UFC Fight Night: Anderson vs. Blachowicz 2

Daniel Levi picks Corey Anderson to win by decision, possibly a late finish. He notes Anderson's complete package of boxing, cardio, and wrestling, and that his chin has held up recently. He believes Anderson's pace will be too much for Błachowicz, and that if Błachowicz doesn't get a knockout, Anderson grinds out a win.

Daniel Levi picks Michel Pereira to win by first-round knockout. He believes Diego Sanchez is a deranged man with a deteriorating chin and questionable training situation, while Pereira is more focused after his first UFC loss. He thinks Pereira's power and striking will be too much for Sanchez, who ducks his head and hasn't evolved.

Daniel Levi picks Montana De La Rosa to win a close decision. He notes that Borella is timid and has chin issues, while De La Rosa is tougher and will try harder. He expects a back-and-forth fight but believes De La Rosa will take Borella's back and win on effort.

Daniel Levi picks Brok Weaver to win, but thinks the fight will be closer than the line indicates. He notes Weaver's volume striking and wrestling advantage, but also Vargas's knockout power. He expects Weaver to mix in takedowns and win by decision or submission, but warns that Vargas could land a knockdown.

Daniel Levi picks Rogério Bontorin for the upset due to his power and strength. He believes Bontorin will win the first two rounds with harder shots, and that Borg may struggle to take him down. He notes Bontorin's heart and jiu-jitsu pedigree, but is not overly confident because Borg could return to his old form.

Daniel Levi picks Yancy Medeiros to win by unanimous decision or third-round submission. He believes Vannata is a lost cause with a fragile chin and poor fight IQ, while Medeiros has the Hawaiian spirit and will take over after the first round. He notes Vannata's tendency to gas at the 7-minute mark and not check kicks.

Daniel Levi picks Tim Means to win by knockout. He notes Means' experience against this level of competition and his ability to finish newcomers. He believes Means will slip and rip something down the middle and knock out Rodriguez, who is taking a big step up in competition on short notice.

Daniel Levi picks Nathaniel Wood to win, possibly becoming the first man to finish John Dodson. He likes Wood's well-rounded game, consistent boxing, calf kicks, and ability to take down Dodson. He notes Dodson's recent decline and that Wood will be the bigger fighter, which should help him wear Dodson down.

Daniel Levi picks Scott Holtzman to win by unanimous decision, possibly a late TKO. He believes Holtzman is the more physical fighter with more left in the tank, and that if he avoids Miller's early guillotine and big shots, he can implement calf kicks and grind out a win. He notes Miller's tendency to gas if extended.

Daniel Levi picks Devin Clark to grind out a win, potentially by decision or submission. He notes Clark's explosiveness and wrestling, and that Townsend is not UFC caliber, with questionable grappling. However, he warns that Clark can be untrustworthy and might get caught, so he doesn't like the -380 price.

Daniel Levi picks Merab Dvalishvili to edge out a close decision, but is not very confident. He notes Dvalishvili's relentless pressure and takedowns, but also his tendency to gas and become predictable. He acknowledges Kenney's underrated skills and ability to win fights he's not supposed to, making this a tough call.

Daniel Levi picks Macy Chiasson to win by first-round submission or ground-and-pound TKO. He notes Young's poor grappling defense, having been submitted twice recently, and believes Chiasson will take her down and finish quickly.

Daniel Levi picks Raulian Paiva to win, likely by finish. He notes Paiva's height, reach, durability, and scrambling ability, while De La Rosa is smaller and makes mistakes in boxing. He believes Paiva is more ferocious and will overwhelm De La Rosa with left hooks and knees.