Matt Brown argues Jiri Prochazka hasn’t ‘evolved much at all’ and his wild style isn’t sustainable: ‘I don’t see where it lasts’

Key Points:

• Jiri Prochazka, known for his exciting and unorthodox fighting style, is preparing for his fourth title fight at UFC 327 against Carlos Ulberg, aiming to become a two-time light heavyweight champion.
• Retired UFC veteran Matt Brown expressed concerns that Prochazka's high-risk, non-fundamental approach may not be sustainable long term, citing examples like Israel Adesanya and Anderson Silva whose styles eventually caught up with them.
• Brown suggests that while Prochazka's unpredictability has kept him near the top of the division, it may have hindered his evolution in mastering fundamental skills necessary for prolonged success.
• Brown favors Ulberg's more fundamentally sound striking style as a potential advantage, believing Ulberg could follow a game plan similar to Alex Pereira's, who previously figured out how to counter Prochazka’s wild approach.
• Ultimately, Brown sees a clear "blueprint" for beating Prochazka and believes if Ulberg can execute his strategy effectively, he has a strong chance to win the title at UFC 327.