Prediction: Yizha via Decision Defensively, both could use work. Wilson has this habit of leaving his chin up when he’s throwing offense. Yizha, on the other hand, keeps himself in range a little too long after he throws, which means if you time it right, you can catch him on…

Prediction: Michel Pereira via TKO Pereira’s speed, movement, and power are just on another level here. The guy’s a physical problem — he’s explosive, he covers distance like a cat on a trampoline, and when he lands, it’s not just a touch, it’s fight-altering. Daukaus, since getting cut from the…

Moneyline Khamzat Chimaev (-225) Lerone Murphy (+165) Michael Venom Page (-185) Carlos Prates (-240) Over/Unders Prates/Neal Under 2.5 (-155) Green/Ferreira Over 1.5 (-200) Murphy/Pico Over 2.5 (-220) Hernandez/Hooper Over 2.5 (-135)

Prediction: Iasmin Lucindo via Decision Lucindo is just built different physically. She doesn’t rely on her power, but it’s always a factor. Her shots land with weight, and the way she puts her combos together is sharp. She times her entries well, doesn’t throw just to throw, and when she…

Prediction: Roman Dolidze Late finish or Decision Fluffy’s whole game is built around pace. He overwhelms people. Even technically better strikers fade because they can’t keep up with how many exchanges they’re forced into. But that style only works because his grappling holds up. If he can’t get you down,…

Prediction: Steve Erceg Let’s be real—technically, it’s not close. Erceg’s striking is sharp, calculated, and built around flow. He throws in rhythm, he sets traps, and he can string together combos without ever losing balance or giving away big openings. And when you pair that with his size and length,…

Prediction: Andre Fili via Decision The first thing that jumps out is the speed. Fili’s always had that snappy jab, clean movement, and the ability to switch stances mid-combo without losing balance. That’s gonna be huge here because Rodriguez has to pressure into range to make anything happen—and nothing about…

Prediction: Jean Matsumoto via Decision Jean Matsumoto is the side—but it’s not a layup. At all. The dude’s clearly got the more complete striking arsenal. Kicks, punches in combination, clean mechanics, solid shot selection—it’s all there. He’s fluid when he gets going. But the issue is how he gets going.…