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So, I got Maisa Bastos winning.

And I think Jasmine Rocha is the dark horse.

I don't think Jasmine Rocha is a dark horse.

Maijromo takes that on points three to zero.

Uh, next we have quarterfinals, Mayssa Bastos versus Valerie Hamilton.

Uh, Mayssa Bastos gets that done, rear naked choke, just the end, uh, almost at the end of the regulation.

Mm-hmm.

Um, I don't know if she was up on points before that, but I think she had gotten the points, uh, so she was gonna win anyway.

Yep.

Yep.

Um, next we have Mayssa Bastos versus Rodriguez.

of the way.

However, if I were to consider the other people in the bracket, I think Maisa Bastos is probably one of the best qualified and skillful competitors there, but she's probably going to be undersized, right?

Always, yeah.

Yeah, and then ADCC is, you just can't be smaller than everyone else.

That's why she sits up here at third place.

Maisa Bastos is South American trials winner representing Brazil.

Ana Maidromo, Invitation, representing Spain.

Kane Aikeda, which is the Asian Oceanic trials winner representing Japan.

And that's, I think that's not an insignificant factor, but they have met each other before.

So that's sort of why I sit Jasmine Hosha and Ana Rodriguez as one and two.

And then Ana Rodriguez also has three wins over Maisa Bastos at ACB Queen of Mats.

Again, back in 2018.