Cody Saftic sees minus-800 Jaqueline Amorim as justified because Polyana Viana’s supposed black-belt pedigree collapses under real pressure—she has been submitted in every UFC defeat. Amorim owns six first-round armbars and even tapped rubber-guard specialist Vanessa Demopoulos on the regional scene. Saftic expects the American Top Team grappler to secure a single outside trip, progress straight to mount and finish within two minutes, adding that Amorim ‘will literally grab your glove or hair if she has to’ to force the position. He advised parlaying Amorim or playing her round-1 submission prop instead of laying the full price.

Kunath predicted Jaqueline Amorim will secure a round‑three submission because Polyana Viana’s game invites it. Viana is notoriously willing to play guard—she has attempted 36 percent of her career submissions off her back—but Amorim is a multiple‑time BJJ world champion who has never been submitted and passes guard like butter. Kunath likened the dynamic to Viana Jandiroba vs Yan Xiaonan, where a single takedown banked the round; here, Amorim only needs one clean entry per frame to dominate. Since Amorim averages 4.7 takedowns per 15 minutes and Viana defends at just 39 percent, Kunath sees at least two prolonged grappling sequences that will sap Viana’s gas tank and enthusiasm to stand up. Betting angles: parlay Amorim moneyline at -350 with other confident legs, but the juicy prop is Amorim by submission in Round 3 (+900) given Viana’s historical trend of late capitulations. DFS note: roster Amorim in large‑field contests as her control time plus grappling advances produce a ceiling north of 110 points.

MMA Guru predicted Jaqueline Amorim would submit Polyana Viana, highlighting Amorim’s proven grappling pedigree and greater dedication to the sport. Amorim already owns first‑round subs over regional champs and even tapped Vanessa Demopoulos (despite a brief fence grab), showing aggressive chain‑jiu‑jitsu that routinely finds the back. Guru questioned Viana’s commitment, pointing to her mid‑career cosmetic surgery and social‑media focus as evidence she treats fighting as secondary. Given Amorim’s superior training intensity, finishing instincts, and the stylistic advantage on the mat, the tout expects a stoppage rather than a decision and advises betting the submission prop.