Prediction: Marquel Moderos Both guys are fast. They explode in and out of range, and they don’t hesitate to let their hands go early. But Moderos has a different kind of balance to him. His footwork isn’t just quick—it’s calculated. He’s not just darting in and out hoping to land…

Best Bet Parlay Joe Pyfer + Merab Dvalishvili (-139) Moneyline Serghei Spivac (-127) Merab Dvalishvili (-275) Kevin Holland (-250) Over/Unders Murzakanov/Ribeiro Under 1.5 (-155) Holland/Luque Over 1.5 (-190) Peña/Harrison Over 4.5 (+155)

Prediction: Toss Up (Value on Silva) Joshua Van fights like he's got something to prove every second he's in there. The dude doesn’t slow down, doesn’t take breaks, and doesn’t care how good you looked on film—he’s going to walk you down and throw hands like it’s a street fight…

Prediction: Cong Wang via Decision Ariane da Silva vs. Cong Wang is one of those fights where both fighters are good enough defensively to keep the fight standing, but only one of them actually thrives in that kind of environment—and that’s Cong Wang. Let’s be real: both women have solid…

Prediction: Serghei Spivac via Decision Waldo Cortes-Acosta is the type of heavyweight that looks the part—big, athletic, confident on the feet, and with fast hands that surprise people. You give him space, and he’ll bounce a jab off your face and follow with a sneaky straight right or left hook.…

Prediction: Joo Sang Yoo (Winner) Saragih is one of those fighters who walks into the cage like he’s already picturing the knockout. And to be fair, when he lands clean, it’s devastating. His hands is a missiles—fast, explosive, and backed by real confidence. If he touches your chin clean, you…

Prediction: Azamat Murzakanov via KO Azamat Murzakanov is the kind of fighter who makes the chaos of a striking exchange look calculated. He’s compact, explosive, and surgical in the way he crashes the pocket. What sets him apart from a typical brawler is his footwork—quick, measured, and always purposeful. He…

Prediction: Quillan Salkilld via Decision That right hand alone earned Ashmouz a seat at the UFC table when he stiffened Sam Patterson with it. It’s fast, it’s heavy, and it’s thrown with conviction. But when it doesn't land clean, Ashmouz starts to look human—and limited. That’s where the problem starts…