Steven Koslow

calls his own case a big generalization

A good striker whose striking exists mainly to set up his real game: a reliable, well-rounded grappling attack that attacks every limb and the neck, works into takedowns well, transitions very smoothly, and advances position toward the back or mount. Per the analyst, nearly all of his career wins have come by submission.

Commits to naming Saaiman as the official pick, but hedges the win itself with phrases like 'slightest bit leading' and 'wouldn't bet this'.

A grappling-first prospect with strong Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, valued for how he transitions between submissions and positions rather than just holding dominant position. Has a karate background that gives him some standup tools, though his striking itself is decent but awkward -- mainly used to set up the takedown. Taking this fight on short notice.