Angelo picks Wu Yanan over Lucie Pudilová. He notes that Pudilová is a UFC vet on a second stint but had a four-fight losing skid before being cut. He believes Wu is genuinely better everywhere, with better striking and grappling, and that her losses were competitive against higher-level competition. However, he expresses caution about betting low-level women's MMA and says he might only bet if the odds move to plus money around +200.

Big Brady picks the underdog Wu Yanan. He sees the fight as extremely close on the feet, slightly favoring Lucie Pudilová, but notes that Wu Yanan has shown takedown ability in recent fights. He believes Wu Yanan can mix in a takedown to seal a round and win a close decision. He mentions that Pudilová has poor takedown defense and no answer when taken down. Brady is not confident but sees a sneaky path for Wu Yanan.

Cody also picks Wu Yanan, agreeing with Paul that grappling will be key. He notes Pudilova's limited takedown defense and thinks Wu Yanan can take her down. He is not confident and says he won't bet it heavily.

Pudilová is the better striker with more power, but the fight is a toss-up. The host would only bet if Pudilová becomes plus money, and would then consider a small play on her by decision. He is not confident enough to bet at current odds.

Paul picks Wu Yanan, citing her grappling edge and the fact that Pudilova has poor takedown defense. He notes it's a low-level women's MMA fight and expects grappling to be key. He admits he's not confident and calls it a 'dogger pass'.

Angelo picks Mayra Bueno Silva, expecting a straightforward decision win. He notes that Silva is a good striker with solid power and good grappling, though her wrestling is not great. He believes she will have success on the feet and on the ground if it gets there. He mentions that Silva's losses have come against legitimate contenders and that the UFC is using her to test prospects.

Big Brady picks Mayra Bueno Silva to win by finish. He notes Silva has fought much better competition, hits hard, and is dangerous on the ground with three submission wins. However, he points out that Silva rarely goes for takedowns (zero attempts in six UFC fights). He expects Silva to hurt Wu on the feet and eventually get a TKO or submission. He calls the -455 moneyline 'nuts' but still picks Silva.

Cody also picks Bueno Silva but is not confident at the price. He discusses her strengths and weaknesses, noting she should win but the line is too high. He says it's a 'no bueno' and would only use her in a parlay.

Daniel Levi picks Mayra Bueno Silva confidently, noting her power, opportunistic submissions, and toughness. He is shocked Wu Yanan is still in the UFC, citing her loss to Gina Mazany and lack of progression. He acknowledges the -470 price is steep and expects a closer fight than the line suggests, but believes Bueno Silva is the better fighter and belongs on the roster. He will not bet at that price but picks her to win.

Paul picks Bueno Silva but is hesitant due to the high price. He notes her low volume and grappling issues, but believes she should win. He calls it a 'straight up pass' and says he won't bet it.

Big Brady picks Joselyne Edwards as an underdog, expecting a close split decision. He notes that both fighters have high finishing rates but thinks the fight will primarily be on the feet. He likes Edwards' power and striking, despite lower-level competition. He is not confident enough to bet it.

Daniel Levi picks Joselyne Edwards for the upset, citing her striking power and potential. He notes Wu Yanan was dominated by Gina Mazany and Lauren Mueller, while Edwards has knockout ability. He acknowledges Edwards' wrestling is poor but believes her striking advantage will carry her.

Edwards is a well-rounded prospect with good striking, distance management, and offensive jiu-jitsu. She should have won her fight against Sarah Alpar, landing the better shots. Wu Yanan has improved her volume and confidence, but Edwards is more technical and has better kicks and combinations. The fight is likely to be a striking battle, and Edwards should land the cleaner shots. However, Wu's volume could sway judges, making this a risky bet. At plus money, Edwards offers value.