Jim Miller vs Terrance McKinney, UFC Picks

McKinney's 2.5-inch reach advantage is real and persistent across a full career sample, and at 32 versus 43 the age gap is substantial enough that it qualifies as a signal on its own. Add the striking volume and accuracy edges, the takedown rate that nearly doubles Miller's, and a finishing rate that sits at a perfect 100 percent across his wins, and the case builds on multiple independent columns rather than a single lucky number. Miller has a 39-win career and his submission attempts per 15 minutes are roughly comparable to McKinney's, so he is capable of making this fight complicated on the ground. The pick still stands because McKinney's reach, volume, and finishing consistency represent a cluster of advantages wide enough that Miller would need to be near-perfect in grappling to erase them.