UFC 321: Aspinall vs Gane - DFS Plays and Fades
- Ben Bentley
- 9 hours ago
- 3 min read
Being a premium member pays for itself! Real quick scoring overview: Fighters get .2 points for strikes and sig strikes, +0.03 pts/second of control time, 5 pts for TDs, 5 pts for reversals, and 10 pts for knockdowns. The earlier a fight ends; the more bonus points you receive. With this scoring, hesitant strikers that back up will single handedly sink your roster. I'm looking for wrestlers and guys with knockout power. If you would like access to the entire article, consider joining one of our premium member plans!
Every Lineup Fighter: Tom Aspinall, $9,400, (-345)
Make Tom Aspinall your every-lineup fighter without hesitation. He comes into this with the shortest average fight time in Ultimate Fighting Championship history—just 2 minutes, 2 seconds. With nearly every win coming in the first round, he simply finishes fights before they fully begin. Behind that lightning pace, he has a deep, lifelong background in MMA—his father Andy Aspinall gave up a high-paying IT career to open a backyard gym and train Tom from age eight in jiu-jitsu, wrestling and striking. Now Aspinall gets his first real shot at capturing the heavyweight belt in undisputed fashion, and you want this kind of spot-on opportunity in your lineups. On the other side, Ciryl Gane comes through a controversial win over Alexander Volkov—and even UFC boss Dana White admitted Volkov “got f*ed” by the judges. In short: he’ll finish early, he’s built for this moment, and he gives you maximum upside. Draft him heavy.
