Brok Weaver

Big Brady picks Frank Camacho, but notes that Camacho's chin and cardio are liabilities. He is not high on Weaver, who has poor ground game and lacks power. He says if Camacho looks overweight or bad at weigh-ins, he would switch his pick. He expects Camacho to win, but it's a fight to wait on weigh-ins.

The host is confident Turner wins, citing his superior jiu-jitsu, length, and improving stand-up. He believes Weaver's only path is to take Turner down and hold him there, but Turner's active guard and reversals will prevent that. He expects a finish via submission or ground and pound, possibly in the first or second round, and considers Turner a good parlay piece even at -325.

Big Brady picks Roosevelt Roberts to win by submission. He believes Roberts is better everywhere and that Weaver's weakness on the ground will be exploited. He notes that Weaver struggled with Vargas's takedowns and ground game, and Roberts is a step up. He thinks the only way Weaver wins is by a fluke knockout, and he is confident in Roberts getting a submission.

Daniel leans towards Roberts but calls it a 'dog or pass' situation at the current odds. He acknowledges Roberts is the more skilled fighter with a higher ceiling, but notes that Weaver could make it a dogfight. He is not entirely sold on Weaver's level of competition and thinks Roberts should win if he stays focused.