Austin Lingo

Uses the word 'lean' for Costa and states plainly this is one of the fights he is not confident in.

A fast-starting, durable boxer-first MMA striker with tight combinations and decent power who complements his striking with a guillotine rather than a true ground game.

He settles on Landwehr and repeats the call at the close, built on a stated mechanism (volume and cardio against a durable opponent); he credits Lingo as the more technically polished striker but never hedges his own winner, holding this at clear.

A fast-starting, durable fighter with sharp, well-timed boxing combinations and real knockout power, plus enough Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, in the analyst's words, to complement his hands if the fight reaches the mat. He is cast as the more technically polished striker of the pair, even though the analyst doesn't think that will be enough.

"not big in the confidence" is an explicit, direct self-rated low-confidence hedge on the win itself, reinforced by the analyst calling the matchup 'inconsistent' as to who wins or loses -- outcome doubt, not just price caution about the inflated odds.

A boxer who does the fundamentals right -- tight combinations, elbows kept close, turning punches over -- with real pop on his shots. He starts fast and is very durable. His jiu-jitsu is only decent and the analyst does not see it as his path to victory in most fights, though it complements his boxing if the fight does hit the mat.