Alexander Gustafsson is already an MMA star and soon Nico Musoke could join him. The Swede takes his undefeated UFC record into the Octagon Saturday night at the AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas for a high profile co-headlining bout.

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Musoke is One of Sweden’s Brightest Stars

The 28 year old is still a bit under the radar, but a win this Saturday night over The Ultimate Fighter season 17 winner Kelvin Gastelum would put him ranked above GastelumΒ who is now ranked at #11Β welterweight. Β It will be Musoke’s first fight in the USA.

Musoke has been a professional since 2007, and has put together an impressive 12 win, 2 loss, and 1 N/C record. The UFC is doing its best to find a hole in the armor of the Swede, who now puts a wrestler in front if him after a former pro boxer AlessioΒ SakaraΒ in his debutΒ and decoratedΒ BJJ player Viscardi Andrade next in his UFC career.

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Gastelum shocked many as he won TUF season 17 by beating the much hyped striker Uriah Hall. Β The American wrestler went on to beat Brian Melancon and Rick Story, pumping up his record to 9 wins and 0 losses overall.

A win on the card headlined by Cub Swanson and Jeremy Stephens, wouldΒ bring the American to 4 wins and 0 losses and the Swede to 3 wins and 0 losses in the UFC. A win by Musoke would put him into the world’s elite set for another high profile bout, and one step closer to becoming a star in the welterweight division.

You can watch the main card ofΒ β€œUFC Fight Night: Swanson vs. Stephens” on UFC’s Fight Pass early Sunday morning at 4:00 Stockholm time and get live play-by-play and updates here on mmaViking.com.