🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE The boxing world was set ablaze when the fight between Zak Chelli and Callum Simpson was announced. Both fighters had been on meteoric rises, their paths destined to cross in a clash that promised fireworks. Chelli, known for his relentless pressure and knockout power, had amassed a following for his explosive style. Simpson, on the other hand, was a master technician, his fights often clinics in precision and strategy. Chelli vs. Simpson Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson Stevie McKenna vs. Joe Laws Caroline Dubois vs. Maira Moneo As the fight drew nearer, the anticipation grew. The press conferences were a spectacle, with both fighters exuding confidence and respect, yet their competitive spirits were unmistakable. Fans and pundits alike speculated on who would emerge victorious in what was being touted as the Fight of the Year. Both fighters knew that this bout would be the toughest of their careers, and their training camps reflected that. Chelli’s camp was intense, focusing on power, endurance, and the relentless pace that had become his trademark. His sparring partners were pushed to their limits, mirroring Simpson’s style to prepare Chelli for every possible scenario. Simpson’s camp was equally grueling, but with a different focus. His training revolved around sharpening his already impeccable technique, increasing his speed, and devising a strategy to counter Chelli’s aggression. Hours were spent analyzing footage of Chelli’s past fights, identifying weaknesses and opportunities to exploit. The weigh-in was a tense affair, with fans packing the venue to catch a glimpse of the fighters. Chelli, with his chiseled physique, and Simpson, lean and ready, both made weight easily. The stare-down that followed was electric, neither fighter flinching or backing down. The air was thick with anticipation as they exchanged a few words, promising a battle for the ages. The atmosphere inside the O2 Arena in London was electric. The crowd, a mix of Chelli’s and Simpson’s supporters, created a cacophony of chants and cheers. The undercard fights had been thrilling, but everyone knew the main event would be something special. As the fighters made their entrances, the energy in the arena reached a fever pitch. Chelli entered first, his face a mask of determination, the crowd roaring its approval. Simpson followed, calm and focused, his supporters making their voices heard. The tension was palpable as the fighters received their final instructions. From the opening bell, it was clear that this fight would live up to the hype. Chelli came out aggressively, throwing powerful combinations and looking to impose his will early. Simpson, however, was prepared, using his footwork and jab to keep Chelli at bay and countering with precision. The first few rounds were a chess match, with Chelli trying to break through Simpson’s defense and Simpson looking for openings to exploit. Both fighters had their moments, with Chelli landing some thudding body shots and Simpson snapping Chelli’s head back with sharp jabs and crosses. As the fight progressed into the middle rounds, the intensity only increased. Chelli continued to press forward, his punches relentless and powerful. Simpson, showing his tactical brilliance, began to find more success with his counters, landing several clean shots that slowed Chelli’s advance. In the seventh round, Simpson landed a crisp uppercut that momentarily stunned Chelli. Sensing an opportunity, he followed up with a flurry of punches, but Chelli, showing his heart and resilience, fought back with a ferocious combination that had the crowd on its feet. Entering the championship rounds, both fighters were showing signs of wear, but neither was willing to give an inch. The tenth round was pivotal, with Simpson landing a series of combinations that had Chelli on the ropes. Chelli, however, dug deep, his body shots visibly affecting Simpson and slowing his movement. The eleventh round saw Chelli mount a comeback, his power shots finding their mark and forcing Simpson to retreat. The crowd was in a frenzy, the energy in the arena almost tangible as the fighters traded blows, each looking for the decisive moment. The final round was a testament to the heart and determination of both fighters. Chelli, sensing he needed a strong finish, came out swinging, throwing everything he had left. Simpson, though battered, continued to rely on his technique and timing, landing sharp counters and refusing to be overwhelmed. As the final bell rang, the crowd erupted in applause, knowing they had witnessed something special. The fighters embraced, mutual respect evident despite the brutality of the preceding rounds. The arena fell silent as the judges’ scorecards were tallied. Both fighters stood in the center of the ring, breathing heavily, awaiting the verdict. The announcer’s voice broke the tension: a split decision. Two judges scored the fight for Chelli, while one had it for Simpson. Zak Chelli was declared the winner, his arm raised in victory. The crowd erupted, but the applause for Simpson was just as loud, a testament to the incredible performance he had put on. In the post-fight interviews, Chelli praised Simpson’s skill and toughness, acknowledging that this had been the hardest fight of his career. Simpson, gracious in defeat, congratulated Chelli and promised to come back stronger. Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson had delivered on every promise, a clash of titans that showcased the best of boxing. It was a fight that would be remembered for years to come, a testament to the skill, heart, and determination of both men. As they left the ring, both fighters knew that they had pushed each other to their limits, forging a rivalry that would be talked about for generations.

🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE The boxing world was set ablaze when the fight between Zak Chelli and Callum Simpson was announced. Both fighters had been on meteoric rises, their paths destined to cross in a clash that promised fireworks. Chelli, known for his relentless pressure and knockout power, had amassed a following for his explosive style. Simpson, on the other hand, was a master technician, his fights often clinics in precision and strategy. Chelli vs. Simpson Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson Stevie McKenna vs. Joe Laws Caroline Dubois vs. Maira Moneo As the fight drew nearer, the anticipation grew. The press conferences were a spectacle, with both fighters exuding confidence and respect, yet their competitive spirits were unmistakable. Fans and pundits alike speculated on who would emerge victorious in what was being touted as the Fight of the Year. Both fighters knew that this bout would be the toughest of their careers, and their training camps reflected that. Chelli’s camp was intense, focusing on power, endurance, and the relentless pace that had become his trademark. His sparring partners were pushed to their limits, mirroring Simpson’s style to prepare Chelli for every possible scenario. Simpson’s camp was equally grueling, but with a different focus. His training revolved around sharpening his already impeccable technique, increasing his speed, and devising a strategy to counter Chelli’s aggression. Hours were spent analyzing footage of Chelli’s past fights, identifying weaknesses and opportunities to exploit. The weigh-in was a tense affair, with fans packing the venue to catch a glimpse of the fighters. Chelli, with his chiseled physique, and Simpson, lean and ready, both made weight easily. The stare-down that followed was electric, neither fighter flinching or backing down. The air was thick with anticipation as they exchanged a few words, promising a battle for the ages. The atmosphere inside the O2 Arena in London was electric. The crowd, a mix of Chelli’s and Simpson’s supporters, created a cacophony of chants and cheers. The undercard fights had been thrilling, but everyone knew the main event would be something special. As the fighters made their entrances, the energy in the arena reached a fever pitch. Chelli entered first, his face a mask of determination, the crowd roaring its approval. Simpson followed, calm and focused, his supporters making their voices heard. The tension was palpable as the fighters received their final instructions. From the opening bell, it was clear that this fight would live up to the hype. Chelli came out aggressively, throwing powerful combinations and looking to impose his will early. Simpson, however, was prepared, using his footwork and jab to keep Chelli at bay and countering with precision. The first few rounds were a chess match, with Chelli trying to break through Simpson’s defense and Simpson looking for openings to exploit. Both fighters had their moments, with Chelli landing some thudding body shots and Simpson snapping Chelli’s head back with sharp jabs and crosses. As the fight progressed into the middle rounds, the intensity only increased. Chelli continued to press forward, his punches relentless and powerful. Simpson, showing his tactical brilliance, began to find more success with his counters, landing several clean shots that slowed Chelli’s advance. In the seventh round, Simpson landed a crisp uppercut that momentarily stunned Chelli. Sensing an opportunity, he followed up with a flurry of punches, but Chelli, showing his heart and resilience, fought back with a ferocious combination that had the crowd on its feet. Entering the championship rounds, both fighters were showing signs of wear, but neither was willing to give an inch. The tenth round was pivotal, with Simpson landing a series of combinations that had Chelli on the ropes. Chelli, however, dug deep, his body shots visibly affecting Simpson and slowing his movement. The eleventh round saw Chelli mount a comeback, his power shots finding their mark and forcing Simpson to retreat. The crowd was in a frenzy, the energy in the arena almost tangible as the fighters traded blows, each looking for the decisive moment. The final round was a testament to the heart and determination of both fighters. Chelli, sensing he needed a strong finish, came out swinging, throwing everything he had left. Simpson, though battered, continued to rely on his technique and timing, landing sharp counters and refusing to be overwhelmed. As the final bell rang, the crowd erupted in applause, knowing they had witnessed something special. The fighters embraced, mutual respect evident despite the brutality of the preceding rounds. The arena fell silent as the judges’ scorecards were tallied. Both fighters stood in the center of the ring, breathing heavily, awaiting the verdict. The announcer’s voice broke the tension: a split decision. Two judges scored the fight for Chelli, while one had it for Simpson. Zak Chelli was declared the winner, his arm raised in victory. The crowd erupted, but the applause for Simpson was just as loud, a testament to the incredible performance he had put on. In the post-fight interviews, Chelli praised Simpson’s skill and toughness, acknowledging that this had been the hardest fight of his career. Simpson, gracious in defeat, congratulated Chelli and promised to come back stronger. Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson had delivered on every promise, a clash of titans that showcased the best of boxing. It was a fight that would be remembered for years to come, a testament to the skill, heart, and determination of both men. As they left the ring, both fighters knew that they had pushed each other to their limits, forging a rivalry that would be talked about for generations.

🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE The boxing world was set ablaze when the fight between Zak Chelli and Callum Simpson was announced. Both fighters had been on meteoric rises, their paths destined to cross in a clash that promised fireworks. Chelli, known for his relentless pressure and knockout power, had amassed a following for his explosive style. Simpson, on the other hand, was a master technician, his fights often clinics in precision and strategy. Chelli vs. Simpson Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson Stevie McKenna vs. Joe Laws Caroline Dubois vs. Maira Moneo As the fight drew nearer, the anticipation grew. The press conferences were a spectacle, with both fighters exuding confidence and respect, yet their competitive spirits were unmistakable. Fans and pundits alike speculated on who would emerge victorious in what was being touted as the Fight of the Year. Both fighters knew that this bout would be the toughest of their careers, and their training camps reflected that. Chelli’s camp was intense, focusing on power, endurance, and the relentless pace that had become his trademark. His sparring partners were pushed to their limits, mirroring Simpson’s style to prepare Chelli for every possible scenario. Simpson’s camp was equally grueling, but with a different focus. His training revolved around sharpening his already impeccable technique, increasing his speed, and devising a strategy to counter Chelli’s aggression. Hours were spent analyzing footage of Chelli’s past fights, identifying weaknesses and opportunities to exploit. The weigh-in was a tense affair, with fans packing the venue to catch a glimpse of the fighters. Chelli, with his chiseled physique, and Simpson, lean and ready, both made weight easily. The stare-down that followed was electric, neither fighter flinching or backing down. The air was thick with anticipation as they exchanged a few words, promising a battle for the ages. The atmosphere inside the O2 Arena in London was electric. The crowd, a mix of Chelli’s and Simpson’s supporters, created a cacophony of chants and cheers. The undercard fights had been thrilling, but everyone knew the main event would be something special. As the fighters made their entrances, the energy in the arena reached a fever pitch. Chelli entered first, his face a mask of determination, the crowd roaring its approval. Simpson followed, calm and focused, his supporters making their voices heard. The tension was palpable as the fighters received their final instructions. From the opening bell, it was clear that this fight would live up to the hype. Chelli came out aggressively, throwing powerful combinations and looking to impose his will early. Simpson, however, was prepared, using his footwork and jab to keep Chelli at bay and countering with precision. The first few rounds were a chess match, with Chelli trying to break through Simpson’s defense and Simpson looking for openings to exploit. Both fighters had their moments, with Chelli landing some thudding body shots and Simpson snapping Chelli’s head back with sharp jabs and crosses. As the fight progressed into the middle rounds, the intensity only increased. Chelli continued to press forward, his punches relentless and powerful. Simpson, showing his tactical brilliance, began to find more success with his counters, landing several clean shots that slowed Chelli’s advance. In the seventh round, Simpson landed a crisp uppercut that momentarily stunned Chelli. Sensing an opportunity, he followed up with a flurry of punches, but Chelli, showing his heart and resilience, fought back with a ferocious combination that had the crowd on its feet. Entering the championship rounds, both fighters were showing signs of wear, but neither was willing to give an inch. The tenth round was pivotal, with Simpson landing a series of combinations that had Chelli on the ropes. Chelli, however, dug deep, his body shots visibly affecting Simpson and slowing his movement. The eleventh round saw Chelli mount a comeback, his power shots finding their mark and forcing Simpson to retreat. The crowd was in a frenzy, the energy in the arena almost tangible as the fighters traded blows, each looking for the decisive moment. The final round was a testament to the heart and determination of both fighters. Chelli, sensing he needed a strong finish, came out swinging, throwing everything he had left. Simpson, though battered, continued to rely on his technique and timing, landing sharp counters and refusing to be overwhelmed. As the final bell rang, the crowd erupted in applause, knowing they had witnessed something special. The fighters embraced, mutual respect evident despite the brutality of the preceding rounds. The arena fell silent as the judges’ scorecards were tallied. Both fighters stood in the center of the ring, breathing heavily, awaiting the verdict. The announcer’s voice broke the tension: a split decision. Two judges scored the fight for Chelli, while one had it for Simpson. Zak Chelli was declared the winner, his arm raised in victory. The crowd erupted, but the applause for Simpson was just as loud, a testament to the incredible performance he had put on. In the post-fight interviews, Chelli praised Simpson’s skill and toughness, acknowledging that this had been the hardest fight of his career. Simpson, gracious in defeat, congratulated Chelli and promised to come back stronger. Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson had delivered on every promise, a clash of titans that showcased the best of boxing. It was a fight that would be remembered for years to come, a testament to the skill, heart, and determination of both men. As they left the ring, both fighters knew that they had pushed each other to their limits, forging a rivalry that would be talked about for generations.

🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE The boxing world was set ablaze when the fight between Zak Chelli and Callum Simpson was announced. Both fighters had been on meteoric rises, their paths destined to cross in a clash that promised fireworks. Chelli, known for his relentless pressure and knockout power, had amassed a following for his explosive style. Simpson, on the other hand, was a master technician, his fights often clinics in precision and strategy. Chelli vs. Simpson Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson Stevie McKenna vs. Joe Laws Caroline Dubois vs. Maira Moneo As the fight drew nearer, the anticipation grew. The press conferences were a spectacle, with both fighters exuding confidence and respect, yet their competitive spirits were unmistakable. Fans and pundits alike speculated on who would emerge victorious in what was being touted as the Fight of the Year. Both fighters knew that this bout would be the toughest of their careers, and their training camps reflected that. Chelli’s camp was intense, focusing on power, endurance, and the relentless pace that had become his trademark. His sparring partners were pushed to their limits, mirroring Simpson’s style to prepare Chelli for every possible scenario. Simpson’s camp was equally grueling, but with a different focus. His training revolved around sharpening his already impeccable technique, increasing his speed, and devising a strategy to counter Chelli’s aggression. Hours were spent analyzing footage of Chelli’s past fights, identifying weaknesses and opportunities to exploit. The weigh-in was a tense affair, with fans packing the venue to catch a glimpse of the fighters. Chelli, with his chiseled physique, and Simpson, lean and ready, both made weight easily. The stare-down that followed was electric, neither fighter flinching or backing down. The air was thick with anticipation as they exchanged a few words, promising a battle for the ages. The atmosphere inside the O2 Arena in London was electric. The crowd, a mix of Chelli’s and Simpson’s supporters, created a cacophony of chants and cheers. The undercard fights had been thrilling, but everyone knew the main event would be something special. As the fighters made their entrances, the energy in the arena reached a fever pitch. Chelli entered first, his face a mask of determination, the crowd roaring its approval. Simpson followed, calm and focused, his supporters making their voices heard. The tension was palpable as the fighters received their final instructions. From the opening bell, it was clear that this fight would live up to the hype. Chelli came out aggressively, throwing powerful combinations and looking to impose his will early. Simpson, however, was prepared, using his footwork and jab to keep Chelli at bay and countering with precision. The first few rounds were a chess match, with Chelli trying to break through Simpson’s defense and Simpson looking for openings to exploit. Both fighters had their moments, with Chelli landing some thudding body shots and Simpson snapping Chelli’s head back with sharp jabs and crosses. As the fight progressed into the middle rounds, the intensity only increased. Chelli continued to press forward, his punches relentless and powerful. Simpson, showing his tactical brilliance, began to find more success with his counters, landing several clean shots that slowed Chelli’s advance. In the seventh round, Simpson landed a crisp uppercut that momentarily stunned Chelli. Sensing an opportunity, he followed up with a flurry of punches, but Chelli, showing his heart and resilience, fought back with a ferocious combination that had the crowd on its feet. Entering the championship rounds, both fighters were showing signs of wear, but neither was willing to give an inch. The tenth round was pivotal, with Simpson landing a series of combinations that had Chelli on the ropes. Chelli, however, dug deep, his body shots visibly affecting Simpson and slowing his movement. The eleventh round saw Chelli mount a comeback, his power shots finding their mark and forcing Simpson to retreat. The crowd was in a frenzy, the energy in the arena almost tangible as the fighters traded blows, each looking for the decisive moment. The final round was a testament to the heart and determination of both fighters. Chelli, sensing he needed a strong finish, came out swinging, throwing everything he had left. Simpson, though battered, continued to rely on his technique and timing, landing sharp counters and refusing to be overwhelmed. As the final bell rang, the crowd erupted in applause, knowing they had witnessed something special. The fighters embraced, mutual respect evident despite the brutality of the preceding rounds. The arena fell silent as the judges’ scorecards were tallied. Both fighters stood in the center of the ring, breathing heavily, awaiting the verdict. The announcer’s voice broke the tension: a split decision. Two judges scored the fight for Chelli, while one had it for Simpson. Zak Chelli was declared the winner, his arm raised in victory. The crowd erupted, but the applause for Simpson was just as loud, a testament to the incredible performance he had put on. In the post-fight interviews, Chelli praised Simpson’s skill and toughness, acknowledging that this had been the hardest fight of his career. Simpson, gracious in defeat, congratulated Chelli and promised to come back stronger. Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson had delivered on every promise, a clash of titans that showcased the best of boxing. It was a fight that would be remembered for years to come, a testament to the skill, heart, and determination of both men. As they left the ring, both fighters knew that they had pushed each other to their limits, forging a rivalry that would be talked about for generations.

🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE The boxing world was set ablaze when the fight between Zak Chelli and Callum Simpson was announced. Both fighters had been on meteoric rises, their paths destined to cross in a clash that promised fireworks. Chelli, known for his relentless pressure and knockout power, had amassed a following for his explosive style. Simpson, on the other hand, was a master technician, his fights often clinics in precision and strategy. Chelli vs. Simpson Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson Stevie McKenna vs. Joe Laws Caroline Dubois vs. Maira Moneo As the fight drew nearer, the anticipation grew. The press conferences were a spectacle, with both fighters exuding confidence and respect, yet their competitive spirits were unmistakable. Fans and pundits alike speculated on who would emerge victorious in what was being touted as the Fight of the Year. Both fighters knew that this bout would be the toughest of their careers, and their training camps reflected that. Chelli’s camp was intense, focusing on power, endurance, and the relentless pace that had become his trademark. His sparring partners were pushed to their limits, mirroring Simpson’s style to prepare Chelli for every possible scenario. Simpson’s camp was equally grueling, but with a different focus. His training revolved around sharpening his already impeccable technique, increasing his speed, and devising a strategy to counter Chelli’s aggression. Hours were spent analyzing footage of Chelli’s past fights, identifying weaknesses and opportunities to exploit. The weigh-in was a tense affair, with fans packing the venue to catch a glimpse of the fighters. Chelli, with his chiseled physique, and Simpson, lean and ready, both made weight easily. The stare-down that followed was electric, neither fighter flinching or backing down. The air was thick with anticipation as they exchanged a few words, promising a battle for the ages. The atmosphere inside the O2 Arena in London was electric. The crowd, a mix of Chelli’s and Simpson’s supporters, created a cacophony of chants and cheers. The undercard fights had been thrilling, but everyone knew the main event would be something special. As the fighters made their entrances, the energy in the arena reached a fever pitch. Chelli entered first, his face a mask of determination, the crowd roaring its approval. Simpson followed, calm and focused, his supporters making their voices heard. The tension was palpable as the fighters received their final instructions. From the opening bell, it was clear that this fight would live up to the hype. Chelli came out aggressively, throwing powerful combinations and looking to impose his will early. Simpson, however, was prepared, using his footwork and jab to keep Chelli at bay and countering with precision. The first few rounds were a chess match, with Chelli trying to break through Simpson’s defense and Simpson looking for openings to exploit. Both fighters had their moments, with Chelli landing some thudding body shots and Simpson snapping Chelli’s head back with sharp jabs and crosses. As the fight progressed into the middle rounds, the intensity only increased. Chelli continued to press forward, his punches relentless and powerful. Simpson, showing his tactical brilliance, began to find more success with his counters, landing several clean shots that slowed Chelli’s advance. In the seventh round, Simpson landed a crisp uppercut that momentarily stunned Chelli. Sensing an opportunity, he followed up with a flurry of punches, but Chelli, showing his heart and resilience, fought back with a ferocious combination that had the crowd on its feet. Entering the championship rounds, both fighters were showing signs of wear, but neither was willing to give an inch. The tenth round was pivotal, with Simpson landing a series of combinations that had Chelli on the ropes. Chelli, however, dug deep, his body shots visibly affecting Simpson and slowing his movement. The eleventh round saw Chelli mount a comeback, his power shots finding their mark and forcing Simpson to retreat. The crowd was in a frenzy, the energy in the arena almost tangible as the fighters traded blows, each looking for the decisive moment. The final round was a testament to the heart and determination of both fighters. Chelli, sensing he needed a strong finish, came out swinging, throwing everything he had left. Simpson, though battered, continued to rely on his technique and timing, landing sharp counters and refusing to be overwhelmed. As the final bell rang, the crowd erupted in applause, knowing they had witnessed something special. The fighters embraced, mutual respect evident despite the brutality of the preceding rounds. The arena fell silent as the judges’ scorecards were tallied. Both fighters stood in the center of the ring, breathing heavily, awaiting the verdict. The announcer’s voice broke the tension: a split decision. Two judges scored the fight for Chelli, while one had it for Simpson. Zak Chelli was declared the winner, his arm raised in victory. The crowd erupted, but the applause for Simpson was just as loud, a testament to the incredible performance he had put on. In the post-fight interviews, Chelli praised Simpson’s skill and toughness, acknowledging that this had been the hardest fight of his career. Simpson, gracious in defeat, congratulated Chelli and promised to come back stronger. Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson had delivered on every promise, a clash of titans that showcased the best of boxing. It was a fight that would be remembered for years to come, a testament to the skill, heart, and determination of both men. As they left the ring, both fighters knew that they had pushed each other to their limits, forging a rivalry that would be talked about for generations.

🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE The boxing world was set ablaze when the fight between Zak Chelli and Callum Simpson was announced. Both fighters had been on meteoric rises, their paths destined to cross in a clash that promised fireworks. Chelli, known for his relentless pressure and knockout power, had amassed a following for his explosive style. Simpson, on the other hand, was a master technician, his fights often clinics in precision and strategy. Chelli vs. Simpson Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson Stevie McKenna vs. Joe Laws Caroline Dubois vs. Maira Moneo As the fight drew nearer, the anticipation grew. The press conferences were a spectacle, with both fighters exuding confidence and respect, yet their competitive spirits were unmistakable. Fans and pundits alike speculated on who would emerge victorious in what was being touted as the Fight of the Year. Both fighters knew that this bout would be the toughest of their careers, and their training camps reflected that. Chelli’s camp was intense, focusing on power, endurance, and the relentless pace that had become his trademark. His sparring partners were pushed to their limits, mirroring Simpson’s style to prepare Chelli for every possible scenario. Simpson’s camp was equally grueling, but with a different focus. His training revolved around sharpening his already impeccable technique, increasing his speed, and devising a strategy to counter Chelli’s aggression. Hours were spent analyzing footage of Chelli’s past fights, identifying weaknesses and opportunities to exploit. The weigh-in was a tense affair, with fans packing the venue to catch a glimpse of the fighters. Chelli, with his chiseled physique, and Simpson, lean and ready, both made weight easily. The stare-down that followed was electric, neither fighter flinching or backing down. The air was thick with anticipation as they exchanged a few words, promising a battle for the ages. The atmosphere inside the O2 Arena in London was electric. The crowd, a mix of Chelli’s and Simpson’s supporters, created a cacophony of chants and cheers. The undercard fights had been thrilling, but everyone knew the main event would be something special. As the fighters made their entrances, the energy in the arena reached a fever pitch. Chelli entered first, his face a mask of determination, the crowd roaring its approval. Simpson followed, calm and focused, his supporters making their voices heard. The tension was palpable as the fighters received their final instructions. From the opening bell, it was clear that this fight would live up to the hype. Chelli came out aggressively, throwing powerful combinations and looking to impose his will early. Simpson, however, was prepared, using his footwork and jab to keep Chelli at bay and countering with precision. The first few rounds were a chess match, with Chelli trying to break through Simpson’s defense and Simpson looking for openings to exploit. Both fighters had their moments, with Chelli landing some thudding body shots and Simpson snapping Chelli’s head back with sharp jabs and crosses. As the fight progressed into the middle rounds, the intensity only increased. Chelli continued to press forward, his punches relentless and powerful. Simpson, showing his tactical brilliance, began to find more success with his counters, landing several clean shots that slowed Chelli’s advance. In the seventh round, Simpson landed a crisp uppercut that momentarily stunned Chelli. Sensing an opportunity, he followed up with a flurry of punches, but Chelli, showing his heart and resilience, fought back with a ferocious combination that had the crowd on its feet. Entering the championship rounds, both fighters were showing signs of wear, but neither was willing to give an inch. The tenth round was pivotal, with Simpson landing a series of combinations that had Chelli on the ropes. Chelli, however, dug deep, his body shots visibly affecting Simpson and slowing his movement. The eleventh round saw Chelli mount a comeback, his power shots finding their mark and forcing Simpson to retreat. The crowd was in a frenzy, the energy in the arena almost tangible as the fighters traded blows, each looking for the decisive moment. The final round was a testament to the heart and determination of both fighters. Chelli, sensing he needed a strong finish, came out swinging, throwing everything he had left. Simpson, though battered, continued to rely on his technique and timing, landing sharp counters and refusing to be overwhelmed. As the final bell rang, the crowd erupted in applause, knowing they had witnessed something special. The fighters embraced, mutual respect evident despite the brutality of the preceding rounds. The arena fell silent as the judges’ scorecards were tallied. Both fighters stood in the center of the ring, breathing heavily, awaiting the verdict. The announcer’s voice broke the tension: a split decision. Two judges scored the fight for Chelli, while one had it for Simpson. Zak Chelli was declared the winner, his arm raised in victory. The crowd erupted, but the applause for Simpson was just as loud, a testament to the incredible performance he had put on. In the post-fight interviews, Chelli praised Simpson’s skill and toughness, acknowledging that this had been the hardest fight of his career. Simpson, gracious in defeat, congratulated Chelli and promised to come back stronger. Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson had delivered on every promise, a clash of titans that showcased the best of boxing. It was a fight that would be remembered for years to come, a testament to the skill, heart, and determination of both men. As they left the ring, both fighters knew that they had pushed each other to their limits, forging a rivalry that would be talked about for generations.

🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE The boxing world was set ablaze when the fight between Zak Chelli and Callum Simpson was announced. Both fighters had been on meteoric rises, their paths destined to cross in a clash that promised fireworks. Chelli, known for his relentless pressure and knockout power, had amassed a following for his explosive style. Simpson, on the other hand, was a master technician, his fights often clinics in precision and strategy. Chelli vs. Simpson Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson Stevie McKenna vs. Joe Laws Caroline Dubois vs. Maira Moneo As the fight drew nearer, the anticipation grew. The press conferences were a spectacle, with both fighters exuding confidence and respect, yet their competitive spirits were unmistakable. Fans and pundits alike speculated on who would emerge victorious in what was being touted as the Fight of the Year. Both fighters knew that this bout would be the toughest of their careers, and their training camps reflected that. Chelli’s camp was intense, focusing on power, endurance, and the relentless pace that had become his trademark. His sparring partners were pushed to their limits, mirroring Simpson’s style to prepare Chelli for every possible scenario. Simpson’s camp was equally grueling, but with a different focus. His training revolved around sharpening his already impeccable technique, increasing his speed, and devising a strategy to counter Chelli’s aggression. Hours were spent analyzing footage of Chelli’s past fights, identifying weaknesses and opportunities to exploit. The weigh-in was a tense affair, with fans packing the venue to catch a glimpse of the fighters. Chelli, with his chiseled physique, and Simpson, lean and ready, both made weight easily. The stare-down that followed was electric, neither fighter flinching or backing down. The air was thick with anticipation as they exchanged a few words, promising a battle for the ages. The atmosphere inside the O2 Arena in London was electric. The crowd, a mix of Chelli’s and Simpson’s supporters, created a cacophony of chants and cheers. The undercard fights had been thrilling, but everyone knew the main event would be something special. As the fighters made their entrances, the energy in the arena reached a fever pitch. Chelli entered first, his face a mask of determination, the crowd roaring its approval. Simpson followed, calm and focused, his supporters making their voices heard. The tension was palpable as the fighters received their final instructions. From the opening bell, it was clear that this fight would live up to the hype. Chelli came out aggressively, throwing powerful combinations and looking to impose his will early. Simpson, however, was prepared, using his footwork and jab to keep Chelli at bay and countering with precision. The first few rounds were a chess match, with Chelli trying to break through Simpson’s defense and Simpson looking for openings to exploit. Both fighters had their moments, with Chelli landing some thudding body shots and Simpson snapping Chelli’s head back with sharp jabs and crosses. As the fight progressed into the middle rounds, the intensity only increased. Chelli continued to press forward, his punches relentless and powerful. Simpson, showing his tactical brilliance, began to find more success with his counters, landing several clean shots that slowed Chelli’s advance. In the seventh round, Simpson landed a crisp uppercut that momentarily stunned Chelli. Sensing an opportunity, he followed up with a flurry of punches, but Chelli, showing his heart and resilience, fought back with a ferocious combination that had the crowd on its feet. Entering the championship rounds, both fighters were showing signs of wear, but neither was willing to give an inch. The tenth round was pivotal, with Simpson landing a series of combinations that had Chelli on the ropes. Chelli, however, dug deep, his body shots visibly affecting Simpson and slowing his movement. The eleventh round saw Chelli mount a comeback, his power shots finding their mark and forcing Simpson to retreat. The crowd was in a frenzy, the energy in the arena almost tangible as the fighters traded blows, each looking for the decisive moment. The final round was a testament to the heart and determination of both fighters. Chelli, sensing he needed a strong finish, came out swinging, throwing everything he had left. Simpson, though battered, continued to rely on his technique and timing, landing sharp counters and refusing to be overwhelmed. As the final bell rang, the crowd erupted in applause, knowing they had witnessed something special. The fighters embraced, mutual respect evident despite the brutality of the preceding rounds. The arena fell silent as the judges’ scorecards were tallied. Both fighters stood in the center of the ring, breathing heavily, awaiting the verdict. The announcer’s voice broke the tension: a split decision. Two judges scored the fight for Chelli, while one had it for Simpson. Zak Chelli was declared the winner, his arm raised in victory. The crowd erupted, but the applause for Simpson was just as loud, a testament to the incredible performance he had put on. In the post-fight interviews, Chelli praised Simpson’s skill and toughness, acknowledging that this had been the hardest fight of his career. Simpson, gracious in defeat, congratulated Chelli and promised to come back stronger. Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson had delivered on every promise, a clash of titans that showcased the best of boxing. It was a fight that would be remembered for years to come, a testament to the skill, heart, and determination of both men. As they left the ring, both fighters knew that they had pushed each other to their limits, forging a rivalry that would be talked about for generations.

🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE The boxing world was set ablaze when the fight between Zak Chelli and Callum Simpson was announced. Both fighters had been on meteoric rises, their paths destined to cross in a clash that promised fireworks. Chelli, known for his relentless pressure and knockout power, had amassed a following for his explosive style. Simpson, on the other hand, was a master technician, his fights often clinics in precision and strategy. Chelli vs. Simpson Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson Stevie McKenna vs. Joe Laws Caroline Dubois vs. Maira Moneo As the fight drew nearer, the anticipation grew. The press conferences were a spectacle, with both fighters exuding confidence and respect, yet their competitive spirits were unmistakable. Fans and pundits alike speculated on who would emerge victorious in what was being touted as the Fight of the Year. Both fighters knew that this bout would be the toughest of their careers, and their training camps reflected that. Chelli’s camp was intense, focusing on power, endurance, and the relentless pace that had become his trademark. His sparring partners were pushed to their limits, mirroring Simpson’s style to prepare Chelli for every possible scenario. Simpson’s camp was equally grueling, but with a different focus. His training revolved around sharpening his already impeccable technique, increasing his speed, and devising a strategy to counter Chelli’s aggression. Hours were spent analyzing footage of Chelli’s past fights, identifying weaknesses and opportunities to exploit. The weigh-in was a tense affair, with fans packing the venue to catch a glimpse of the fighters. Chelli, with his chiseled physique, and Simpson, lean and ready, both made weight easily. The stare-down that followed was electric, neither fighter flinching or backing down. The air was thick with anticipation as they exchanged a few words, promising a battle for the ages. The atmosphere inside the O2 Arena in London was electric. The crowd, a mix of Chelli’s and Simpson’s supporters, created a cacophony of chants and cheers. The undercard fights had been thrilling, but everyone knew the main event would be something special. As the fighters made their entrances, the energy in the arena reached a fever pitch. Chelli entered first, his face a mask of determination, the crowd roaring its approval. Simpson followed, calm and focused, his supporters making their voices heard. The tension was palpable as the fighters received their final instructions. From the opening bell, it was clear that this fight would live up to the hype. Chelli came out aggressively, throwing powerful combinations and looking to impose his will early. Simpson, however, was prepared, using his footwork and jab to keep Chelli at bay and countering with precision. The first few rounds were a chess match, with Chelli trying to break through Simpson’s defense and Simpson looking for openings to exploit. Both fighters had their moments, with Chelli landing some thudding body shots and Simpson snapping Chelli’s head back with sharp jabs and crosses. As the fight progressed into the middle rounds, the intensity only increased. Chelli continued to press forward, his punches relentless and powerful. Simpson, showing his tactical brilliance, began to find more success with his counters, landing several clean shots that slowed Chelli’s advance. In the seventh round, Simpson landed a crisp uppercut that momentarily stunned Chelli. Sensing an opportunity, he followed up with a flurry of punches, but Chelli, showing his heart and resilience, fought back with a ferocious combination that had the crowd on its feet. Entering the championship rounds, both fighters were showing signs of wear, but neither was willing to give an inch. The tenth round was pivotal, with Simpson landing a series of combinations that had Chelli on the ropes. Chelli, however, dug deep, his body shots visibly affecting Simpson and slowing his movement. The eleventh round saw Chelli mount a comeback, his power shots finding their mark and forcing Simpson to retreat. The crowd was in a frenzy, the energy in the arena almost tangible as the fighters traded blows, each looking for the decisive moment. The final round was a testament to the heart and determination of both fighters. Chelli, sensing he needed a strong finish, came out swinging, throwing everything he had left. Simpson, though battered, continued to rely on his technique and timing, landing sharp counters and refusing to be overwhelmed. As the final bell rang, the crowd erupted in applause, knowing they had witnessed something special. The fighters embraced, mutual respect evident despite the brutality of the preceding rounds. The arena fell silent as the judges’ scorecards were tallied. Both fighters stood in the center of the ring, breathing heavily, awaiting the verdict. The announcer’s voice broke the tension: a split decision. Two judges scored the fight for Chelli, while one had it for Simpson. Zak Chelli was declared the winner, his arm raised in victory. The crowd erupted, but the applause for Simpson was just as loud, a testament to the incredible performance he had put on. In the post-fight interviews, Chelli praised Simpson’s skill and toughness, acknowledging that this had been the hardest fight of his career. Simpson, gracious in defeat, congratulated Chelli and promised to come back stronger. Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson had delivered on every promise, a clash of titans that showcased the best of boxing. It was a fight that would be remembered for years to come, a testament to the skill, heart, and determination of both men. As they left the ring, both fighters knew that they had pushed each other to their limits, forging a rivalry that would be talked about for generations.

🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE The boxing world was set ablaze when the fight between Zak Chelli and Callum Simpson was announced. Both fighters had been on meteoric rises, their paths destined to cross in a clash that promised fireworks. Chelli, known for his relentless pressure and knockout power, had amassed a following for his explosive style. Simpson, on the other hand, was a master technician, his fights often clinics in precision and strategy. Chelli vs. Simpson Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson Stevie McKenna vs. Joe Laws Caroline Dubois vs. Maira Moneo As the fight drew nearer, the anticipation grew. The press conferences were a spectacle, with both fighters exuding confidence and respect, yet their competitive spirits were unmistakable. Fans and pundits alike speculated on who would emerge victorious in what was being touted as the Fight of the Year. Both fighters knew that this bout would be the toughest of their careers, and their training camps reflected that. Chelli’s camp was intense, focusing on power, endurance, and the relentless pace that had become his trademark. His sparring partners were pushed to their limits, mirroring Simpson’s style to prepare Chelli for every possible scenario. Simpson’s camp was equally grueling, but with a different focus. His training revolved around sharpening his already impeccable technique, increasing his speed, and devising a strategy to counter Chelli’s aggression. Hours were spent analyzing footage of Chelli’s past fights, identifying weaknesses and opportunities to exploit. The weigh-in was a tense affair, with fans packing the venue to catch a glimpse of the fighters. Chelli, with his chiseled physique, and Simpson, lean and ready, both made weight easily. The stare-down that followed was electric, neither fighter flinching or backing down. The air was thick with anticipation as they exchanged a few words, promising a battle for the ages. The atmosphere inside the O2 Arena in London was electric. The crowd, a mix of Chelli’s and Simpson’s supporters, created a cacophony of chants and cheers. The undercard fights had been thrilling, but everyone knew the main event would be something special. As the fighters made their entrances, the energy in the arena reached a fever pitch. Chelli entered first, his face a mask of determination, the crowd roaring its approval. Simpson followed, calm and focused, his supporters making their voices heard. The tension was palpable as the fighters received their final instructions. From the opening bell, it was clear that this fight would live up to the hype. Chelli came out aggressively, throwing powerful combinations and looking to impose his will early. Simpson, however, was prepared, using his footwork and jab to keep Chelli at bay and countering with precision. The first few rounds were a chess match, with Chelli trying to break through Simpson’s defense and Simpson looking for openings to exploit. Both fighters had their moments, with Chelli landing some thudding body shots and Simpson snapping Chelli’s head back with sharp jabs and crosses. As the fight progressed into the middle rounds, the intensity only increased. Chelli continued to press forward, his punches relentless and powerful. Simpson, showing his tactical brilliance, began to find more success with his counters, landing several clean shots that slowed Chelli’s advance. In the seventh round, Simpson landed a crisp uppercut that momentarily stunned Chelli. Sensing an opportunity, he followed up with a flurry of punches, but Chelli, showing his heart and resilience, fought back with a ferocious combination that had the crowd on its feet. Entering the championship rounds, both fighters were showing signs of wear, but neither was willing to give an inch. The tenth round was pivotal, with Simpson landing a series of combinations that had Chelli on the ropes. Chelli, however, dug deep, his body shots visibly affecting Simpson and slowing his movement. The eleventh round saw Chelli mount a comeback, his power shots finding their mark and forcing Simpson to retreat. The crowd was in a frenzy, the energy in the arena almost tangible as the fighters traded blows, each looking for the decisive moment. The final round was a testament to the heart and determination of both fighters. Chelli, sensing he needed a strong finish, came out swinging, throwing everything he had left. Simpson, though battered, continued to rely on his technique and timing, landing sharp counters and refusing to be overwhelmed. As the final bell rang, the crowd erupted in applause, knowing they had witnessed something special. The fighters embraced, mutual respect evident despite the brutality of the preceding rounds. The arena fell silent as the judges’ scorecards were tallied. Both fighters stood in the center of the ring, breathing heavily, awaiting the verdict. The announcer’s voice broke the tension: a split decision. Two judges scored the fight for Chelli, while one had it for Simpson. Zak Chelli was declared the winner, his arm raised in victory. The crowd erupted, but the applause for Simpson was just as loud, a testament to the incredible performance he had put on. In the post-fight interviews, Chelli praised Simpson’s skill and toughness, acknowledging that this had been the hardest fight of his career. Simpson, gracious in defeat, congratulated Chelli and promised to come back stronger. Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson had delivered on every promise, a clash of titans that showcased the best of boxing. It was a fight that would be remembered for years to come, a testament to the skill, heart, and determination of both men. As they left the ring, both fighters knew that they had pushed each other to their limits, forging a rivalry that would be talked about for generations.

🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE The boxing world was set ablaze when the fight between Zak Chelli and Callum Simpson was announced. Both fighters had been on meteoric rises, their paths destined to cross in a clash that promised fireworks. Chelli, known for his relentless pressure and knockout power, had amassed a following for his explosive style. Simpson, on the other hand, was a master technician, his fights often clinics in precision and strategy. Chelli vs. Simpson Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson Stevie McKenna vs. Joe Laws Caroline Dubois vs. Maira Moneo As the fight drew nearer, the anticipation grew. The press conferences were a spectacle, with both fighters exuding confidence and respect, yet their competitive spirits were unmistakable. Fans and pundits alike speculated on who would emerge victorious in what was being touted as the Fight of the Year. Both fighters knew that this bout would be the toughest of their careers, and their training camps reflected that. Chelli’s camp was intense, focusing on power, endurance, and the relentless pace that had become his trademark. His sparring partners were pushed to their limits, mirroring Simpson’s style to prepare Chelli for every possible scenario. Simpson’s camp was equally grueling, but with a different focus. His training revolved around sharpening his already impeccable technique, increasing his speed, and devising a strategy to counter Chelli’s aggression. Hours were spent analyzing footage of Chelli’s past fights, identifying weaknesses and opportunities to exploit. The weigh-in was a tense affair, with fans packing the venue to catch a glimpse of the fighters. Chelli, with his chiseled physique, and Simpson, lean and ready, both made weight easily. The stare-down that followed was electric, neither fighter flinching or backing down. The air was thick with anticipation as they exchanged a few words, promising a battle for the ages. The atmosphere inside the O2 Arena in London was electric. The crowd, a mix of Chelli’s and Simpson’s supporters, created a cacophony of chants and cheers. The undercard fights had been thrilling, but everyone knew the main event would be something special. As the fighters made their entrances, the energy in the arena reached a fever pitch. Chelli entered first, his face a mask of determination, the crowd roaring its approval. Simpson followed, calm and focused, his supporters making their voices heard. The tension was palpable as the fighters received their final instructions. From the opening bell, it was clear that this fight would live up to the hype. Chelli came out aggressively, throwing powerful combinations and looking to impose his will early. Simpson, however, was prepared, using his footwork and jab to keep Chelli at bay and countering with precision. The first few rounds were a chess match, with Chelli trying to break through Simpson’s defense and Simpson looking for openings to exploit. Both fighters had their moments, with Chelli landing some thudding body shots and Simpson snapping Chelli’s head back with sharp jabs and crosses. As the fight progressed into the middle rounds, the intensity only increased. Chelli continued to press forward, his punches relentless and powerful. Simpson, showing his tactical brilliance, began to find more success with his counters, landing several clean shots that slowed Chelli’s advance. In the seventh round, Simpson landed a crisp uppercut that momentarily stunned Chelli. Sensing an opportunity, he followed up with a flurry of punches, but Chelli, showing his heart and resilience, fought back with a ferocious combination that had the crowd on its feet. Entering the championship rounds, both fighters were showing signs of wear, but neither was willing to give an inch. The tenth round was pivotal, with Simpson landing a series of combinations that had Chelli on the ropes. Chelli, however, dug deep, his body shots visibly affecting Simpson and slowing his movement. The eleventh round saw Chelli mount a comeback, his power shots finding their mark and forcing Simpson to retreat. The crowd was in a frenzy, the energy in the arena almost tangible as the fighters traded blows, each looking for the decisive moment. The final round was a testament to the heart and determination of both fighters. Chelli, sensing he needed a strong finish, came out swinging, throwing everything he had left. Simpson, though battered, continued to rely on his technique and timing, landing sharp counters and refusing to be overwhelmed. As the final bell rang, the crowd erupted in applause, knowing they had witnessed something special. The fighters embraced, mutual respect evident despite the brutality of the preceding rounds. The arena fell silent as the judges’ scorecards were tallied. Both fighters stood in the center of the ring, breathing heavily, awaiting the verdict. The announcer’s voice broke the tension: a split decision. Two judges scored the fight for Chelli, while one had it for Simpson. Zak Chelli was declared the winner, his arm raised in victory. The crowd erupted, but the applause for Simpson was just as loud, a testament to the incredible performance he had put on. In the post-fight interviews, Chelli praised Simpson’s skill and toughness, acknowledging that this had been the hardest fight of his career. Simpson, gracious in defeat, congratulated Chelli and promised to come back stronger. Zak Chelli vs. Callum Simpson had delivered on every promise, a clash of titans that showcased the best of boxing. It was a fight that would be remembered for years to come, a testament to the skill, heart, and determination of both men. As they left the ring, both fighters knew that they had pushed each other to their limits, forging a rivalry that would be talked about for generations.

