Every time the promotion mounts an event, a guest analyst joins us to break down the card and share their picks for every matchup on the slate.

For the upcoming Unified MMA 33 outing, Randy Mahon has volunteered to give his take on all ten fights scheduled for the night.

Mahon carries a professional MMA mark of 3-4 and is based in Grande Prairie, Alta., where he trains full-time. He recently made the jump down to featherweight, having spent most of his career at lightweight and welterweight. Mahon is slated to make his next appearance when XFFC 19 heads to the cage in August.

Below are Mahon's picks for the entire Unified MMA 33 card:

Teddy Ash (10-3) vs Jacob "Kobe" Ortiz (16-6): Fight Preview

"Both fighters are highly aggressive and look to go toe-to-toe on the feet, but I'm leaning toward Ash taking this one. He's put together some impressive growth lately."

Prediction: Ash by knockout, round two.

Shane Campbell (15-6) vs Stephen Beaumont (9-2): Fight Preview

"Rematches always add an extra layer of intrigue. Campbell has been far busier since their last encounter and has taken on tougher opposition."

Prediction: Campbell by knockout, round three.

Neal Anderson (6-3) vs Behrang Yousefi (8-6): Fight Preview

"If Yousefi comes ready to compete, Anderson might be looking at a grueling night. But if he just shows up to entertain without bringing the heat, that night could get ugly for him instead."

Prediction: Anderson by split decision.

Derek Boyle (13-11) vs Pat Pytlik (5-0)

"This feels like Pytlik's biggest challenge yet, particularly given Boyle's seasoned background. Ultimately, I believe Boyle's years of high-level competition will overwhelm Pytlik here."

Prediction: Boyle by submission, round three.

Garret Nybakken (11-9) vs Jeremy Henry (5-6)

"Henry's been quiet over the past half-decade, whereas Nybakken's been stringing together consistent bouts against stiffer competition."

Prediction: Nybakken by submission, round one.

Chris Larsen (2-1) vs Lee Mein (9-13)

"Mein brings years of accumulated experience to the table, while Larsen has plenty of heavy hitters to spar with at his gym. I expect this one to finish inside the opening round."

Prediction: Mein wins by TKO in round one.

Roger Alves (3-1) vs Corey Atkinson (4-7)

"These two are both capable fighters, but Alves ranks among the top pure grapplers on the regional circuit. I just can't see Atkinson weathering that pressure."

Prediction: Alves wins by TKO in round two.

Cody Sinclair (1-1) vs Sebastian Fodor (0-0)

"Another bout with limited professional experience on both sides—this one likely comes down to who's put in the hardest work and treated camp with the most focus."

Prediction: Fodor wins by submission in round three.

Usman Khattak (2-1) vs Tyrell Giselbrecht (0-0)

"Classic grappling showdown here: wrestler versus BJJ. Khattak's a solid wrestler, but Legends Training Centre consistently produces dangerous ground technicians."

Prediction: Giselbrecht wins by unanimous decision.

Logan Heavyshields (1-1) vs Tim Haracsi (0-0)

"Neither fighter has much experience under their belt, so this will likely hinge on who's committed more seriously to their preparation."

Prediction: Haracsi wins by first-round TKO.

Matthew Klute (0-1) vs Garron Rinkel (0-0)

"Klute's only setback came against Colton Cronkite a couple years ago, but I'd guess he's stayed active in training given that he's stepped down a couple weight classes for this bout."

Prediction: Klute wins by unanimous decision.