The experts, graded

Every pick the MMA media, UFC fighters and the biggest MMA YouTubers make before a card, scored against the closing odds. Who really beats the line, and who would have cost you money?

Whose picks

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The media on Noche UFC: Silva vs. Delgado

Sep 12, 2026 · 11 writers on the table, ranked by ROI

The media's consensus 62% right on 8 fights · ROI −10.4%

The betting favorite 62% right on the same fights · ROI −19.5%

Picks graded 74 from 22 writers

The table

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#Writer

1 Drew ZuhoskyMMASucka 5–1 83% +78.4% 3 of 4

2 Guy BruhnDoc's Sports 3–0 100% +68.0% 1 of 1

3 Jaren KawadaSportsBettingDime 3–1 75% +62.2% 2 of 2

4 Ryan WohlDraftKings Network 3–0 100% +34.9% 0 of 0

5 Anatoly PimentelBetMGM 4–2 67% +34.5% 2 of 3

6 Michael IannoneFantasy Alarm 2–1 67% +29.0% 1 of 1

7 Garrett KermanClutchPoints 5–3 62% −1.8% 1 of 2

8 Chris AmberleySportsBettingDime 4–2 67% −11.6% 0 of 2

9 Cooper AlbersDraftKings Network 2–2 50% −21.9% 1 of 2

10 Frazer KrohnMMASucka 3–4 43% −38.7% 1 of 3

11 Hank StrandbergMMASucka 2–4 33% −58.9% 0 of 1

How it's graded. Each pick is a 1-unit bet at the closing odds (the books' consensus price). ROI is the profit per unit staked. Draws, no contests and cancelled fights don't count.

Who makes the table. Anyone with 3 or more graded picks on this card. Not there yet: 11 writers with fewer.

The consensus. The side most of the media picked, on fights with at least 3 of their picks. The favorite is graded on the same fights.