Trevor Peek

He picks against Peek almost regretfully, saying it's unfortunate but he has to go the other way, and he's specific enough about the finish (a rear-naked choke) that this reads as a genuine lean rather than a coinflip.

Peek is coming back from a layoff of roughly two years after a rough patch of results, and the analyst is upfront that the long absence makes his usual read on him shakier than normal. He credits Peek with real power and a heavy work rate on the feet, but says his defense is close to nonexistent -- he simply marches forward, eats return fire, and tries to out-land the other guy. That approach has succeeded for him more often than it's failed across his career, and a notably tough chin lets him keep eating shots to stay in the pocket. His grappling and takedowns are passable and he's genuinely difficult to pin down once the fight is on the floor, fighting hard to scramble back up and forcing a pace that's tough for anyone to match, but the analyst still expects Campbell's ground game to be the deciding factor here.