<p>Rob Font was originally preparing to face Raul Rosas Jr. in the co-main event of Noche UFC in the USA. But after Rosas Jr. had to withdraw, <a href="https://www.sportsbet.com.au/betting/ufc-mma/ufc-matches/rob-font-v-david-martinez-9596307">Font will now face David Martinez</a>, who will get into the octagon for his only second UFC fight.</p> <p>The event will take place on Sunday, September 14, at 05:00 AM at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas.</p> <h2>Rob Font vs David Martinez: Tale of the Tape</h2> <p>When the UFC initially revealed this bill, the co-main event was set to feature adolescent star Rosas Jr. vs seasoned veteran Font, which many regarded as Rosas’ “greatest challenge yet”. Rosas withdrew due to a rib ailment, and Martinez now takes Font's place.</p> <p>Let’s check how Font and Martinez stack up, with Font’s stats first:</p> <ul> <li>Age - 38 vs 27</li> <li>Height - 5'8" (172.7cm) vs 5'5" (165cm)</li> <li>Weight - 138.0 lbs (62.6 kgs) vs 135.0 lbs (61.2 kgs)</li> <li>Record – 22-8-0 vs 12-1-0</li> </ul> <h2>Rob Font vs David Martinez: Betting Preview</h2> <p>No one really expected to see these two get into the octagon on Noche UFC, but this may end up being the best fight of the night.&nbsp;</p> <p>Font is a well-known name in this category, and despite his age, the American is a dangerous fighter. At this point of his career, he would prefer not to be in a situation to take on an opponent on short notice, but one thing is certain, Font is always on top of his physical shape. This will only be his second fight of the year after defeating Jean Matsumoto on a split decision in February.&nbsp;</p> <p>Martinez is definitely the underdog here, given his inexperience. This will be just his second UFC fight after defeating Saimon Oliveira in March.</p> <h2>Rob Font vs David Martinez: Betting Predictions</h2> <p>Although we weren't initially promised this contest, it may be the one that offers us a more accurate glimpse into the division's future. Font is still in full shape, so if Martinez can beat him, it means he's a legitimate bantamweight fighter.</p> <p>It is clear that Font has a distinct advantage in experience. He has faced some of the top bantamweights, and it's difficult to match his poise. Font will rely on his jab and volume striking to try to wear down Martinez.&nbsp;</p> <p>On the other hand, this fight is everything Martinez was hoping for at this stage of his career. Going against one of the biggest names in the category could be a turning point for the Mexican.</p> <p>Although Martinez lacks Rosas' social media following, he is a far more interesting opponent in terms of style. He has demonstrated moments of true finishing power, comes forward aggressively, and isn't scared to throw powerful combinations.</p> <p>Considering everything, we suggest looking at Martinez for value. With a ‘nothing to lose’ attitude, he could well take advantage of the opportunity and win this battle.</p>