He looks very good on the ground, It looks like his strongest point to me. Almost immediatley as it goes to the ground he has his hooks sunk in and he had no trouble securing the rear naked. I'd try to keep the fight standing to sway the advantage in your favour. His boxing looks a little wild at times and sloppy but he knows how to generate the power. His real weakness looks to be his muay thai and defence. When he throws kicks there is NEVER a hand to guard the head his hands remain at waist height or slightly above. I'd be baiting him to throw body kicks and coutering with a hook to the head.

About 10 seconds in he is almost taken off his feet from the leg kick, his stance can be very wide at times. I'd capitalise with low kicks to his inner/outer shin just above the ankle then follow up with strikes.

When he gets into the clinch and has to move his feet come very close together. It's not clear on the video but it looks as if he's coming close to crossing his feet.

His guard is very low through most of that fight. I remember there used to be a Thai boxer who fought out of my gym who used to fight that way as well. I once said to him that he better keep his hands up cos he might get KO'd. He told me that he could take a hundred punches to the face and stay standing but one bodyshot would finish him. I'd maybe try a few bodyshots as well.

Obviously fighting out of a southpaw stance he doesn't use his jab to his full advantage. He pulls it back using it as a distraction rather than the useful weapon it is. He often fakes the right jab then leads with the straight left. As he finishes he turns his head slightly exposig his jaw. A straight right could give him real trouble.

Best of luck in the fight. I'd like to hear what the others come up with. Hope what I wrote doesnt sound too stupid haha.

Even in that clip his hands were at his waist when throwing punches. He does look to have a strong chin and isn't bothered about taking a shot to the face either. He looks like an awkwardly dangerous fighter.

Sounds as if it was real unlucky for Brandon. Jordan definitly has the killer instinct needed in the fight game. If you see that opportunity you have to take it. I'm sure Brandon will bounce back stronger after this fight.

It can be frustrating when one of your guys does so well but doesn't manage to get the win. Looks like an exciting takedown! I'm sure it'll be a minor blip in his record. You learn from everything, especially your defeats. I'm sure he still impressed.