Jinh Yu Frey

Settles clearly on 'dudova' as the pick, acknowledging reasons to hesitate (her own thin striking, her guard-pulling habit) but concluding she is simply the better choice here -- no odds-based hedge at all.

Jinh Yu Frey, 38, has been in a rough patch since reaching the UFC, sitting 2-3 over her last five. Her striking is decent -- good combinations, good forward pressure, and a jab she pumps out often -- though her volume usually runs low aside from occasional high-pace flashes. Her wrestling is decent too, with good takedown defense and effective work pushing opponents against the cage. The analyst's biggest concern is that she's naturally built for a smaller weight class and simply isn't built for competing at this weight.

He describes only a 'slightest lean' toward Reed, then separately says he has zero confidence in the pick at all -- both the lean itself and his stated confidence are at the floor.

Frey is read as a forward-moving, combination striker whose game plan is built around pushing to the cage and winning with wrestling-adjacent pressure. Her takedown defense is a stated problem, and she is specifically a smaller, weaker fighter in this matchup because she is naturally an atomweight who moved up because the UFC has no 105lb division.

names Viana as his pick, then immediately says he personally would pass on the fight -- a named winner plus explicit advice to stay off it

Credited with decent (board-matching) boxing and praised specifically for forward pressure and a one-two he considers a rare, underused tool for women's MMA. The main problem he raises is size: she is a natural atomweight fighting up, which he says leaves her undersized against almost everyone she faces, citing a past loss to another smaller fighter for the same reason. He says she has no real finishing upside in this matchup.