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W Fly ยท 3 rounds
UFC 331: Van vs. Pantoja 2
Casey O'Neill
"King"
11-2-0

Eduarda Moura
"Ronda"
12-2-0
Won 3 of 5, 1 as an underdog
Last KO v Gabriella Fernandes
Won 3 of 5
Last DEC v Wang Cong
Our pick
Casey O'Neill
to win on the cards
Slight lean ยท 55%
O'Neill's the busier striker with a reach edge, but this is striker versus grappler and Moura's ranked for a reason. I'm backing O'Neill to win on the cards over the distance, though the worry is she absorbs damage and could find herself in trouble if Moura drags this to the ground.
O'Neill's nonstop volume is the story people keep circling, the sense she just buries opponents in output. The counter chatter is whether her battered body can sustain that pace for three rounds.
The room is leaning the same way we are, seeing O'Neill's busy striking as the difference maker while flagging her durability as the obvious crack. For them to be wrong, Moura needs to drag this into repeated grappling exchanges and make O'Neill work through a control-heavy fight rather than a striking one.
Public Opinion Key Callouts
Most people reckon that if this one plays out on the feet, O'Neill's ridiculous volume of strikes will simply wear Moura down and bury him.
This is our exact read, O'Neill's output on the feet is the whole thesis behind the pick.
There's a running thread of sympathy and slight caution around O'Neill given how battered her body has been by injuries, with people wondering if she can string together sustained activity like this again.
We already flagged the durability worry ourselves, it is why this is a slight lean and not a strolling pick.
Moura's history of missing weight keeps coming up as a nagging worry about her preparation and discipline heading into this one.
We didn't weigh her weight-cut history at all, and if it signals a rough camp that's a live unknown that could tip things Moura's way.
Some are careful to note Moura is tough and has never been finished, so even the pessimists on her chances think she can survive and make it competitive if she can drag O'Neill into grappling exchanges.
Moura dragging this into grappling is exactly the takedown concern we already had baked into our caution.
Who wins, how, and when, in one read. Both are drawn from the same model figures as the pick above.
Casey O'Neill wins by KO 13%, by submission 8%, on the cards 35%. Eduarda Moura wins by KO 8%, by submission 7%, on the cards 29%.
The model's finish probability, spread across rounds by when UFC finishes actually land. The columns add up to the finish figure on the pick and the line ends on the chance it reaches the judges, so this can never disagree with the tip.
Green favours Casey O'Neill, red runs against them. Every figure is measured as it stood going into this fight, not as it stands today.
Striking
Grappling
Finishing
Longer bar is the better side of each row. Every figure is measured as it stood going into this fight.
How each fighter is actually going - the career, the last three weighted by what each was worth, and their most recent night. The longer the bar, the better the form.
Casey O'Neill
Eduarda Moura
3 round fights
Casey O'Neill
4 of 8 to the cards ยท 3 inside two roundsR1
R2
R3
Dec
Eduarda Moura
4 of 6 to the cards ยท 2 inside two roundsR1
R2
R3
Dec
Past performance is not indicative of future results. Tips are for information only, not betting advice.