Jiri Prochazka sends warning to Carlos Ulberg at UFC 327: ‘No opponent like me’

Jiri Prochazka believes Carlos Ulberg will be in a world of trouble at UFC 327.

Prochazka is set to headline UFC 327 against Ulberg for the vacant light heavyweight title in an intriguing fight. Heading into the bout, Prochazka is a slight betting favorite, as oddsmakers have it near a pick’em. And, heading into the fight, Prochazka said he’s fine being a completely different fighter in this one, as he hinted at changing his style and wrestling Ulberg.

“Carlos is a great striker. Of course, I have some strategy, we have some tactics with my team,” Prochazka said on UFC 327 countdown. “I saw a lot of spaces where I can catch him. Also on the ground, I think he believes he his ground, but he didn’t prove it enough. It doesn’t matter if I have to change my style, if I have to fight on the ground, change my stance, I adjust. I will not stop until I find the right moment, how to win, and show him that there is no opponent like me in his career.”

Jiri Prochazka expects to KO Carlos Ulberg at UFC 327

Although Prochazka hinted at possibly wrestling, he does expect to get a KO win.

Jiri Prochazka knows he’s dangerous on the feet and believes he has all the tools to hurt Carlos Ulberg and get a stoppage win.

“I want to show my best, I’m prepared to do that,” Prochazka said. “I believe sooner or later I can catch him, and I will take the belt.”

If Prochazka does KO Ulberg at UFC 327, it would be a statement win, and he would be a two-time UFC light heavyweight champion. Prochazka enters the bout with a record of 32-5-1 and is coming off back-to-back stoppage wins over Khalil Rountree and Jamahal Hill. He’s 6-2 in the UFC with his lone two losses coming to Alex Pereira.

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