Lukasz Sajewski is multi-talented lightweight Polish prospect. Physically, Lukasz still has quite a bit of maturing to do and he'll need to put on some size, but as he gets older he should fill out to an average sized lightweight. Despite his youth, Sajewski is a quick athlete who's poised beyond his years and appears to have a very promising career ahead of him.

Sajewski is a very quick and nimble on his feet where he possesses both fast hands and quick kicks. He's comfortable striking with any of his limbs and has shown a quick jab, left hook and strong leg kicks. Despite his age, Sajewski is very patient and composed and does well to not get careless or sloppy on his feet. Defensively, Sajewski is a smart fighter who displays nice head movement and uses his footwork, jab and quickness to effectively keep out of his opponents range and frustrate them, as they usually aren't quick enough to catch Lukasz in the exchange. A remarkably intelligent fighter given his age and experience, Sajewski mixes up his punches and kicks well, strings together tidy combinations and absolutely picked apart Rafal Raczynski in his very first fight with powerful inside leg kicks. He'll need to continue working on his striking although he is quite polished given his age.

Sajewski's a strong grappler with good BJJ, submissions and wrestling abilities. He has the ability to take the fight to the mat displaying nice takedowns and slams - particularly from the clinch, and a good sprawl. Sajewski possesses impressive technical ground skills, showing good guard passing abilities and nice top control. While he's still developing his guard game, Sajewski is a shifty grappler who has quick hip escapes and is very difficult to keep on his back. Sajewski isn't shy about using his fists on the ground and is able to unleash quick punches while showing nice ground and pound abilities overall. His BJJ also continues to improve and he's shown strong submission skills on the ground - particularly from the top, and the ability to quickly transition between his ground and pound and submissions.