Melvin Guillard did not take long to find a new home. | Dave Mandel/Sherdog.com
Former UFC lightweight Melvin Guillard has signed a multi-fight deal to compete for World Series of Fighting.
“I’m excited to start a new chapter in my career,” Guillard stated in a release. “I feel like a brand new fighter with a great opportunity. I’m looking to prove I’m one of, if not the best lightweight in the world.”
Guillard has gone 2-5 with one no-contest in his last eight bouts. The hard-hitting 31-year-old last competed on March 8, dropping a unanimous decision to Michael Johnson at UFC Fight Night 38. “The Young Assassin” has earned 20 of his 31 wins by form of knockout and owns notable victories over Mac Danzig, Jeremy Stephens and Evan Dunham.