Stipe Miocic and Daniel Cormier will face the heavyweight championship in play for the third time on Saturday at UFC 252. The two mythical fighters have won by knockout in their past two battles. Choosing winners in UFC DFS tournaments, games for money and 50-50 on sites like FanDuel and DraftKings is essential, so Miocic vs. Cormier III can be a match for when you complete your UFC 252 DFS charts. That’s because they both have almost the same chances of winning at William Hill.
However, a loaded UFC 252 combat card means it has many features in Saturday’s UFC DFS fighter group. With established veterans such as former UFC Junior heavyweight champion Dos Santos and Ultimate Fighter winner John Dodson, as well as young talents like Jairzinho Rozenstruik and Magomed Ankalaev, all planned for action, they need to have a transparent attack plan with their MMA DFS strategy. So, before you make your UFC DFS possible by Saturday, be sure to check out the latest UFC DFS tips from SportsLine’s Mike McClure.
McClure is a predictive and professional knowledge engineer at DFS with approximately $2 million in professional profits. He recently crushed his DFS selections, generating lists of tournaments that have paid a lot in various sports in recent years.
Ufc Fight Night: Lewis vs. No. Oleinik last Saturday, McClure was Derrick Lewis as one of his most productive selections. The result: Lewis won by knockout at the time of circular opposite Aleksei Oleinik, and anyone following McClure’s recommendation was on track to build a winning line-up.
Now McClure has set up his attractions on Saturday’s STACKed UFC 252 undercard. You can only see your possible optimal UFC DFS options and strategy here.
For UFC 252, McClure stands up to Sean O’Malley for $9,200 in DraftKings and $21 in FanDuel. The undefeated 25-year-old continued where he left off after a nearly two-year hiatus due to a series of failed exploration tests, got rid of José Alberto Quiñonez in March and then scored another knockout against Eddie Wineland in June.
Both were knockouts in the first circular to raise his record to 12-0 and will now face Marlon Vera (15-6-1), who has just lost to Yadong Song in May. O’Malley will have a merit in his feet as he handles 6.93 significant moves consistent with the minute opposite Vera’s 3.7. He is also the ultimate active fighter with 1.33 takedowns consistent with 15 minutes as opposed to Vera’s 0.88.
Part of McClure’s optimal UFC DFS strategy also includes Herbert Burns’ lineup ($8900 in DraftKings, $19 at FanDuel). After winning his in UFC with a first-round victory over Darrick Minner in Dana White’s Contender series last August, Burns won the first-round saves against Nate Landwehr and Evan Dunham.
Burns (11-2) now welcomes Daniel Pineda (18-11), who will make his first UFC appearance since 2014 after spending more than six years fighting for other promotions. Burns is a dynamic fighter who averages 7.41 eliminations every 15 minutes while completing one hundred percent of his withdrawal attempts and filling 100 percent of his opponents’ attempts. Pineda only defends 48% of withdrawal attempts and will fight to keep the fight on the court on Saturday.
McClure also points to a valuable fighter who is a duty because his fight is a massive delay. This selection can make the difference between charging a lot in MMA DFS or going home with nothing. You can view all possible selections and tips from McClure’s MMA DFS here.
So what are the most productive options possible for DraftKings and FanDuel for UFC 252 on Saturday? And what valuable fighter will be in your lineup? Visit SportsLine now to see the full top picks of DFS millionaire Mike McClure for Saturday’s UFC 252 card and big money at MMA DFS.
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