How to Watch UFC 304 Fight Live Online 🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE When is UFC 304? Start times, fight card, how to watch and latest odds for Manchester event tonight Leon Edwards, Tom Aspinall, Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann all feature as UFC returns to UK shores this weekend Manchester tonight hosts UFC 304 in another huge card for a British audience. A star-studded bill is headlined by Birmingham’s Leon Edwards, who makes the third defence of his UFC welterweight title against the no2-ranked Belal Muhammad in the main event. ‘Rocky’ followed Michael Bisping as only the second-ever British UFC champion after a stunning knockout of Kamaru Usman at UFC 278 in the summer of 2022, later defeating ‘The Nigerian Nightmare’ again on home soil in London at UFC 286 last March before outpointing Colby Covington on his last appearance at UFC 296 in Las Vegas in December. Now Edwards - riding a 13-fight unbeaten streak dating back to after his first meeting with Usman in 2015 and currently ranked at No4 on the UFC’s pound-for-pound list, behind only Islam Makhachev, Alex Pereira and Jon Jones - faces a rematch with Muhammad, whom he previously faced on his long-awaited return to the octagon in March 2021, with that bout ending in a no contest after the American was left bloodied by an accidental eye poke. Muhammad has racked up five consecutive wins since that disappointing end to his UFC main event debut, outpointing all of Demian Maia, Stephen ‘Wonderboy’ Thompson, Vicente Luque and Gilbert Burns, as well as knocking out Sean Brady. There is plenty of other British interest on Saturday night’s card, with interim heavyweight title-holder Tom Aspinall facing Curtis Blaydes in another high-profile rematch. A horror knee injury suffered just 15 seconds into their first bout in London two summers ago saw the Salford star ruled out for a year, but he returned to stop Marcin Tybura before picking up the interim belt with a superb first-round knockout of Sergei Pavlovich at UFC 295 in New York in November. HOMEGROWN STARS: PADDY PIMBLETT, LEON EDWARDS AND TOM ASPINALL ARE ALL FIGHTING AT UFC 304 IN MANCHESTER GETTY IMAGES Such a golden opportunity only came after an injury to Jon Jones forced the heavyweight champion to withdraw from his scheduled defence against Stipe Miocic. Jones and Miocic are expected to finally meet in November, with, according to UFC president Dana White, the winner of that fight taking on the winner of Aspinall vs Blaydes, the latter of whom lost to Pavlovich before knocking out Jailton Almeida at UFC 299 in March. Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett is also on this weekend’s main card, taking part in his sixth UFC fight against Bobby ‘King’ Green, looking to build on his career-best win over the legendary Tony Ferguson at UFC 296 that came after his highly-contentious win over Jared Gordon. Pimblett’s fellow Liverpool star ‘Meatball’ Molly McCann is in action against Bruna Brasil, having bounced back from consecutive defeats by Erin Blanchfield and Julija Stoliarenko to swiftly submit Diana Belbita on her strawweight debut back in February. Christian Leroy Duncan, Arnold Allen, Nathaniel Wood, Jake Hadley, Modestas Bukauskas, Oban Elliott, Muhammad Mokaev, Sam Patterson and Mick Parkin are among the other British stars on the card hoping to impress on home soil. When is UFC 304? UFC 304 takes place on Saturday July 27, 2024. Where is UFC 304? The event takes place at the new Co-op Live arena in Manchester, England. What time is UFC 304? Despite being held in the UK, the event will be at a similar time to cards in the US, much to the annoyance of fight fans on these shores, with the early prelim fights not due to start until 11pm BST. The prelims will not commence until 1am BST in the early hours of Sunday morning, with the main card getting underway at 3am. The main event is not expected to begin until approximately 4:30am. UFC 304 fight card Main card Leon Edwards vs Belal Muhammad Tom Aspinall vs Curtis Blaydes Bobby Green vs Paddy Pimblett Christian Leroy Duncan vs Gregory Rodrigues Arnold Allen vs Giga Chikadze Prelim card Nathaniel Wood vs Daniel Pineda Molly McCann vs Bruna Brasil Jake Hadley vs Caolan Loughran Modestas Bukauskas vs Marcin Prachnio Early prelim card Oban Elliott vs Preston Parsons Muhammad Mokaev vs Manel Kape Sam Patterson vs Kiefer Crosbie Mick Parkin vs Lukasz Brzeski Shauna Bannon vs Alice Ardelean COMEBACK: ‘MEATBALL’ MOLLY MCCANN WILL HOPE TO MAKE IT BACK-TO-BACK EMPHATIC WINS AT STRAWWEIGHT GETTY IMAGES How to watch UFC 304 TV channel: In the UK, UFC 304 is being shown live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage beginning with the prelims at 1am BST on Sunday morning. The early prelims are available with a UFC Fight Pass subscription, while in the US the prelims are on ESPN2 and ESPN+ with the main card on ESPN+. Live stream: Those with a subscription can also catch the action live online via the Discovery+ app and website. UFC 304 odds Leon Edwards to win: 4/9 Belal Muhammad to win: 7/4 Tom Aspinall to win: 1/4 Curtis Blaydes to win: 11/4 Paddy Pimblett to win: 1/1 Bobby Green to win: 4/5 Odds via Betfair (subject to change)

How to Watch UFC 304 Fight Live Online 🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE When is UFC 304? Start times, fight card, how to watch and latest odds for Manchester event tonight Leon Edwards, Tom Aspinall, Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann all feature as UFC returns to UK shores this weekend Manchester tonight hosts UFC 304 in another huge card for a British audience. A star-studded bill is headlined by Birmingham’s Leon Edwards, who makes the third defence of his UFC welterweight title against the no2-ranked Belal Muhammad in the main event. ‘Rocky’ followed Michael Bisping as only the second-ever British UFC champion after a stunning knockout of Kamaru Usman at UFC 278 in the summer of 2022, later defeating ‘The Nigerian Nightmare’ again on home soil in London at UFC 286 last March before outpointing Colby Covington on his last appearance at UFC 296 in Las Vegas in December. Now Edwards - riding a 13-fight unbeaten streak dating back to after his first meeting with Usman in 2015 and currently ranked at No4 on the UFC’s pound-for-pound list, behind only Islam Makhachev, Alex Pereira and Jon Jones - faces a rematch with Muhammad, whom he previously faced on his long-awaited return to the octagon in March 2021, with that bout ending in a no contest after the American was left bloodied by an accidental eye poke. Muhammad has racked up five consecutive wins since that disappointing end to his UFC main event debut, outpointing all of Demian Maia, Stephen ‘Wonderboy’ Thompson, Vicente Luque and Gilbert Burns, as well as knocking out Sean Brady. There is plenty of other British interest on Saturday night’s card, with interim heavyweight title-holder Tom Aspinall facing Curtis Blaydes in another high-profile rematch. A horror knee injury suffered just 15 seconds into their first bout in London two summers ago saw the Salford star ruled out for a year, but he returned to stop Marcin Tybura before picking up the interim belt with a superb first-round knockout of Sergei Pavlovich at UFC 295 in New York in November. HOMEGROWN STARS: PADDY PIMBLETT, LEON EDWARDS AND TOM ASPINALL ARE ALL FIGHTING AT UFC 304 IN MANCHESTER GETTY IMAGES Such a golden opportunity only came after an injury to Jon Jones forced the heavyweight champion to withdraw from his scheduled defence against Stipe Miocic. Jones and Miocic are expected to finally meet in November, with, according to UFC president Dana White, the winner of that fight taking on the winner of Aspinall vs Blaydes, the latter of whom lost to Pavlovich before knocking out Jailton Almeida at UFC 299 in March. Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett is also on this weekend’s main card, taking part in his sixth UFC fight against Bobby ‘King’ Green, looking to build on his career-best win over the legendary Tony Ferguson at UFC 296 that came after his highly-contentious win over Jared Gordon. Pimblett’s fellow Liverpool star ‘Meatball’ Molly McCann is in action against Bruna Brasil, having bounced back from consecutive defeats by Erin Blanchfield and Julija Stoliarenko to swiftly submit Diana Belbita on her strawweight debut back in February. Christian Leroy Duncan, Arnold Allen, Nathaniel Wood, Jake Hadley, Modestas Bukauskas, Oban Elliott, Muhammad Mokaev, Sam Patterson and Mick Parkin are among the other British stars on the card hoping to impress on home soil. When is UFC 304? UFC 304 takes place on Saturday July 27, 2024. Where is UFC 304? The event takes place at the new Co-op Live arena in Manchester, England. What time is UFC 304? Despite being held in the UK, the event will be at a similar time to cards in the US, much to the annoyance of fight fans on these shores, with the early prelim fights not due to start until 11pm BST. The prelims will not commence until 1am BST in the early hours of Sunday morning, with the main card getting underway at 3am. The main event is not expected to begin until approximately 4:30am. UFC 304 fight card Main card Leon Edwards vs Belal Muhammad Tom Aspinall vs Curtis Blaydes Bobby Green vs Paddy Pimblett Christian Leroy Duncan vs Gregory Rodrigues Arnold Allen vs Giga Chikadze Prelim card Nathaniel Wood vs Daniel Pineda Molly McCann vs Bruna Brasil Jake Hadley vs Caolan Loughran Modestas Bukauskas vs Marcin Prachnio Early prelim card Oban Elliott vs Preston Parsons Muhammad Mokaev vs Manel Kape Sam Patterson vs Kiefer Crosbie Mick Parkin vs Lukasz Brzeski Shauna Bannon vs Alice Ardelean COMEBACK: ‘MEATBALL’ MOLLY MCCANN WILL HOPE TO MAKE IT BACK-TO-BACK EMPHATIC WINS AT STRAWWEIGHT GETTY IMAGES How to watch UFC 304 TV channel: In the UK, UFC 304 is being shown live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage beginning with the prelims at 1am BST on Sunday morning. The early prelims are available with a UFC Fight Pass subscription, while in the US the prelims are on ESPN2 and ESPN+ with the main card on ESPN+. Live stream: Those with a subscription can also catch the action live online via the Discovery+ app and website. UFC 304 odds Leon Edwards to win: 4/9 Belal Muhammad to win: 7/4 Tom Aspinall to win: 1/4 Curtis Blaydes to win: 11/4 Paddy Pimblett to win: 1/1 Bobby Green to win: 4/5 Odds via Betfair (subject to change)

