Terrance McKinney

Picked as a 'have to make a pick' call, with the analyst framing the realistic outcome as either an early finish for this fighter or a fade that hands it to the opponent.

A good striker with good power, a lightning-fast head kick, and sharp combinations, but his chin sits up high and durability isn't fully there -- he's been knocked out multiple times. Good grappler who can get good takedowns, take the back, and control there, provided he isn't forced to hold position too long, since his cardio fades quickly. He starts extremely fast in a genuinely kill-or-be-killed style and needs the finish early, ideally in the first round, or the fight likely turns against him.

Picked against with an explicit, structural framing -- the analyst says this fighter's job is simply to survive the opponent's explosive opening burst, while genuinely wouldn't be surprised if he runs through him early instead.

Hits with real power, throws a fast head kick, and puts combinations together well, but he leaves his chin exposed when closing distance and his ability to take a punch is questionable. On the mat he's also skilled -- solid takedowns, strong at taking the back, and good control once he's there. His fights follow an explosive, all-or-nothing opening -- he comes out at a frantic, do-or-die pace and fades hard once that burst is spent, a pattern that's shown up repeatedly across his career regardless of who's across from him.