UFC

Mesquita enters with a perfect UFC start and a string of quick, submission-heavy wins that have showcased how dangerous she is once the fight touches the mat. Chiasson has faced a tougher recent stretch, with her latest run marked more by losses than statement wins, though she does bring far more cage time and a longer UFC résumé. That contrast matters here: Mesquita is the fresher, more specialized finisher, while Chiasson is the veteran trying to keep the fight upright and make this a more layered striking match. If Mesquita can make the grappling a recurring theme, her ceiling is much higher.
No previous head-to-head matchup has been recorded.
Beatriz Mesquita is the projected winner, and the most likely finish is a submission. Her grappling edge is the cleanest angle in the fight, and the current market still leaves a modest gap between her true win chance and the price being offered. Chiasson’s experience gives her a path if she can keep the bout standing, but Mesquita’s early UFC results suggest she is the more reliable side when the fight becomes physical and the exchanges move to the mat.