ChangHo Lee

He starts to say Lee wins "all day," immediately walks the phrase back as too strong, and settles on a close decision -- a hedge on the margin, not on who his hand is raised for.

A good striker who closes distance well and lands knees crashing the pocket, strings together decent combinations, and is very durable -- takes clean shots and keeps coming. Effective in the clinch too, working knees there and striking well as it breaks apart. A good, well-rounded grappler: he grinds strong top position into heavy ground strikes, and locks in a body triangle almost immediately once he takes the back. Good pace and cardio round him out -- a problem everywhere, per the analyst, without being a true specialist in any one area. As of 2025-10-28 (his newest known read).

A direct, unhedged commitment to Lee built on one specific weakness he identifies in Romious (passivity once taken down) with nothing voiced against the win itself.

A well-rounded fighter the analyst says doesn't stand out in any one area but is fairly strong across the board: effective when striking out of the clinch, with his biggest asset being dominant top position and pressure once grappling, plus a strong pace and gas tank. He expects Lee to smother Romious given that Romious doesn't fight back much from underneath.

Primarily a grappler who is also a good, durable striker. His main path is heavy top pressure and ground and pound once he gets on top, and he hunts submissions (favorite is the high-elbow guillotine) when he ends up underneath. He lacks real one-shot power but is willing to work combinations. Took a clean flying knee in a prior fight and barely looked rattled, which the analyst uses as evidence of a durable chin.