Big Brady picks Gerald Meerschaert to win by submission. He notes that Fabiński is a wrestler who will likely get takedowns but leaves himself in bad positions, and Meerschaert is a submission machine with 22-23 submissions. He believes Meerschaert's striking is better and that Fabiński's four losses include three by submission. He expects Meerschaert to find a submission off his back or after a sweep. He suggests betting the submission prop as the most likely outcome.

Cody is a Fabiński fan and thinks his wrestling will be the difference. He notes that Meerschaert's submissions often come against tired opponents, and Fabiński has good takedown defense and can avoid submissions. He expects Fabiński to take Meerschaert down and control him for a decision. He admits it's an emotional bet.

Daniel Levi picks Gerald Meerschaert, acknowledging that Bartosz Fabiński will likely control the fight with takedowns but will leave his neck open for submissions. Levi notes that Meerschaert is a serious black belt with many submissions, but his recent performances have been poor and he may be past his prime. He expects Meerschaert to catch Fabiński in a guillotine or similar submission, but admits it could go either way.

Manpreet leans toward Meerschaert by submission, noting that Fabiński has been submitted in two of his last three fights by grapplers. He believes Meerschaert's BJJ black belt and experience give him a chance to catch Fabiński in a submission, especially as Fabiński's takedown-heavy style leaves him vulnerable. He recommends a half-unit sprinkle on the submission prop.

Big Brady picks Muniz because he believes Muniz's high-level BJJ will catch Fabiński on the ground. He notes Fabiński will likely get takedowns but Muniz has good sweeps and submissions. He also gives Muniz the striking advantage. He predicts a second-round submission.

Daniel Levi picks André Muniz by first-round submission. He highlights Muniz's legitimate black belt and ability to attack off his back with real arm bars and triangles. Levi believes Fabiński will charge in and give Muniz every opportunity to submit him, and that Muniz is also better standing. He notes that Fabiński's only path to victory is to avoid submissions and lay on a gassed opponent, but expects Muniz to finish early.

The host is torn but leans toward Fabiński by decision. He acknowledges Muniz's jiu-jitsu threat but thinks Fabiński's grinding style and top pressure will wear on Muniz in later rounds. He notes Muniz's best chance is a first-round submission, but otherwise Fabiński should control the fight.