RJ Harris

probably win more often

Harris is framed as the bigger, more patient power fighter with a dangerous knee down the center, backed by good submissions, top pressure, and cage control against a less proven but technically sound opponent.

Picked against, with the analyst noting the size and reach are real advantages but flagging that he can lean on them as a crutch.

A short-notice debutant, unusually large even for the heavyweight division at roughly 6'6" with an 80-inch reach. Decent enough striker with real power given his size, good knees that reach the head quickly because of his height, and enough patience to stay outside and let opponents walk into shots -- though patience can mean low volume. Good enough grappler with pretty good top pressure and a habit of attacking submissions from there; his cage push can stall out at times.