Angelo slightly leans Hyder Amil as the underdog because of his insane volume and pressure. He thinks if Amil's chin holds up and he walks through Jamal's power, he can wear him down. He notes that Jamal Emmers is not as good as previously thought, as shown in his last fight where he got taken down and had his back taken.

Big Brady is excited for this fight, calling Amil an absolute animal who comes forward with pressure and never stops. He notes Emmers has been knocked out three times and submitted several times. He predicts Amil wins by second-round knockout, but acknowledges Emmers could catch him early.

Cody picks Amil, citing his durability, cardio, and power. He thinks Emmers fades after the first round and Amil will catch him with clubbing shots. He predicts a TKO in the first or second round.

Lucrative James picks Hyder Amil, expecting him to bounce back from his first loss. He notes Amil's relentless pressure and durability, while Jamall Emmers fades as fights progress. He predicts Amil will take Emmers' best shots early and then take over, possibly finishing him. He also mentions Amil's personal tragedies before his last fight.

The host notes that Emmers has often fumbled the bag and expects him to do so again. If Amil survives the early striking and speed advantage of Emmers, he should grind him out and either get a late finish or win on the scorecards.

Paul agrees, noting Emmers' tendency to fade and Amil's pressure. He likes the Emmers round one props at plus 650.

Angelo picks Hyder Amil because he believes Amil's durability and pace will be key against Jose Delgado, who is a dangerous finisher but untested in deep waters. He notes that Amil can take a beating and set a pace for 15 minutes, while Delgado may fade if he doesn't get an early finish. He thinks Amil's willingness to engage without hunting finishes will benefit him.

Big Brady is torn because he likes both fighters but leans toward Jose Delgado due to his youth, size, and well-roundedness. He notes Delgado is eight years younger, has a reach advantage, and can wrestle and submit opponents. Brady expects a war and thinks Delgado might mix in wrestling to get a submission. He picks Delgado by second-round submission, but acknowledges it could be a fight to just enjoy as a fan.

The host likes Amil's pressure and pace to negate Delgado's technical striking advantage, similar to Delgado's previous loss. He expects Amil to win on the scorecards via grappling pressure.

Despite his personal dislike for Gomis, Angelo picks him because he is more tactical and well-rounded everywhere except raw power. He believes Gomis will outpoint Hyder Amil with his Muay Thai and opportunistic grappling, though he admits Amil's forward pressure could steal rounds. He suggests betting on Gomis to overcome his bias.

Big Brady leans toward Hyder Amil, despite the wide line. He notes Amil's high volume, pressure, and ability to win in multiple ways (KO, submission, decision). He criticizes William Gomis for being boring and defensively responsible but lacking offense. He predicts Amil will put a pace on Gomis and finish him in the third round by KO.

Connor picks Amil as a fun flyer, noting that Amil is a violent, unthinking aggressor who can hurt Gomis early. He compares Amil to Sean Porter and notes that if Amil fights the fight that Joanderson Brito should have fought, Gomis can lose. Connor admits Gomis is a better neutralizer but takes the chance on Amil's power.

The host expects Amil to use his high pace and pressure to keep Gomis on the defensive. He predicts either a third-round finish or a decision win for Amil.

The Guru picks William Gomis over Hyder Amil. He dismisses Amil's undefeated record, calling his wins unimpressive. He praises Gomis's performance against Joanderson Brito and his win over Francis Marshall. He predicts Gomis will pick Amil apart at range and get a late finish in the second or third round.

Angelo picks Lee Jeong-yeong because he is the more complete fighter with better wrestling, cleaner striking, and explosiveness. He notes that Hyder Amil is undefeated but untested, and Lee can keep the fight technical and use his length. He expects the fight to go the distance and plans to bet the over on round lines.

Cody picks Amil, praising his relentless pace, wrestling, and durability. He criticizes Lee for being green and unimpressive, noting Lee's split decision win in the Road to UFC final and his lack of power or volume. He thinks Amil will overwhelm Lee with pressure and volume, and he placed a bet on Amil at +175.

Daniel Vreeland picks Hyder Amil as an upset, citing Amil's high output and pressure. He is not sold on Lee, noting Lee's low strike output and slow pace. Vreeland believes Amil can drag Lee into deep waters and break him in the later rounds, possibly by TKO.

Amil is a +155 underdog. He has relentless pressure, endless takedowns, and excellent cardio. Lee is the better striker but may fade as Amil continues to push the pace and take damage. Amil's ability to stay in his opponent's face and grind them down could lead to a decision win or a late finish. I see this fight closer to 50/50 than the odds suggest.

Paul agrees with Cody, citing Amil's volume and wrestling background. He thinks the fight will be competitive but that Amil's pace will be too much for Lee. He also notes the line movement and thinks Amil offers value.

Angelo notes that Hyder Amil is an aggressive striker with a solid chin and power, but he can end up in bad positions on the ground and gave up five takedowns on the Contender Series. Fernie Garcia is on short notice and has lost three in a row, but his losses have come to grapplers. Angelo would pick Garcia with a full camp, but given the short notice, he leans toward Amil. He expects Amil to be a sizable favorite once odds are released.

Big Brady picks Hyder Amil to win by decision. He notes that Amil's poor cardio in his Contender Series fight was due to defending 23 takedowns, but this matchup is completely different as Garcia is a boxer who won't wrestle. He likes Amil's forward pressure, volume, and power advantage, and thinks Garcia is tough but coming in on short notice up a weight class.

Cody picks Amil but is not confident. He notes Amil is 33 with few fights and unimpressive wins. Garcia is moving up on short notice and is 0-3 in the UFC, but has shown durability. Cody thinks Amil should win but sees many red flags. He is not planning to bet it.

Amil has a significant size and strength advantage, with a 3-inch height and reach edge. He is an all-gas-no-breaks grappler who should be able to take Garcia down and grind out a decision. Garcia is on a three-fight losing streak and has struggled against better grapplers. Amil's grappling alone should be enough to get him into the rankings.

Paul leans toward Garcia as a dog, noting Amil's unimpressive tape and Garcia's durability. He thinks Garcia has never been knocked out and has shown good grappling defense. Paul is waiting to see the weigh-ins but is tempted by the dog price.