Beatriz Mesquita

AJ is confident Mesquita will dominate Mullins everywhere, citing her championship BJJ and recent knockout power. He expects a submission win, possibly by ground and pound or rear-naked choke, as Mullins is a step below.

AJ picks Beatriz Mesquita to win by finish, likely submission. He views her as a monstrous grappler with heavy hands, while Mullins is a lesser jiu-jitsu fighter. He expects Mesquita to dominate and finish inside the distance, possibly in round one or two.

AJ believes Mesquita is levels above Mullins in jiu-jitsu and also has a striking advantage. He thinks Mesquita will get the fight to the ground and win by submission, calling her a lock despite the steep line.

AJ picks Beatriz Mesquita confidently, citing her superior jiu-jitsu (considered the female GOAT of BJJ) and improved striking. He notes Mullins is outmatched physically and on the ground, expecting a submission win. He calls Mesquita a lock on the card.

Angelo picks Bea Malecki (Beatriz Mesquita) confidently, calling her one of the best female BJJ practitioners. He notes she has power in her hands and incredible submissions, as seen in her last fight. He thinks she should dominate and finish Melissa Mullins, who he considers not good but tough. He has a tiny concern about Malecki's gas tank if the fight goes long.

Angelo confidently picks Beatriz Mesquita, calling Melissa Mullins 'kind of stinks' and noting her terrible defense. He expects Mesquita to win by finish, as she is a world-class grappler with power. He says the odds are very appropriate.

Angelo is very confident in Mesquita, calling Mullins' grappling credentials a lie. He expects Mesquita to submit Mullins, noting a massive skill gap. He also bets under 1.5 rounds, though he acknowledges a slight concern about Mesquita fading if she doesn't finish early.

Cody picks Mesquita, citing her world-class grappling and improved overall game. He notes Mullins's poor takedown defense and tendency to quit when pressured. He expects Mesquita to take her down and finish within two rounds, possibly by ground and pound.

Lucrative James picks Beatriz Mesquita, citing her elite jiu-jitsu and improving takedowns. He notes that Melissa Mullins has poor fight IQ and that Mesquita is superior in the grappling realm. He predicts a submission win, though he acknowledges Mullins' toughness and jiu-jitsu knowledge could extend the fight.

Malecki is far superior to Mullins in what Mullins is good at. She will get the fight to the ground and eventually find a submission.

Mesquita is a BJJ specialist who can strike until she initiates grappling. Mullins has poor game planning and is nothing special on the feet. Mesquita will eventually find a submission, so the submission prop is a good play.

Paul picks Mesquita confidently, citing her proven grappling credentials and Mullins's lack of wrestling. He notes Mesquita's ability to take down and control opponents, and expects a submission or ground and pound finish.

Angelo picks Beatriz Mesquita but is not confident. He acknowledges her incredible jiu-jitsu but criticizes her poor striking and wrestling. He thinks if Montse Rendon can keep the fight standing, Mesquita will struggle. However, he picks Mesquita because of her finish upside if the fight goes to the ground. He advises against betting her at -450.

Big Brady picks Beatriz Mesquita to win by first-round submission, citing her elite jiu-jitsu and nasty ground-and-pound. He notes Mesquita can even compete on the feet against Rendon, who is slow and not great at anything. He expects Mesquita to take down Rendon and finish her quickly on the mat.

Cody picks Mesquita, citing her elite BJJ and ability to get takedowns. He notes Rendon's lack of finishing ability and poor striking accuracy. He expects Mesquita to submit or dominate on the ground.

Connor also picks Mesquita, emphasizing that Rendon is glacially slow and Mesquita should be able to take her down and submit her. He notes that Rendon has ideas but lacks the speed to execute them. Connor sees Mesquita's athleticism as the deciding factor.

James picks Beatriz Mesquita to win by submission, highlighting her elite grappling and Rendon's lack of striking. He believes Rendon's only path is to clinch and make it gritty, but Mesquita will likely reverse or submit her. He expects an inside-the-distance win.

The host picks Mesquita to win but is hesitant due to the steep odds. He acknowledges Mesquita's elite BJJ but questions her striking and wrestling against a strong, athletic opponent like Rendon. He expects the fight to go over 1.5 rounds and possibly to a decision, with Mesquita winning by grinding out a decision. He notes that Rendon's physicality and takedown defense could make it competitive, and he sees value in Rendon at plus odds.

Paul picks Mesquita, noting her grappling credentials and Rendon's inability to finish. He thinks Mesquita will get takedowns and control the fight. He mentions the price is steep but justified.

The Guru picks Beatriz Mesquita, calling her a generational jiu-jitsu athlete with dominant ground and pound. He thinks she will get takedowns and submit or ground-and-pound Rendon, though he notes the odds (-750) are too high. He expects Mesquita to get to dominant positions like the back or mount.

Angelo picks Beatriz Mesquita due to her elite grappling, calling her a 'death touch' on the ground. He believes if the fight goes to the ground, Bia wins. However, he warns against betting at -600 odds, as Irina is tough and has grappling of her own. He suggests waiting for better odds in future fights.

Big Brady picks Beatriz Mesquita to win by second-round TKO. He describes her as one of the best female grapplers in the world with a legit BJJ black belt and vicious ground and pound. He criticizes Irina Alekseeva as one of the worst fighters on the roster, with sloppy striking and no ground game. He expects Mesquita to get the fight down and finish quickly.

Cody picks Mesquita, noting her grappling credentials and Alekseeva's poor judo-based defense. He believes Mesquita will easily take her down and submit her. He calls it a straightforward fight.

Lucrative James is confident in Beatriz Mesquita, a 10-time BJJ world champion, to submit Irina Alekseeva. He notes that Alekseeva has poor grappling and tends to engage in it despite being outmatched. He expects Mesquita to take her down and finish, likely in round two or three, as Mesquita is not a fast starter. He sees this as a setup fight for Mesquita.

Manpreet is very confident in Mesquita, expecting her to submit Alekseeva early. He notes Alekseeva's poor takedown defense and Mesquita's elite BJJ. He recommends the under 1.5 rounds or Mesquita by submission prop as better bets than the moneyline.

Paul picks Mesquita, calling it a 'CF dot model' fight. He notes her world-class jiu-jitsu and training at American Top Team, while Alekseeva is a fraud with poor striking and takedown defense. He expects a submission win.