Jordan is a very good fighter but this could very well be too much too soon. He is insanely tough and and will do his best Max Holloway impression with a middle of the cage slug fight. But he isn't as clean as he will need to be to beat Guram. i thinking Guram stays outside and stays technical here, but Jordan could absolute march forward, bit down and fire away the same way Elves did when he KO'd Guram. We don't have odds here since this is a brand new fight, but I am going to lean Guram. I am hoping Guram is a massive favorite so I can explore an ITD Dec. no action on Jordan because he's definitely tough enough to survive.

Guram Kutateladze

Guram Kutateladze Is a solid striker with incredible kicks, pressure and submission threats. While he does get taken down he is so active on the ground that his opponents don't have a chance to settle in or rack up any meaningful control time. On his feet has legit power, speed and professional kickboxing experience. At one point in time was an incredible prospect, but back to back losses, one of which a KO, has dampened some of the hype.

Jordan Vucenic

Jordan Vucenic is stepping up on short notice and immediately being thrown to the wolves. He's an accomplished fighter who has no actual background in combat sports. He started MMA with a blank slate and is evolving all his skills very quickly. He has plenty of cardio and is not afraid of a war. He will plant his feet and fire strikes or work forward looking for takedowns. He is well rounded, tough, a finisher and deserves to be in the UFC.