Ty Cole Miller

Angelo picks Ty Miller, praising his clean boxing, length, and scramble skills. He notes Miller's takedown defense is poor but believes if Miller focuses on striking and doesn't get obsessed with defending takedowns, he should win. He acknowledges Fugitt's strength and wrestling but thinks Miller's forward pressure and volume will be enough.

Big Brady is impressed with Ty Miller's Contender Series performance, noting his length, rangy striking, and slick combinations. He criticizes Adam Fugitt as a 'walking punching bag' with poor striking defense and no clear strengths. Brady predicts Miller will piece him up and potentially knock him out in the third round, though he hesitates to lay -415 on a debutant.

Cody is confident in Jim Miller, citing his length, boxing, and youth. He notes Miller's reach advantage and technical striking should be too much for Fugitt, who has durability issues. Cody expects Miller to win by knockout or decision and will include him in parlays.

Connor picks Miller, seeing him as a young athlete with potential, good form, and pressure. He notes that Miller is a sniper who can one-shot people, but worries about his lack of a next gear. However, he thinks Miller's size and power could overwhelm Fugitt, who is a mediocre fighter.

Daniel Vreeland picks Jim Miller (Tai Miller) to win by knockout. He notes that Miller is younger, taller, and has a reach advantage, while Fugitt is 37, chinny, and has been lucky in recent fights. Vreeland believes Miller's sharp striking and viciousness will be too much for Fugitt, predicting a knockout.

James picks Miller, comparing his style to Petr Yan's data-downloading approach. He believes Miller will stalk Fugitt, get his reads, and knock him out with boxing combinations. He predicts a knockout in round two.

The host picks Miller by decision, believing his technical striking will outpoint Fugitt. However, he notes the odds are too wide and that Fugitt has value at +355 due to his experience and pressure. He expects Miller to win but warns against the chalky price.

Paul also picks Jim Miller, noting his striking combinations and southpaw stance. He believes Fugitt's Muay Thai stance and lack of wrestling will be exploited. Paul expects Miller to land clean shots and finish Fugitt, and he likes Miller by KO.

The MMA Guru picks Ty Cole Miller, citing his length and rangy style, as well as his win over Eric Nolan on the regional scene. He notes that Adam Fugitt has been humbled and dominated in recent fights, and that Miller is an undefeated prospect making his debut. He predicts a TKO finish.