She is a high-volume striker with a tendency to brawl. Young is also making her second fight in the UFC after a loss in her debut. She will shoot for double or single legs or trips and then look to pass guard and find the back for a choke. The Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu blackbelt sports great takedowns and good control on the mat. When she begins to get pressured herself, she struggles with defense and becomes hittable. She will also mix in kicks to all parts of the body to change levels. She looks to pressure forward with a hard jab-cross and looping right hook. Egger makes her second UFC fight after a disappointing debut. If Perez shoots for takedowns, I do think he will find success and possibly a submission. Perez is about ten years younger and should be better just about everywhere so I will lean on him to win, but if using either guy it should be GPP only. He has decent takedown defense and can reverse or get up from his back.ĭFS Perspective: Neither one of these guys has fought in years and I do not trust either of them. He seldom shoots for takedowns but does decent work in the clinch. 'Pretinho' does not offer much on the mat. He has a quick one-two and a nice overhand, as well as strong kicks to the legs and body. He is a technical striker with good distance control and hand speed. He used to sport a mix bag of tricks years ago, but it is difficult to know where he is now. Eduardo makes his way back after over three years and is now 43 years old and potentially fighting his last fight. He is susceptible to takedowns at times but has great defense on the mat and displays good get-ups. Offensively, he does not takedown or grapple often. The Mexican-born fighter also sports above average wrestling and great scrambling. He carries good power in his hands and strikes well when backed up. He applies great pressure while throwing left and right hooks, as well as low kicks to the calves and round kicks to the head. He fights at a fast pace and is always moving. Perez returns to the ring after over two years on the heels of back-to-back losses. This article is part of our Drake's Takes series.

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