Yi Sak Lee

AJ picks Dias, calling him a 'jacked freakish roided up Brazilian monster grappler' with immense strength and wrestling. He thinks Dias will take Lee down and beat him up, possibly by submission or TKO. AJ is skeptical of Lee's unproven skills and physicality.

AJ picks Diaz because of his freakish physicality and pressure fighting. He notes Lee had a loss to a journeyman and looks unathletic, while Diaz is a bully with strong ground skills. AJ thinks Diaz will outwork Lee physically, possibly via ground and pound or submission, and that Lee won't have the tank to survive Diaz's early strength storm.

Angelo leans towards Diaz because he is stronger and lower to the ground, making it harder for Lee to get takedowns. He thinks Diaz will get his own takedowns and work ground and pound. However, he cannot bet due to too many unknowns.

Angelo slightly leans toward Luis Felipe Dias, believing his strength and lower-level takedown will be effective against Yi Sak Lee's bully style. He notes that neither fighter is a good wrestler, but he thinks Dias's grappling and willingness to bomb on the feet give him the edge. He cannot bet on this fight due to too many unknowns.

Angelo picks Luis Felipe Dias, believing he can control where the fight goes with his takedowns. He notes both fighters are grapplers with mediocre wrestling, but Dias's shorter, thicker build may give him an advantage in shooting first. He is not insanely confident but thinks Dias will score well in DraftKings.

Big Brady picks Luis Felipe Dias by first-round submission, despite calling the fight potentially the lowest level in UFC history. He notes Dias has a huge grappling advantage and is a black belt, while Yi Sak Lee is one of the worst grapplers he's ever seen, losing to a 'hot dog vendor.' He warns that Dias has terrible cardio and if the fight goes past the first round, the bet looks bad.

Cody picks Dias despite acknowledging he is not a great fighter. He notes Dias' physicality, power, and size advantage. Lee comes from a judo base but has poor striking and lacks explosion. Cody believes Dias will land a big shot or use his strength to win. He is concerned about Dias' PED use but thinks he is good enough to win.

Connor agrees with Zane, picking Luis Felipe Dias. He acknowledges Yi Sak Lee could be a secret super-soldier but considers it unlikely. Dias is the experienced, finished product, while Lee's career has been hidden because he is not ready.

Jacob picks Lee as a dog because he was unimpressed with Diaz in his Contender Series fight, noting that Diaz struggled against a low-level opponent and gassed. He thinks Lee can weather the early storm and possibly finish Diaz.

Lucrative James is very confident in Luis Felipe Dias, calling Yi Sak Lee a 'very poor MMA fighter' with no discernible skills. He notes Dias' good jiu-jitsu and physical wrestling, while Lee has poor boxing, takedown defense, and was submitted in his last loss. He predicts Dias will win via submission easily, despite Dias' cardio and bodybuilder build concerns.

The host picks Diaz, believing his striking and grappling defense will cause Lee to slow down faster. He notes both have cardio issues but expects Diaz to be the better striker and to find a knockout. He is not high on Lee's strength of schedule and thinks Diaz provides legitimate resistance.

The host likes the Brazilian Luis Felipe Dias, believing he can stop the grappling of Yi Sak Lee and land big shots, potentially using his BJJ black belt. He predicts a knockout for Dias over the Korean newcomer.

Paul agrees with Cody, calling Lee 'horrible' and noting Dias' physicality edge. He mentions Dias' jiu-jitsu and power. Paul is concerned about Dias' PED use but thinks he will win. He also notes that Lee's striking is poor and he relies on judo trips, which may not work against a bigger opponent.

The MMA Guru picks Luis Felipe Dias to win by submission. He is surprised to be picking Dias, but believes Dias can outgrapple Yi Sak Lee, who has poor defensive grappling and cardio. He notes that Dias has put on muscle and despite his own poor striking defense, he should be able to submit Lee.

The Guru picks Youssouf Ly (Yi Sak Lee) in a tough fight, citing his judo background and better cardio. He believes Ly can survive Diaz's early bursts and take over late as Diaz fades. He notes both fighters are unproven but favors Ly's potential and durability.

The Guru picks Lee based on geographical advantage and grappling. He notes Lee is an aggressive striker with low hands but has good upper body throws and ground and pound. Dias has decent power and submissions but struggles to get takedowns and can be held down. He admits low confidence and calls it a 'grasping at straws' pick.