Iwo Baraniewski

Picked clearly with a specific finish method named -- the analyst expects an armbar shortly after the fight hits the mat.

Undefeated. Good striker with decent head movement, sharp boxing combinations, and real pop behind his hands. Also has a largely hidden strength: very good, genuinely accomplished judo-based grappling that hasn't been shown much because he prefers to strike with opponents. The analyst's read is direct -- if he commits to the grappling here, it isn't close; if he strikes instead, it could be a competitive fight.

Picked on a clear across-the-board skill edge, expecting Lane to get forced into a striking battle he isn't built to win.

Baraniewski is unbeaten for a reason — he throws combinations with real pop and typically shows sharp head movement, though he abandoned that discipline in his most recent outing and just stood and traded. His wrestling and judo background give him a diverse, powerful takedown arsenal headlined by a heavy double leg, along with strong top control, solid takedown defense, and a legitimate armbar threat.