Every pick that hit.

Coria's winning form and all-around volume against a Nicoll on a losing skid.

Barbosa's wrestling and control time versus a Melisano with no shown grappling of her own.

Franco's deeper experience (10-2) against Rodrigues, who absorbed a knockdown in his listed Vidal bout.

Ko's elite control time and a far more dominant win over common opponent Phil Rowe.

Montes's submission activity, including sub attempts against multiple opponents.

Kline's dominant recent form, including a 115-strike, 4-takedown win over Angela Hill.

Hooper's grappling depth, shown by 8 takedowns and 10:08 of control in his submission of Jim Miller.

Duncan's three-fight winning streak with knockdowns, against a veteran who has lost two of his last three.

Coria's three-fight win streak versus Nicoll's three-fight losing skid and common-opponent edge.

Whittaker's striking output carried the decision, outlanding Krylov 54-51.

Basharat's undefeated all-around game — 5 takedowns and 86 strikes against Garza.

Royval's grappling dominance — 3 takedowns, 4:53 control and 2 submission attempts.

Steveson's unbeaten record against a struggling Ellison who has lost two of his last three, including a prior loss to Steveson.

Pimblett's submission finish, holding Saint Denis to a single significant strike.

Green's three-fight win streak and the knockdown he scored on McKinney.

Sandhagen's proven resume — quality win over Figueiredo and competitiveness against elite opposition.

Yañez's striking activity — 70+ significant strikes in each of his last two bouts.

Steveson's unbeaten 4-0 record and prior win over Ellison, who has struggled offensively recently.

Green's varied recent wins — submission over Stephens, KD and 3 TDs over Zellhuber — plus a prior head-to-head win over McKinney.

Royval's pace and grappling — Kavanagh already has a submission loss to Johnson.

Whittaker's pedigree — his recent losses came only to Chimaev and de Ridder.

Basharat's flawless 16-0 record with a dominant control-and-volume mix.