Alright, time for some thoughts on this card. Not much tape but did a little. Some of this is off the cuff from memory, take it for what it's worth. I'm skipping the fights where I don't know/can't remember one or both fighters of course.
Mavidal/Usman
Likely looks similar to last time. Rematches often look much different, Masvidal full camp...but I'm not sure how much he could do to stay out of the clinch spots that he got stuck in last time. Maybe his cardio will be better to allow him to get off the cage quicker and not have to rest there so much with his back against it? His TDD is okay, but Usman will still likely land some. Masvidal has a chance if he lands clean of course (though he's really not a big power puncher, he cracks...okay, but he's not packing dynamite in his hands). Wouldn't bet this at all at current odds probably, not even any props that stand out.
Weili/Rose
Rose has the footwork and boxing to look good early, I could see her frustrating Weili for a round or 2. But after that...I think we see a combination of Weili finding her range and Rose slowing down. I think Weili is more durable and hits much harder. She faced adversity vs JJ so we've seen her come through that. I like her to get a late finish here, I'll say rd 4. I like her KO/TKO line a little around +250.
Andrade/Valentina
Andrade is obviously a little powerhouse, but she's facing the best WMMA fighter on the planet imo, probably the best ever. Andrade showed me a lot in rd 3 vs Rose, she still had energy and was being aggressive and had her best round. That tells me maybe the move up in weight actually helped her cardio? Valentina has of course looked dominant (barring a round vs Maia) in every aspect of MMA. I think Val likely lights Rose up with superior technique, Andrade tends to wing her power shots most of the time. Valentina will look at that tape and realize she can land at will with straight shots down the middle that get there first. Andrade's power and physical strength present unique challenges, but Valentina is likely up to the task. I just wouldn't pay the juice on her. Hard pass.
Weidman/Hall
I think this is a case where Weidman's inactivity was a serious blessing. We've seen some examples where guys look like their chin's are totally shot, but they take time off and seem to come back and be able to eat punches a bit better. This **might** be the case with Chris. He got tagged a few times vs Akdmedov and handled it. And while Hall of course always has those flashes of brilliance...he's just so low volume and seemingly disinterested for stretches. When Weidman was the dog I thought there was value, now...probably not. I do think his decision line around +200 looks good though. I could see him winning the first 2 rounds and being really tired rd 3 but surviving. I could also see Hall clipping him and ending it, but lesser chance of that imo.
Smith/Crute
Smith seems to be on the decline, Crute on the rise. I think Crute will bring the fight to Smith which will give Smith a chance to land something big, but more likely Crute takes him down and works from top position. Texeira gave Smith a life-altering beating in that fight, the kind that ages a fighter quickly. And Crute won't gift Smith a triangle like Clark did. Crute is slick and powerful, I think he breaks Smith down and gets a late finish or wins a pretty easy UD. Crute rd 3 +1000 and Crute dec +260 are the plays imo.
Oliveira/Brown
Crazy Cowboy has been more D-1 Cowboy lately, he seems to want to clinch and grapple mostly. Brown is okay but not special, but he **should** be able to avoid the clinch and force Oliveira into more of a brawl. That's more just gut feeling than anything, but I think we see a finish in this one. Someone lands big or Oliveira gets mount for a gnp finish. I think Brown is the more likely of the two to land a big strike standing though. Under 2.5 at +110 I think has value.
Grant/Sekulic
I know nothing about Sekulic.
Allen/Roberson
Allen's last effort vs Strickland was a head scratcher. He's a grappler, and decided to never try to force any grappling and instead stood with a superior striker and got butchered. I can't imagine him doing that again. The question is whether he can get Roberson down or not. I think at some point he does, and uses his superior grappling to get to a dominant position and finish. Allen sub +170 or Allen itd +130 maybe a little value, maybe Roberson KO +370 if you doubt Allen's ability to get it to the mat.
All of the earlier fights have at least 1 fighter I haven't seen or can't remember, no point on me commenting.
Good luck guys, get that cash!