Cam Rowston

Picked on the reasoning that his grappling is genuinely the better path here, with the analyst explicitly saying he's trusting him to actually stick to that game plan rather than being confident either way.

Good striker with good volume, mixing his strikes up well, good knees up the middle, and a favored one-two as his main combination -- rangy, long, and lanky. A real weakness is striking defense, which isn't very good; he's been hit in essentially every one of his fights, showing a classic tall-man defensive pattern. Grappling is where he's genuinely the better fighter -- good grappler with a decent single leg and good top control once he lands a takedown, likely needing to grind out a somewhat unspectacular win rather than force a finish. Active off his back too, with good butterfly guard and real ability to attack armbars and triangles or create space to stand back up, though he isn't expected to end up there often.