How to Watch UFC 304 Fight Live Online 🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE When is UFC 304? Start times, fight card, how to watch and latest odds for Manchester event tonight Leon Edwards, Tom Aspinall, Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann all feature as UFC returns to UK shores this weekend Manchester tonight hosts UFC 304 in another huge card for a British audience. A star-studded bill is headlined by Birmingham’s Leon Edwards, who makes the third defence of his UFC welterweight title against the no2-ranked Belal Muhammad in the main event. ‘Rocky’ followed Michael Bisping as only the second-ever British UFC champion after a stunning knockout of Kamaru Usman at UFC 278 in the summer of 2022, later defeating ‘The Nigerian Nightmare’ again on home soil in London at UFC 286 last March before outpointing Colby Covington on his last appearance at UFC 296 in Las Vegas in December. Now Edwards - riding a 13-fight unbeaten streak dating back to after his first meeting with Usman in 2015 and currently ranked at No4 on the UFC’s pound-for-pound list, behind only Islam Makhachev, Alex Pereira and Jon Jones - faces a rematch with Muhammad, whom he previously faced on his long-awaited return to the octagon in March 2021, with that bout ending in a no contest after the American was left bloodied by an accidental eye poke. Muhammad has racked up five consecutive wins since that disappointing end to his UFC main event debut, outpointing all of Demian Maia, Stephen ‘Wonderboy’ Thompson, Vicente Luque and Gilbert Burns, as well as knocking out Sean Brady. There is plenty of other British interest on Saturday night’s card, with interim heavyweight title-holder Tom Aspinall facing Curtis Blaydes in another high-profile rematch. A horror knee injury suffered just 15 seconds into their first bout in London two summers ago saw the Salford star ruled out for a year, but he returned to stop Marcin Tybura before picking up the interim belt with a superb first-round knockout of Sergei Pavlovich at UFC 295 in New York in November. HOMEGROWN STARS: PADDY PIMBLETT, LEON EDWARDS AND TOM ASPINALL ARE ALL FIGHTING AT UFC 304 IN MANCHESTER GETTY IMAGES Such a golden opportunity only came after an injury to Jon Jones forced the heavyweight champion to withdraw from his scheduled defence against Stipe Miocic. Jones and Miocic are expected to finally meet in November, with, according to UFC president Dana White, the winner of that fight taking on the winner of Aspinall vs Blaydes, the latter of whom lost to Pavlovich before knocking out Jailton Almeida at UFC 299 in March. Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett is also on this weekend’s main card, taking part in his sixth UFC fight against Bobby ‘King’ Green, looking to build on his career-best win over the legendary Tony Ferguson at UFC 296 that came after his highly-contentious win over Jared Gordon. Pimblett’s fellow Liverpool star ‘Meatball’ Molly McCann is in action against Bruna Brasil, having bounced back from consecutive defeats by Erin Blanchfield and Julija Stoliarenko to swiftly submit Diana Belbita on her strawweight debut back in February. Christian Leroy Duncan, Arnold Allen, Nathaniel Wood, Jake Hadley, Modestas Bukauskas, Oban Elliott, Muhammad Mokaev, Sam Patterson and Mick Parkin are among the other British stars on the card hoping to impress on home soil. When is UFC 304? UFC 304 takes place on Saturday July 27, 2024. Where is UFC 304? The event takes place at the new Co-op Live arena in Manchester, England. What time is UFC 304? Despite being held in the UK, the event will be at a similar time to cards in the US, much to the annoyance of fight fans on these shores, with the early prelim fights not due to start until 11pm BST. The prelims will not commence until 1am BST in the early hours of Sunday morning, with the main card getting underway at 3am. The main event is not expected to begin until approximately 4:30am. UFC 304 fight card Main card Leon Edwards vs Belal Muhammad Tom Aspinall vs Curtis Blaydes Bobby Green vs Paddy Pimblett Christian Leroy Duncan vs Gregory Rodrigues Arnold Allen vs Giga Chikadze Prelim card Nathaniel Wood vs Daniel Pineda Molly McCann vs Bruna Brasil Jake Hadley vs Caolan Loughran Modestas Bukauskas vs Marcin Prachnio Early prelim card Oban Elliott vs Preston Parsons Muhammad Mokaev vs Manel Kape Sam Patterson vs Kiefer Crosbie Mick Parkin vs Lukasz Brzeski Shauna Bannon vs Alice Ardelean COMEBACK: ‘MEATBALL’ MOLLY MCCANN WILL HOPE TO MAKE IT BACK-TO-BACK EMPHATIC WINS AT STRAWWEIGHT GETTY IMAGES How to watch UFC 304 TV channel: In the UK, UFC 304 is being shown live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage beginning with the prelims at 1am BST on Sunday morning. The early prelims are available with a UFC Fight Pass subscription, while in the US the prelims are on ESPN2 and ESPN+ with the main card on ESPN+. Live stream: Those with a subscription can also catch the action live online via the Discovery+ app and website. UFC 304 odds Leon Edwards to win: 4/9 Belal Muhammad to win: 7/4 Tom Aspinall to win: 1/4 Curtis Blaydes to win: 11/4 Paddy Pimblett to win: 1/1 Bobby Green to win: 4/5 Odds via Betfair (subject to change)

How to Watch UFC 304 Fight Live Online 🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE When is UFC 304? Start times, fight card, how to watch and latest odds for Manchester event tonight Leon Edwards, Tom Aspinall, Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann all feature as UFC returns to UK shores this weekend Manchester tonight hosts UFC 304 in another huge card for a British audience. A star-studded bill is headlined by Birmingham’s Leon Edwards, who makes the third defence of his UFC welterweight title against the no2-ranked Belal Muhammad in the main event. ‘Rocky’ followed Michael Bisping as only the second-ever British UFC champion after a stunning knockout of Kamaru Usman at UFC 278 in the summer of 2022, later defeating ‘The Nigerian Nightmare’ again on home soil in London at UFC 286 last March before outpointing Colby Covington on his last appearance at UFC 296 in Las Vegas in December. Now Edwards - riding a 13-fight unbeaten streak dating back to after his first meeting with Usman in 2015 and currently ranked at No4 on the UFC’s pound-for-pound list, behind only Islam Makhachev, Alex Pereira and Jon Jones - faces a rematch with Muhammad, whom he previously faced on his long-awaited return to the octagon in March 2021, with that bout ending in a no contest after the American was left bloodied by an accidental eye poke. Muhammad has racked up five consecutive wins since that disappointing end to his UFC main event debut, outpointing all of Demian Maia, Stephen ‘Wonderboy’ Thompson, Vicente Luque and Gilbert Burns, as well as knocking out Sean Brady. There is plenty of other British interest on Saturday night’s card, with interim heavyweight title-holder Tom Aspinall facing Curtis Blaydes in another high-profile rematch. A horror knee injury suffered just 15 seconds into their first bout in London two summers ago saw the Salford star ruled out for a year, but he returned to stop Marcin Tybura before picking up the interim belt with a superb first-round knockout of Sergei Pavlovich at UFC 295 in New York in November. HOMEGROWN STARS: PADDY PIMBLETT, LEON EDWARDS AND TOM ASPINALL ARE ALL FIGHTING AT UFC 304 IN MANCHESTER GETTY IMAGES Such a golden opportunity only came after an injury to Jon Jones forced the heavyweight champion to withdraw from his scheduled defence against Stipe Miocic. Jones and Miocic are expected to finally meet in November, with, according to UFC president Dana White, the winner of that fight taking on the winner of Aspinall vs Blaydes, the latter of whom lost to Pavlovich before knocking out Jailton Almeida at UFC 299 in March. Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett is also on this weekend’s main card, taking part in his sixth UFC fight against Bobby ‘King’ Green, looking to build on his career-best win over the legendary Tony Ferguson at UFC 296 that came after his highly-contentious win over Jared Gordon. Pimblett’s fellow Liverpool star ‘Meatball’ Molly McCann is in action against Bruna Brasil, having bounced back from consecutive defeats by Erin Blanchfield and Julija Stoliarenko to swiftly submit Diana Belbita on her strawweight debut back in February. Christian Leroy Duncan, Arnold Allen, Nathaniel Wood, Jake Hadley, Modestas Bukauskas, Oban Elliott, Muhammad Mokaev, Sam Patterson and Mick Parkin are among the other British stars on the card hoping to impress on home soil. When is UFC 304? UFC 304 takes place on Saturday July 27, 2024. Where is UFC 304? The event takes place at the new Co-op Live arena in Manchester, England. What time is UFC 304? Despite being held in the UK, the event will be at a similar time to cards in the US, much to the annoyance of fight fans on these shores, with the early prelim fights not due to start until 11pm BST. The prelims will not commence until 1am BST in the early hours of Sunday morning, with the main card getting underway at 3am. The main event is not expected to begin until approximately 4:30am. UFC 304 fight card Main card Leon Edwards vs Belal Muhammad Tom Aspinall vs Curtis Blaydes Bobby Green vs Paddy Pimblett Christian Leroy Duncan vs Gregory Rodrigues Arnold Allen vs Giga Chikadze Prelim card Nathaniel Wood vs Daniel Pineda Molly McCann vs Bruna Brasil Jake Hadley vs Caolan Loughran Modestas Bukauskas vs Marcin Prachnio Early prelim card Oban Elliott vs Preston Parsons Muhammad Mokaev vs Manel Kape Sam Patterson vs Kiefer Crosbie Mick Parkin vs Lukasz Brzeski Shauna Bannon vs Alice Ardelean COMEBACK: ‘MEATBALL’ MOLLY MCCANN WILL HOPE TO MAKE IT BACK-TO-BACK EMPHATIC WINS AT STRAWWEIGHT GETTY IMAGES How to watch UFC 304 TV channel: In the UK, UFC 304 is being shown live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage beginning with the prelims at 1am BST on Sunday morning. The early prelims are available with a UFC Fight Pass subscription, while in the US the prelims are on ESPN2 and ESPN+ with the main card on ESPN+. Live stream: Those with a subscription can also catch the action live online via the Discovery+ app and website. UFC 304 odds Leon Edwards to win: 4/9 Belal Muhammad to win: 7/4 Tom Aspinall to win: 1/4 Curtis Blaydes to win: 11/4 Paddy Pimblett to win: 1/1 Bobby Green to win: 4/5 Odds via Betfair (subject to change)

