Josh Krejki embodies the “kill or be killed” attitude that many of these midwestern fighters have become known to possess. He’s been bouncing back and forth from MMA to BK fighting and absolutely prefers a fight on the feet with a quick pace. Although Krejci doesn’t seem to hold the biggest night ending power in his hands, his relentless pressure and will to win mixed with excellent cardio ensure his danger from bell to bell.

In Josh Kerjci’s debut, he faced TJ Benson at an Omaha Fight Night back in 2022, and he won a war of attrition knocking out his opponent in round four. Expect the same approach everytime the featherweight throws down. There will likely be an analytic period early on while he remains dangerous and looks to bring out some sloppiness in his opponent. Simply put, the longer a bout goes on with Krejci involved, the better the chance he has as one of the more scrappy 145ers with a lesser known name. Expect violence one way or the other!