Charles Jourdain Predicts Knockout Finish Against Davey Grant at UFC Vancouver Featherweight Bout
Charles Jourdain is gearing up for an exciting bantamweight matchup against Davey Grant at UFC Vancouver. This fight marks Jourdain’s second appearance in the 135-pound division. He previously made a successful debut with a notable finish of Victor Henry at UFC Fight Night 246.
Fight Preview: Jourdain vs. Grant
Scheduled as part of the featured prelim at UFC Fight Night 262, this bout will take place at Rogers Arena. Jourdain, with a professional record of 16 wins, 8 losses, and 1 draw (7-7-1 in UFC), faces Grant, who holds a record of 15 wins and 7 losses (8-6 in UFC).
Finish Rate and Confidence
Jourdain is optimistic about his ability to secure another finish. He expressed a strong belief in his finishing prowess, stating, “I finished a guy who’s never been finished.” He credits his experience against larger fighters in the featherweight division for his confidence. Jourdain has fought notable opponents like Jean Silva, Sean Woodson, and Doo Ho Choi.
He believes this experience has prepared him well for the challenges at bantamweight. “I’ve been hit, and I’ve been through war with very big guys,” he said, further emphasizing his readiness for a strong performance.
Grant’s Strategy
Jourdain is aware of Grant’s potential strategy for their fight. He noted that Grant has expressed a desire to utilize all aspects of MMA, indicating his willingness to engage in both striking and grappling. Jourdain mentioned Grant’s affiliation with Syndicate MMA, suggesting that he may attempt to take the fight to the ground.
- Jourdain’s takedown defense has been statistically weaker, which may play to Grant’s advantage.
- Jourdain welcomes the challenge, stating, “I’ll welcome him with a guillotine choke.”
As the bout approaches, anticipation builds for this clash of styles. Fans expect an exciting and competitive fight as both athletes aim to secure a victory in the bantamweight division.
