Albert Duraev

States plainly that Park is simply the better all-around fighter and repeats the pick firmly; the only hedge given concerns the finishing method, not the win.

A powerful, if unpolished, striker whose best weapon is a nice lead hook he tends to over-extend on, backed by a strong grappling game built on body-lock entries rather than deep single or double-leg shots, with good top pressure and heavy ground-and-pound once he gets there.

'I'm going to take [Njokuani]' is stated plainly and repeated at the close ('I'm taking [Njokuani]'); he raises a real cardio-fade risk (referencing a prior fight) but argues it away rather than hedging the pick itself, so this holds at clear rather than dropping to lean.

A decent, powerful striker with an accurate lead hook who the analyst calls wild and prone to overextending, which puts him off balance. His best path is described as getting on top early with heavy, powerful ground-and-pound before a fresher Njokuani's reach and striking take over.