before them, with Yan at 56% and Dvalishvili at 44%. The 14-fight card locks Saturday at 10:00 AM ET, and those last two fights hold a big share of the field's money.
UFC 323 presents an intriguing roster construction challenge with 28 fighters averaging $8,100 in salary. The card is headlined by a bantamweight title rematch between Dvalishvili and Yan, where Merab’s dominant wrestling should translate to strong DFS production despite his premium pricing. With only four fighters projected for 30%+ ownership, there’s solid leverage opportunities throughout the card, particularly in spots where the betting lines don’t align with DraftKings salaries.
UFC Qatar is here and it’s a loaded slate with 28 fighters averaging $8,125 in salary. The pricing structure creates excellent roster construction flexibility, with only two fighters projected for heavy ownership above 30%. This opens up multiple lineup building approaches, whether you’re targeting the chalk or fading popular plays for contrarian leverage.
UFC 322 presents a compelling DFS puzzle with 28 fighters averaging $8,064 in salary, creating a relatively tight pricing structure that demands strategic roster construction. With only five fighters projected for heavy ownership above 30%, there’s significant opportunity to gain leverage through smart pivots and contrarian plays. The slate features two title fights anchored by high-priced champions, but the real value lies in the 12 fighters showing strong 8x upside potential at more reasonable
UFC Vegas 111 presents an interesting roster construction challenge with 24 fighters averaging $8,133 in salary — a relatively tight pricing structure that demands careful value identification. With five fighters projected for 30%+ ownership, the chalk spots are clearly defined, but seven strong candidates for 8x+ value multipliers create legitimate pivot opportunities. The headliner between Bonfim and Brown offers compelling tournament leverage, especially with Brown’s underdog status despite h
UFC Vegas 110 presents an intriguing mix of opportunities with 26 fighters averaging $8,100 in salary. The pricing structure creates some interesting roster construction decisions, as we’re looking at four fighters projected for heavy ownership above 30% while nine solid value candidates offer 8x upside potential. The main event between Garcia and Onama headlines a card that may not capture casual attention but provides several compelling DFS angles for those willing to dig deeper.
UFC 321 presents an intriguing mix of championship fights and value opportunities across 26 fighters with an $8,100 average salary. The headliner features Tom Aspinall defending his heavyweight title against Ciryl Gane, while we also get a women’s strawweight title fight between Virna Jandiroba and Mackenzie Dern. With only four fighters projected for 30%+ ownership, there’s solid leverage potential throughout the card, especially considering we have 10 strong candidates for 8x+ value.
UFC Vancouver presents an intriguing roster construction challenge with 26 fighters averaging $8,100 in salary. The pricing creates some interesting dynamics, as we’re looking at a relatively tight salary structure that should allow for balanced lineups without forcing too many difficult decisions. With only four fighters projected for heavy ownership above 30%, there’s solid opportunity to find differentiation in tournaments while still accessing the slate’s top scoring potential.
UFC Rio presents an intriguing mix of high-priced favorites and legitimate value opportunities across 24 fighters. With an $8,100 average salary and eight fighters projected for 30%+ ownership, roster construction will require careful balance between the chalk and contrarian plays. The main event features Charles Oliveira against short-notice replacement Mateusz Gamrot, creating an interesting dynamic where the home favorite Oliveira enters as a slight underdog despite his finishing upside.
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