Georges St. Pierre singled out Aiemann Zahabi as the Canadian most likely to “shine” on the UFC 315 card, even with the daunting task of facing legend Jose Aldo on home soil. GSP, who will be in Zahabi’s corner, said the key is emotional control: sleeping in your own bed and hearing the crowd can tempt a fighter to press, but Zahabi simply needs to stick to his usual measured style to prevail. St. Pierre believes Zahabi’s all-around game is already "enough to win" if he avoids forcing highlight-reel moments. Bettors looking for a plus-money local angle got a subtle stamp of approval from the welterweight GOAT.

Georges St. Pierre said Belal Muhammad is the clear side of this matchup despite the –190 price tag. He called Muhammad "very well-rounded" but emphasized the specific edges that matter at the window: a sizable wrestling/takedown advantage, relentless forward pressure that forces opponents onto their heels, and elite cage-clinch work that allows him to grind along the fence. GSP added that Muhammad has “more ways to win” than Jack Della Maddalena, who essentially needs to land a clean counter as Belal shoots or crashes distance. In GSP’s view, if Muhammad keeps chaining takedowns and walks JDM back to the fence the way he usually does, he should justify favoritism and possibly look dominant.

Georges St. Pierre singled out Aiemann Zahabi as the Canadian most likely to “shine” on the UFC 315 card, even with the daunting task of facing legend Jose Aldo on home soil. GSP, who will be in Zahabi’s corner, said the key is emotional control: sleeping in your own bed and hearing the crowd can tempt a fighter to press, but Zahabi simply needs to stick to his usual measured style to prevail. St. Pierre believes Zahabi’s all-around game is already "enough to win" if he avoids forcing highlight-reel moments. Bettors looking for a plus-money local angle got a subtle stamp of approval from the welterweight GOAT.

Georges St. Pierre said Belal Muhammad is the clear side of this matchup despite the –190 price tag. He called Muhammad "very well-rounded" but emphasized the specific edges that matter at the window: a sizable wrestling/takedown advantage, relentless forward pressure that forces opponents onto their heels, and elite cage-clinch work that allows him to grind along the fence. GSP added that Muhammad has “more ways to win” than Jack Della Maddalena, who essentially needs to land a clean counter as Belal shoots or crashes distance. In GSP’s view, if Muhammad keeps chaining takedowns and walks JDM back to the fence the way he usually does, he should justify favoritism and possibly look dominant.