Tyrell Fortune

Picked against, though credited as likely the cleaner striker with a real path via the body if he can land it.

Good striker, probably the cleaner of the two, with a stiff one-two, good forward pressure, and a solid knee to the body that the analyst calls his best path to victory, plus real power. Solid grappling with a good double leg and body-lock takedowns, good top pressure, and good ground strikes, though he's expected to struggle getting those takedowns against this specific opponent.

Picked on the reasoning that he's the better grappler and good enough on the feet to land heavy shots too.

Stepping into the Octagon for the first time. He's a wrestler first, but his hands have developed substantially and now carry legitimate pop, pressuring forward behind a stiff jab and mixing in knees to the midsection even if the technique isn't the most polished. The grappling remains his clearest path to victory -- he gets takedowns consistently, particularly when he has an opponent against the fence, finishes a strong double leg, and can lock up a body lock to haul opponents down and force them to bear his weight. Once on top he brings heavy pressure and lands ground strikes at a good clip.