Read the whole thing...here a couple of observations:
It's not clear to me how precognition interacts with the start of a match here on the wiki.
Personally the thing that would make the most sense to me is that FS would allow Luffers to act b4 Mob gets to think about what his first move will be (in any "neutral situation" the one that can see the future should always get the luxury of first move, check out Katakuri's introduction in chapter 860, or Luffy tying Babanuki's nose in chapter 949 that someone else already sent)
If that's how it works then it's GG via G2 blitz into Ryou (dura neg) punch to the head (it seems that barriers were agreed to do ****-all as G5 can rubberize them), repeat if necessary.
If for some badly made/wrong reason that's not how it works though, things do get a bit more complicated.
Correct me if I'm wrong but from what I've read it seems Mob starts by restraining with TK that is thought-based, requires no movements and, unless I'm missing something, Luffy can't escape it on his own (Zoro's ACoC was able to push King's sword away, maybe that's a way but Idk) and then attacks with "random bullshit go" maybe cutting, maybe slamming, maybe big blasts of psychic energy or maybe throwing buildings at Luffy to try to suffocate him. (and it seems cutting and maybe suffocating are the only things in his arsenal that can actually put Luffy down so...is Mob likly to start with those?)
What isn't clear to me is how the limits on his TK work:
Is it 1 or 2 attacks and then loses his hold? Is as long as he has stamina? Does he need to see Luffy to restrain him?
Basically what I'm asking is: can Mob keep Luffy from moving long enough to win? (Keeping in mind that Zoan regen/stamina, G5's bullshit AND buso haki all work to make Luffy very hard to get rid of quickly) Because if he can't then we go back to scenario 1 where Luffy blitzes and dura negs.
Sadly I probably won't be able to keep up with the discussion or vote but I wanted to throw this in as a miniature analysis to hopefully help someone get to a conclusion since I don't think it's an incon.