This is a one-meeting rivalry so far, and it went in favor of Craig Jones. The two met once at GrappleFest 7 in 2019, a nogi matchup that Jones closed out by Reverse Triangle submission. On record that leaves the head to head at 1-0 for Jones over Adam Wardzinski.

The two come from different weight classes and different games. Wardzinski competes at Pesado and built his reputation on butterfly guard and traditional gi-based grappling, with 170 wins against 51 losses on record and a 77% win rate. Jones competes lighter at Meio Pesado and leans on nogi submission hunting, especially the inside heel hook, which accounts for 12 of his wins. His submission rate on his wins sits at 77% compared to 48% for Wardzinski.

The single meeting fits the pattern you would expect: it happened in nogi, Jones's home format, and it ended by submission rather than points. The common opponents also show two very different competitive paths, so there is not much overlap to read into beyond that one result.