88% of people picking Charles Jourdain seems a bit wide to me. I get that he is fun and dangerous, but he is also hittable and can be outwrestled. Kyler isn't a slouch. Sure he is coming off 2 losses in a row but one was to a very good striker in Rob font and the other and absolute dog in VInicius Oliveira. It's very possible they both beat Jourdain as well. To me, this fight comes down to Kyler's pace. He has been a bit inconsistent in the past. We have seen him push hard for 15 minutes but I've also seen him fade half way through the second round. While Jourdain doesn't have any meaningful wins in the UFC he is insanely tough and very predictable. I will slight lean him here, but I am worried he can be outwrestled. He is 2-1 under the UFC umbrella fighting in Canada, so let's hope the Canadian in Canada gets some extra juice….

Kyler Phillips

Kyler Philips is a very diverse striker and a well rounded fighter over all. He can strike, he can grapple, and his feet are always moving which makes him difficult to hit and takedown. Most of the time Kyler does a very good job mixing things up but he is willing to slug it out to put on a show but his cardio can be inconsistent. He is riding back to back losses, most recently he was outworked by LokDog Oliveira.

Charles Jourdain

Charles Jourdain is a fun come forward striker. He's pretty fast, has great timing and is willing to take chances with spinning and flying attacks. He is not the most technical guy in the world, but he is one of the more exciting ones. He is an absolute dog who will keep fights ugly and in your face. He is coming off his second submission win in a row, this time over senior citizen Davey Grant