Molly McCann

He frames it as 'an easy win for her' against a weaker opponent, even while saying the pick isn't a vote for McCann's own level.

As of 2025-03-16, this is his newest known read. A good forward striker with real volume and power who has become head-hunting and spinning-elbow-reliant after recent knockouts, which the analyst flags as a positioning risk. Her grappling is decent, with good cage takedowns and powerful ground and pound.

judges McCann the fighter better able to impose her own game plan here and takes her by decision outright; the only uncertainty voiced is over the method of victory, not the winner.

A forward-marching pressure striker whose game is built on power, volume and a bullying style, including a signature spinning elbow that has produced two finishes. Her clinch/cage grappling (takedowns against the fence into heavy ground-and-pound) is rated above her open-space clinch work, which he gives to Brasil. Her head-hunting habit leaves her body open.

He commits to Belbita with a full mechanism (reach, jab, avoiding the clinch) built from a deliberate rewatch of their first fight, but explicitly calls this one of his weaker picks on the card and notes the heavy underdog price -- a hedge on the pick itself, not only on price.

McCann is a good, aggressive forward-pressure striker with real power and volume who bullies her way forward into the clinch and the cage, mixing in takedowns from there with powerful ground-and-pound. She has a head-hunting tendency and throws a low-percentage spinning elbow often because it has worked for her before. She is hittable and gave up a point in their first meeting for grabbing the fence to stop a takedown.

Names McCann as his pick and says he feels good about it -- confident, with no stay-away; he actively calls her 'safe to bet on', the opposite of a stay-away instruction.

McCann is a bully-style fighter who presses forward with power, good volume and some head-hunting, backed by decent grappling, mixed-in takedowns and powerful ground-and-pound. The analyst says she is better than Stoliarenko everywhere outside the armbar and expects a finish, favoring a striking-first gameplan over risking takedowns.

Named plainly at seg 13 with a detailed, stand-alone knockout-upside concession for McCann. Capped from a higher grade by an explicit refusal to wager, citing poor value on the favorite, plus a light-hearted sit-back-and-relax line -- wager caution, not doubt about who he's naming.

A powerful, composed boxer with good forward pressure who does not get rattled even after absorbing shots, per the analyst's read of her recent fight. Her acknowledged limitation is that heavy commitment to her hands leaves her more exposed to the takedown, which plays directly into Blanchfield's strength.