Jeisla Chaves

States the pick flatly as 'no question there,' with no hedge on the outcome itself.

Undefeated, forward-moving striker who fights out of either stance, throws a ton of volume, and can take a punch. Her best tool is the tie-up clinch, where she lands knees and elbows, and she has good ground-and-pound if she ends up on top. Her clear hole is anything off her back, where the analyst says she has nothing at all, though he notes it hasn't been exposed because she hasn't faced a wrestler yet.

"Probably gets this one done" (quote, 5 words) is the pick language -- a real mechanism (the clinch elbows wearing the opponent down) softened by that qualifier on the win.

A Muay-Thai-flavored striker who fires heavy elbow volume at close range from either stance, favors a signature step-in punch combination common to that style, and brings plenty of output along with toughness. Both her clinch work and her top position rely on those same elbows. Stopping takedowns is not her strength, though the opponent across from her is not viewed as a serious wrestling threat, which limits how much that should matter here.