KB Bhullar

Big Brady picks Andreas Michailidis to win by first-round knockout. He notes that Michailidis is a dangerous finisher with 91% of wins by finish, while Bhullar looked terrible in his UFC debut with poor striking defense. Brady likes the under 2.5 rounds as a bet, expecting violence in the small cage. He mentions Bhullar's unknown factor but believes Michailidis's experience and finishing ability will prevail.

Cody picks Michailidis, noting that he looked okay in his debut despite a controversial stoppage. He points out that Bhullar is a thinking man who took a five-year layoff after seeing a teammate get hurt, and that he was starched by a jab from Tom Breese. He thinks Michailidis has better striking and grappling, and that Bhullar lacks the power to put him away. He expects Michailidis to chew him up from the outside. However, he dislikes the -230 price and notes that Michailidis is moving down from 205, so he advises watching the weigh-ins.

Daniel Levi picks Andreas Michailidis to win, citing his size, technique, and the fact that KB Bhullar is not UFC caliber. He acknowledges Michailidis's front-running style and tendency to fade, but believes Bhullar is an opponent he can style on. Levi also notes that Bhullar's only win was against a low-level opponent.

The host picks Michailidis, citing his aggressive style and better level of competition. He notes that Bhullar's only UFC fight was a loss to Tom Breese, and that Michailidis has shown ability to close distance and land shots. He expects Michailidis to break Bhullar and finish him in the second round.

Paul agrees with Cody, noting that Bhullar's layoff and lack of high-level competition are concerns. He mentions that Bhullar got knocked out by a jab in his UFC debut. He thinks Michailidis has a grappling background and has improved his striking. He expects Michailidis to win but does not love the price. He also notes that Michailidis is dropping from 205 to 185, which could be a factor.

Big Brady picks Breese despite trust issues, citing his BJJ black belt and submission game. He notes Breese has a 91% finish rate and expects a second round submission. He acknowledges Bhullar has decent power but believes Breese is the more tested fighter and has advantages on the feet and ground.

Daniel picks Tom Breese but with hesitation due to Breese's past mental issues and pulling out of fights. He believes Breese is better everywhere—boxing, jiu-jitsu, experience—but questions his mindset. He notes that KB Bhullar is average and only dangerous if Breese quits. Daniel thinks if Breese shows up, he wins easily.

Breese has the experience and striking advantage, but his mental fragility is a concern. Bhullar is an unknown with limited tape. Breese should outpoint him via decision if he shows up mentally prepared. This is a stay-away fight for betting.