Dom Mar Fan

says outright it could go either way; leans only on travel logistics, not a skill gap

Dom Mar Fan (rendered as 'Fidan' in the transcript, a caption garble; board and roster confirm the real name) is a decent striker built around a one-two, leg kick, and a solid front kick, and he is durable enough to shrug off clean shots. His real game is grappling: a gritty cage push into a body lock, from which he either drags opponents down or works to the back for a reliable rear-naked choke, good top pressure, and strong ground-and-pound elbows. The lean toward him rests mainly on the opponent having to travel internationally for the fight rather than a clear skill edge.

Opens calling it his most confident pick of the tournament and 'easy favorite... with relative ease', but closes with 'I could be way off' directly on the win, which caps it below the top grade.

A decent striker with a serviceable 1-2 and a decent leg kick, but his top asset on the feet is simply being durable -- striking is described as a means to get to the grappling. There he is a solid grappler who works from the body lock: if he cannot drag the fight to the mat, he rotates to the back, where he is called a good back taker standing or on the mat with a dangerous rear-naked-choke finish, plus good top pressure once grounded.