Yorgan De Castro

Big Brady picks De Castro to win by first-round knockout, but he is not confident and is passing on betting. He notes De Castro is the more active fighter, while Danho has a massive layoff (4.5 years) and poor cardio. Brady acknowledges the fight is low level and could be sloppy, but he expects De Castro's power and activity to prevail. He would not lay the -300 price.

Cody picks De Castro, citing Danho's poor performance and long layoff. He notes De Castro's leg kicks and power, while Danho is a brute with no plan B. He parlayed De Castro with Vettori.

Daniel Levi picks Yorgan De Castro, calling Jarjis Danho a quitter and a weasel who tries to get DQ wins. He thinks De Castro's leg kicks and improved get-up game will be key, and that Danho fades after the first three minutes. Levi predicts a knockout, possibly from leg kicks setting up a head shot. He also notes that De Castro has less than 10 pro fights but this is a winnable matchup.

The host is not confident in De Castro at -285, calling him a 'can crusher' and noting his poor performance against Carlos Felipe. He thinks Danho is even worse, but De Castro's output is questionable. He picks De Castro to win by decision, but strongly advises staying away from betting this fight. He suggests the over 1.5 rounds as the only play.

Paul picks De Castro, calling Danho a 'weasel' who looks for ways out. He notes Danho's lack of UFC quality and De Castro's power. He thinks De Castro wins by decision or late finish.

Big Brady picks Yorgan De Castro to win, likely by knockout. He notes De Castro's hard leg kicks and power, while Felipe is hittable. However, he is concerned about De Castro's low volume and poor performance against Hardy, so he is not confident enough to parlay.

Daniel leans with De Castro, noting his powerful kicks and heavy hands, but is not confident because De Castro gassed after the first round against Greg Hardy. He calls it a dog or pass situation at the betting window due to the price and lack of proven cardio. He acknowledges Felipe's brawling style but sees De Castro's low kicks as a key weapon.

The host gives the technical advantage to De Castro, citing his leg kicks and striking polish. He expects De Castro to win by third-round TKO after wearing Felipe down. However, he finds the line too wide to bet either side confidently.

Big Brady picks Greg Hardy, citing his athleticism, reach advantage, and improvement. He compares the fight to Hardy's win over Juan Adams. He acknowledges De Castro's power but expects Hardy to be busier and win by first-round knockout. He thinks the line at minus 190 is a bit wide and would not bet it due to heavyweight volatility.

Daniel Levi picks Greg Hardy, citing his athleticism, size, and UFC experience. He notes Hardy's improvement in patience and jab, and believes De Castro may gas in later rounds. Levi acknowledges De Castro's power and timing but thinks Hardy's reach advantage and ability to avoid big shots will be key.