Antonio MonteirovsTyshawn Williams

Monteiro brings a real resume, 17-5, active hands at basically four significant strikes a minute with half his shots landing, and some grappling to fall back on with submission attempts mixed in. Williams comes in as an unknown quantity at this level with no tape to break down, so we can't point to a specific hole to attack, and the books already have him as the clear favorite here. Nothing in what we know about Monteiro's game screams live dog, so we sit right where the number is.