Angelo picks Sulangrangbo, citing his fluid striking, movement, and kicking range. He notes that Lawrence Lui is hittable and stiff, but durable. He thinks Sulangrangbo can win a decision if he doesn't get frustrated by Lui's toughness. He calls it a close fight.

Big Brady picks Lawrence Lui, citing his well-rounded game and fight IQ. He notes Lui can mix in takedowns and has nasty elbows. The concern is his chin, but he expects Lui to win a decision at home.

Cody is confident in Sulangrangbo, citing his power, speed, and youth. He notes that Lawrence Lui has been knocked down multiple times and has questionable durability. He expects Sulangrangbo to win by knockout.

Connor agrees with Zane, picking Sulangrangbo. He notes that Lui has a very uncomfortable striking guard and is likely to get knocked out. Sulangrangbo's power and wrestling should be too much.

James picks Sulangrangbo, citing his striking advantage and training with Mark Tims who knows Lui. He acknowledges Lui's physicality and grappling but believes Sulangrangbo's youth and potential will prevail, likely by decision or KO. James admits bias as a fan of Sulangrangbo.

Sulangrangbo (Sue) is a talented striker with good footwork and range management, reminiscent of his cousin Sumudaarji. He should be able to keep the fight standing and piece up Lui, who struggles with better strikers. Lui may try to grapple but will struggle to get takedowns. The host expects Sue to win by decision, possibly with a finish, and likes the line.

Paul agrees, highlighting Sulangrangbo's impressive performances in the tournament and Lui's tendency to get hurt. He expects a knockout win for the Chinese fighter.

The Guru picks Lawrence Lui as an underdog, citing his experience as a CKB fighter and his defensive responsibility. He notes that Lui is a slow starter but builds as the fight goes on, and he expects a decision win based on the last two rounds. He disagrees with the odds, believing Lui is more crafty than his opponent.