When Jordan Burroughs and David Taylor headline the January 9 card, they'll be joined by a number of incredibly credentialed athletes. The number of accolades this group has collected are staggering. Check out the stack of credentials earned by Saturday night's competitors.

2020 is finally in the books and we are ringing in 2021 with one of it not the best card in the history of wrestling! Before it all goes down deep in the heart of Texas on Saturday night, educate yourself on each match that will take place. 

The Jordan Burroughs vs David Taylor card keeps getting better. In the last few days, we've added five new matches. Here's the new and final card, in match order, for FloWrestling: Jordan Burroughs vs David Taylor.

Before you watch two incredible clashes between World champions, relive, in sequential order, the 14 moments that made each wrestler on this card #1 on the planet. Then, get hyped for Jordan Burroughs vs David Taylor, Adeline Gray vs Tamyra Mensah-Stock, and the return of J'den Cox as he takes on Hayden Zillmer.

J'den Cox hasn't competed since winning the Cerro Pelado in Cuba last February. That means we've been deprived of watching the best wrestler in the US regardless of weight. On January 9, he's coming back to take on his 2018 Final X foe Hayden Zillmer. Cox's return has been highly anticipated, and rightly so. Here are a few reasons J'den's return is so important.

It’s really happening. After a six and a half year hiatus, Jordan Burroughs and David Taylor are wrestling once again, this time at 86 kg. The two had one of the best rivalries for a brief period at 74 kg until David Taylor moved up and won a World title. Now, Jordan Burroughs is moving up to try and solidify his status as the greatest American wrestler of all time.

After two months of going back and forth on social media, it's finally happening. Jordan Burroughs and David Taylor will meet on January 9, 2021, exclusively on FloWrestling at 86kg.