Val Woodburn

He states outright that he has no confidence in this fight whatsoever and separately calls it a betting pass, which under the confidence-bar rules is a direct hedge on the win itself, not just on price or method.

Woodburn is largely an unknown quantity because his record was built against mostly weak competition, with one named exception. His striking is powerful but unpolished -- big, looping shots rather than clean technique -- and his best tool is grinding cage pressure, pinning opponents against the fence and landing heavy elbows. His wrestling is otherwise decent but secondary to that cage-control game.

States plainly that Nickal wins regardless of where the fight takes place and that he sees no real chance for Woodburn -- the only hedges concern how long it takes and by what method, which does not demote under the confidence bar.

Woodburn is a powerful but unpolished striker who throws big, wild looping hooks and hits hard -- his early UFC wins all came by quick knockout. Later in his career his fights have turned into wrestling matches where he grinds opponents against the cage, uses his physicality, and separates with a big elbow.