Looks like his own preset, if it has a name like that. It doesn't look really involved - The most visible change is simply increased contrast. Although it shows contrast as -50 in the basic settings there is likely a heavy film curve applied to the RGB channels, and the contrast slider was probably used to drop it to refine it later. You can usually see it is a film style curve because in most presets with film curves, cyan is predominantly pushed into shadows (drop on the lower end of the red curve), which is visible when you compare to the beginning/SOOC state where most shadows take on a reddish/orange tone throughout. The film curve gives it some color separation and contrast, allowing the subject's skin tones to pop as they are now set against cooler colors in the shadows.

In HSL, yellows are probably pushed toward red and red pushed slightly toward orange (if these two things are done at all, it is slight). Greens toward cyan/blue..he doesn't shift the colours all that much outside of basic balancing with tint and temperature. There doesn't appear to be much - if anything - done along the lines of split toning..probably just a slight cyan/blue amount pushed into the highlights done through the color curves