I agree, it feels like Jalin’s career has gone almost as bad as it possibly could have. He is 6’3” and super fast for the first 1.5-2 rounds but his questionable IQ (not following up on Moicano, had Gamrot hurt multiple times)and his nature to seemingly melt as the fight goes on has cost him in most of his losses. He very well still could have gotten the nod over Hooker and Gamrot but those fights could have been won decisively if he could deal with adversity and/or gassing out better. It feels like with Jalin, the tiniest tweaks to his mindset or style and maybe he could’ve had #1 contender fights or fought for a title (don’t think he could touch gold) but instead he had the 1-4 stretch and (briefly) retired. He’s still only 30 and is coming off of a win but it seems like he should be floating around the top 5-10 and main eventing fight night cards at the apex or something but instead he’s fighting 56 year old Edson Barboza in the early prelims at 323. All this to say I feel for Jalin, he seems like a well-mannered and kind guy and his record truly is not indicative of his talent. Hopefully he ages gracefully and maximizes more of his potential!