Montse Rendon

he calls it his "most confident pick" of the whole card

Her striking is rough rather than technical -- loose, lunging shots aimed at closing into a clinch, with a habit of retreating and a strong urge to shoot for legs that leaves her exposed when she does. On the mat she grades as decent: a good push against the fence, double-unders she uses to pin opponents, and most of her takedowns actually come from catching kicks; the analyst calls this a stylistically bad matchup for her, expecting Mesquita to reverse any takedown she lands.

Says 'I'm passing' and 'cracking a root beer' (the idiom) immediately before naming Pereira -- idiom plus explicit personal pass matches the coinflip pattern even though a winner is named ('the upside is the prospect').

A decent, high-output striker who tucks her chin but swings loosely when closing distance into the clinch, backs up under pressure, and is a kick-catcher -- a habit the analyst flags as exploitable by a question-mark kick to the face. Decent grappler with decent takedown defense and cage push.

Explicit comparison naming both fighters, stating plainly that Rendon is not close to her opponent's level in either phase, and a declared high opinion of her chances -- but he pointedly avoids calling it a lock, a deliberate softening next to an otherwise strong technical argument.

Montse Rendon is read as a decent striker with good volume and a sound chin-tucked, hands-up guard, but with a habit of backing up and, when she does press forward, swinging wildly rather than using clean combinations. Her reach for low leg kicks is called out as a specific risk because it drops her guard and lowers her level. On the ground she is credited with good cage control and double-underhook work, plus an ability to catch kicks into takedowns, though the analyst doubts she gets many chances to use it here.