UFC on ESPN 37: Marquez vs Rodrigues 06/18/2022 Betting Picks, Forecast and Odds

UFC on ESPN 37: Marquez vs Rodrigues 06/18/2022 – The UFC on ESPN 37 will take place this weekend at the Moody Center in Austin Texas. The main event will take place between Calvin Kattar and Josh Emmett as they battle in the Featherweight Division. Fans will get to watch their favorite fighters online via Pay Per View of the UFC Fight Pass. Another exciting Middleweight Division bout will take place between Julian Marquez and Gregory Rodrigues. Both fighters are building on their UFC record and they seem to be in their prime. This is going to be an entertaining battle between two top fighters. Based on the UFC computer picks, Gregory Rodrigues is predicted to win this epic fight against Julian Marquez.

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Main Card

Julian Marquez

Julian Marquez is holding a 9-2-0 record and has been in the UFC since 2017. He appeared in the ring four times and he gained recognition after his head kick knockout against Phil Hawes. Marquez won the contender series against Hawes. Marquez is a tough fighter and he is quick with his punches. However, he lost against Alessio Di Chirico in a split decision back in 2018. He took a three-year break after his loss and returned to the ring back in 2021. Marquez will enter this battle with a two-fight winning streak. Marquez will need to do his best to defend himself against Rodrigues.

Gregory Rodrigues

Moving onto Gregory Rodrigues, he will enter the octagon with an 11-4-0 record. The Brazilian fighter is dangerous on his feet and has excellent knockout power. His grappling position and aggressive approach are going to be his advantage in this battle. Rodrigues is a top fighter and is good at finishing. Rodrigues made his debut only last year and he managed to defeat Dusko Todorovic and Jun Yong Park. However, he lost against Armen Petrosyan back in February through a split decision. Rodrigues won six of his fights via knockouts and three via submission. He has also been recognized for finishing his opponents in the first round.