I understand that Jack Jenkins lost a little bit of his Aura since coming into the UFC, but have you guys forgotten what a savage he can be with the leg kicks? This guy broke a mans leg with leg kicks and thats all any of you people could talk about forever. Now he's fighting the guy with the longest legs in the division, aka the biggest targets and you made him and underdog? I genuinely don't see it. If Jack gets both his leg kicks and his wrestling going, he can absolutely win this fight. Sean is good, but i think he is a little overrated and has had some help from the judges, just don't him room to be long and you can have success.

Jack Jenkins

Jack Jenkins is a solid striker with real power and solid takedown defense. He pressures forward and backs you up against the cage where he will look for control. Overall he is a powerful guy with multiple ways to win a fight. People like to highlight his striking but he has 7 fights in the UFC with 12 takedowns total. His takedown defense however is a bit questionable. He is coming off the decision win over Ramon Tavares where he controlled the striking and grappling.

Sean Woodson

Sean Woodson is a very long and lean boxer who had an actual boxing career before moving to MMA. He manages distance really well and is one of the few fighters who actually know how to use their reach because of that professional boxing background. Given how good his hands are, most will try to take him down, but that's not an easy task because Woodson has an 84% takedown defense. He is coming off the standing KO loss to Dan Ige which was without question early.