Eduarda Moura

admits that "skill by skill" he would pick Moura

Her hands are described as improving, now landing clean straight punches with real power even though her guard stays low. Primarily a grappler who wastes little time getting the fight down, then hunts a finish with heavy ground-and-pound and elbows once on top.

calls it a 60/40 split

As of 2026-02-01 she is the wrestler in this pairing, carrying a sharp jab and real pop behind it, but dropping her guard to close distance and finish takedowns. On the mat she wastes little time setting up a takedown, has really good control, seeks the finish, and is very hard to deal with on top where she looks for elbows in ground and pound.

Commits twice ('go with Moura', 'taking Moura') on a stated takedown route; the only hedge is on method -- finish vs winning rounds -- not on the win itself.

Coming off the first loss of her career to a tough opponent, which the analyst treats as no real knock on her. Her striking is a near-unknown ('don't really know much about it'), with only straight punches to close distance shown so far; grappling is her clear best path -- continuous takedown attempts, strong control, finish-seeking ground-and-pound with elbows. She is moving up a weight class but remains the bigger fighter in it.

He states the pick plainly and repeatedly with a real mechanism (immediate takedown urgency, top pressure, finishing instinct); the only hedges present are on ROUND/MARGIN (a possible rough closing round) and a conditional on being finished, both of which the confidence-bar rule treats as not demoting a WIN-level grade.

Analyst's pick, 10-0 (5-0 last five). A grappler who wastes no time looking for the takedown and gets there immediately, with great top control and excellent ground-and-pound (elbows singled out). Her striking is an open question -- he says they have seen too little of it (a couple of straight punches) to grade.

he openly admits there is very little tape to judge Moura by and tells viewers to weigh that for themselves, even while naming her plainly as his pick

Eduarda Moura is undefeated but has very little tape -- the analyst says there isn't much film beyond her Contender Series win and one pro fight. What he does know: she has good grappling, wastes no time going for the takedown, and controls well on top looking for the finish, plus a sizeable height/reach advantage.