Winless in his most recent two performances prior to Saturday’s UFC Fight Night 253 and on the last fight of his contract, Brundage (11-6 MMA, 5-5 UFC) had a lot on the line facing Julian Marquez in the co-main event of the card. A loss to Marquez (9-6 MMA, 3-5 UFC) could’ve prompted his exit from the UFC, upping the pressure.

We have you covered for all of tonight's UFC Vegas 103 results, including the co-main event between Julian Marquez and Cody Brundage.

Analyzing Saturday’s UFC Fight Night 253 odds between Cody Brundage vs. Julian Marquez, with MMA picks and predictions.

Former training partners Cody Brundage and Julian Marquez went toe-to-toe at UFC Vegas 103, and only one was left standing.

Both Brundage and Marquez indeed have durability issues, but Marquez’s chin has been cracked repeatedly to the point that any clean shot will likely end his night. Brundage has shown that while he lacks defensive awareness, he can close the distance and make good use of his heavy hands and wrestling.

UFC Middleweight star Cody Brundage sat down with Khel Now for an exclusive interview ahead of his fight against Julian Marquez this Saturday.

Starting with his fall 2020 fight on DWCS, Cody Brundage got basically permanently busy. Brundage fought a dozen times in less than four years, and 10 of those, starting in September 2021, have been in the UFC.