Juliana Miller

Picked to win by submission, on the explicit reasoning that he doesn't believe the opponent wins fights at this level.

A 4-4 career record that undersells her, according to the analyst, who rates her the favorite despite it. Aggressive forward pressure and decent power carry the standing game with little regard for her own defense. The grappling is the real case -- good clinch takedowns, an ability to simply out-work opponents on the mat by beating them to position, and a real submission arsenal.

He frames this as one of the most one-sided matchups on the card, expecting Judice's cleaner boxing to simply outclass her.

Miller leans on aggression and physicality rather than technique - she pushes forward and can find power, but her defense on the feet is genuinely shaky. Her jiu-jitsu-based grappling is more where she makes her hay: solid clinch entries into takedowns, a willingness to grind out volume on top, and real finishing instincts with a handful of submissions in her arsenal. Against a much cleaner striker, though, that aggression alone may not be enough.