I am not about to pick Jamie Mullarkey here, but I will say that for a guy with a face for radio, he does a really good job laying on volume. We just watched Quillan get dotted up by Nasrat. Now obviously I know how that ended and this fight likely ends the same way. But Quillan was not looking good up until that point. If Jamie had a better chin, I would argue he is a good dog here. Unfortunately he does not which means he will probably look to wrestle, but Quillan's takedown defense is pretty solid. So Quillan will be the pick here but i will argue that this is a tougher fight that Rongzhu was going to be.

Quillan Salkilld

Quillan Salkilld is a good striker who uses kicks really well to manage range and work the body. As soon as you are comfortable striking with him, he will lower his level and shoot. He's a BJJ blackbelt and overall a very well rounded guy who can fight at distance or in the pocket. He is perfectly fine with an ugly fight but at times can chase a finish instead of settling in. He is coming off the insane head kick KO over Nasrat Haqparast where he seemed to be a step behind early, but landed beautiful.

Jamie Mullarkey

Jamie Mullarkey is a busy striker and decent grappler. He can wrestle with an average of more than 2 takedowns per fight, he can strike with 2 knockout wins in the UFC and he can beat a lot of lower tier fighters, but can struggle with the better fighters. He's a well rounded guy who is tough, but not particularly dangerous. He's primarily a grappler but has been a more active striker the last few years. He is coming off the rebound win over Rolando Bedoya where he had 3 takedowns but was still out struck.