Daniel Frunza

Angelo picks Charles Radtke, emphasizing his grappling advantage. He notes Radtke is a good grappler who can shoot doubles and control on top, while Frunza is a solid striker but easily taken down. He believes Radtke can finish on the ground and will include him in his lineup. He warns that Radtke sometimes slugs it out, which is a risk, but expects him to wrestle.

Big Brady picks Charles Radtke, calling Daniel Frunza's debut terrible and noting Frunza is hittable and has been finished in losses. He highlights Radtke's power, BJJ black belt, and training at Valley Flow. He thinks Radtke should wrestle and submit Frunza, but also sees a first-round finish on the feet. He predicts a first-round submission.

Connor also picks Radtke, citing his athleticism, speed, and power. He notes that technically Frunza may be better, but Frunza lacks physical durability and confidence, as shown in the McKee fight. He thinks Radtke's left hook will be decisive.

Lucrative James picks Daniel Frunza as the underdog, calling it a close fight. He notes Radtke's powerful left hook but also his tendency to overextend. Frunza is tough and has been tested in wars. James sees value in the underdog line and expects a competitive striking matchup, possibly ending in a knockout. He also mentions interest in betting the under.

Frunza is the superior striker and his defensive grappling has improved enough that Radtke will struggle to use his BJJ. Once forced to strike, Frunza will catch Radtke and knock him out. Surprised Frunza is at plus money.

The MMA Guru picks Charles Radtke, citing his power and the fact that Daniel Frunza was dropped multiple times by Reese McKee. He believes Radtke's hooks will be too much for Frunza, predicting a first round TKO. He notes Radtke's losses are to high-level fighters like Carlos Prates and Mike Malott.

Angelo notes that Rhys McKee has a chin and can be boring, which is an asset against a dangerous striker like Frunza, but he believes Vegas judges prioritize damage over control time. He thinks Frunza's pressure and power will earn him a decision if it goes the distance, as McKee won't do enough damage. Angelo leans Frunza but acknowledges McKee is a live dog and won't bet on a UFC debutant.

Big Brady picks Daniel Frunza but expresses low interest in betting. He notes Rhys McKee is extremely hitable with poor striking defense, while Frunza has good cardio and will land consistently. He expects Frunza to win by decision, as McKee is tough enough to survive.

McKee's minute-winning abilities are favored as he can touch up Frunza from distance and avoid major shots coming back. He is expected to win by decision.