Daniel Gumby Vreeland sided with Quang “Bang” Le as a small +125 underdog, arguing the Vietnamese prospect owns multiple grappling edges Bolanos cannot match. Gumby pointed out Le shot Chris Gutierrez on five-days’ notice and still landed more takedowns than John Castaneda managed last weekend, a feather in Le’s cap because Gutierrez owns a 73 % career TDD rate. By contrast, Bolanos surrendered four takedowns and over six minutes of top control to Cortavius Romious in a fight he still barely won, exposing a 33 % TDD that has plagued him since Bellator. Vreeland added that Bolanos is the shorter, stockier striker and therefore easier for Le to level-change on, while Le’s LFA résumé includes a head-kick KO that proves he can hold his own on the feet if necessary. With Le offering knockout power plus a clear path on the mat, Gumby recommended the money-line dog and a sprinkle on submission props.