How to Watch UFC 304 Fight Live Online 🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE When is UFC 304? Start times, fight card, how to watch and latest odds for Manchester event tonight Leon Edwards, Tom Aspinall, Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann all feature as UFC returns to UK shores this weekend Manchester tonight hosts UFC 304 in another huge card for a British audience. A star-studded bill is headlined by Birmingham’s Leon Edwards, who makes the third defence of his UFC welterweight title against the no2-ranked Belal Muhammad in the main event. ‘Rocky’ followed Michael Bisping as only the second-ever British UFC champion after a stunning knockout of Kamaru Usman at UFC 278 in the summer of 2022, later defeating ‘The Nigerian Nightmare’ again on home soil in London at UFC 286 last March before outpointing Colby Covington on his last appearance at UFC 296 in Las Vegas in December. Now Edwards - riding a 13-fight unbeaten streak dating back to after his first meeting with Usman in 2015 and currently ranked at No4 on the UFC’s pound-for-pound list, behind only Islam Makhachev, Alex Pereira and Jon Jones - faces a rematch with Muhammad, whom he previously faced on his long-awaited return to the octagon in March 2021, with that bout ending in a no contest after the American was left bloodied by an accidental eye poke. Muhammad has racked up five consecutive wins since that disappointing end to his UFC main event debut, outpointing all of Demian Maia, Stephen ‘Wonderboy’ Thompson, Vicente Luque and Gilbert Burns, as well as knocking out Sean Brady. There is plenty of other British interest on Saturday night’s card, with interim heavyweight title-holder Tom Aspinall facing Curtis Blaydes in another high-profile rematch. A horror knee injury suffered just 15 seconds into their first bout in London two summers ago saw the Salford star ruled out for a year, but he returned to stop Marcin Tybura before picking up the interim belt with a superb first-round knockout of Sergei Pavlovich at UFC 295 in New York in November. HOMEGROWN STARS: PADDY PIMBLETT, LEON EDWARDS AND TOM ASPINALL ARE ALL FIGHTING AT UFC 304 IN MANCHESTER GETTY IMAGES Such a golden opportunity only came after an injury to Jon Jones forced the heavyweight champion to withdraw from his scheduled defence against Stipe Miocic. Jones and Miocic are expected to finally meet in November, with, according to UFC president Dana White, the winner of that fight taking on the winner of Aspinall vs Blaydes, the latter of whom lost to Pavlovich before knocking out Jailton Almeida at UFC 299 in March. Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett is also on this weekend’s main card, taking part in his sixth UFC fight against Bobby ‘King’ Green, looking to build on his career-best win over the legendary Tony Ferguson at UFC 296 that came after his highly-contentious win over Jared Gordon. Pimblett’s fellow Liverpool star ‘Meatball’ Molly McCann is in action against Bruna Brasil, having bounced back from consecutive defeats by Erin Blanchfield and Julija Stoliarenko to swiftly submit Diana Belbita on her strawweight debut back in February. Christian Leroy Duncan, Arnold Allen, Nathaniel Wood, Jake Hadley, Modestas Bukauskas, Oban Elliott, Muhammad Mokaev, Sam Patterson and Mick Parkin are among the other British stars on the card hoping to impress on home soil. When is UFC 304? UFC 304 takes place on Saturday July 27, 2024. Where is UFC 304? The event takes place at the new Co-op Live arena in Manchester, England. What time is UFC 304? Despite being held in the UK, the event will be at a similar time to cards in the US, much to the annoyance of fight fans on these shores, with the early prelim fights not due to start until 11pm BST. The prelims will not commence until 1am BST in the early hours of Sunday morning, with the main card getting underway at 3am. The main event is not expected to begin until approximately 4:30am. UFC 304 fight card Main card Leon Edwards vs Belal Muhammad Tom Aspinall vs Curtis Blaydes Bobby Green vs Paddy Pimblett Christian Leroy Duncan vs Gregory Rodrigues Arnold Allen vs Giga Chikadze Prelim card Nathaniel Wood vs Daniel Pineda Molly McCann vs Bruna Brasil Jake Hadley vs Caolan Loughran Modestas Bukauskas vs Marcin Prachnio Early prelim card Oban Elliott vs Preston Parsons Muhammad Mokaev vs Manel Kape Sam Patterson vs Kiefer Crosbie Mick Parkin vs Lukasz Brzeski Shauna Bannon vs Alice Ardelean COMEBACK: ‘MEATBALL’ MOLLY MCCANN WILL HOPE TO MAKE IT BACK-TO-BACK EMPHATIC WINS AT STRAWWEIGHT GETTY IMAGES How to watch UFC 304 TV channel: In the UK, UFC 304 is being shown live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage beginning with the prelims at 1am BST on Sunday morning. The early prelims are available with a UFC Fight Pass subscription, while in the US the prelims are on ESPN2 and ESPN+ with the main card on ESPN+. Live stream: Those with a subscription can also catch the action live online via the Discovery+ app and website. UFC 304 odds Leon Edwards to win: 4/9 Belal Muhammad to win: 7/4 Tom Aspinall to win: 1/4 Curtis Blaydes to win: 11/4 Paddy Pimblett to win: 1/1 Bobby Green to win: 4/5 Odds via Betfair (subject to change)

How to Watch UFC 304 Fight Live Online 🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE When is UFC 304? Start times, fight card, how to watch and latest odds for Manchester event tonight Leon Edwards, Tom Aspinall, Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann all feature as UFC returns to UK shores this weekend Manchester tonight hosts UFC 304 in another huge card for a British audience. A star-studded bill is headlined by Birmingham’s Leon Edwards, who makes the third defence of his UFC welterweight title against the no2-ranked Belal Muhammad in the main event. ‘Rocky’ followed Michael Bisping as only the second-ever British UFC champion after a stunning knockout of Kamaru Usman at UFC 278 in the summer of 2022, later defeating ‘The Nigerian Nightmare’ again on home soil in London at UFC 286 last March before outpointing Colby Covington on his last appearance at UFC 296 in Las Vegas in December. Now Edwards - riding a 13-fight unbeaten streak dating back to after his first meeting with Usman in 2015 and currently ranked at No4 on the UFC’s pound-for-pound list, behind only Islam Makhachev, Alex Pereira and Jon Jones - faces a rematch with Muhammad, whom he previously faced on his long-awaited return to the octagon in March 2021, with that bout ending in a no contest after the American was left bloodied by an accidental eye poke. Muhammad has racked up five consecutive wins since that disappointing end to his UFC main event debut, outpointing all of Demian Maia, Stephen ‘Wonderboy’ Thompson, Vicente Luque and Gilbert Burns, as well as knocking out Sean Brady. There is plenty of other British interest on Saturday night’s card, with interim heavyweight title-holder Tom Aspinall facing Curtis Blaydes in another high-profile rematch. A horror knee injury suffered just 15 seconds into their first bout in London two summers ago saw the Salford star ruled out for a year, but he returned to stop Marcin Tybura before picking up the interim belt with a superb first-round knockout of Sergei Pavlovich at UFC 295 in New York in November. HOMEGROWN STARS: PADDY PIMBLETT, LEON EDWARDS AND TOM ASPINALL ARE ALL FIGHTING AT UFC 304 IN MANCHESTER GETTY IMAGES Such a golden opportunity only came after an injury to Jon Jones forced the heavyweight champion to withdraw from his scheduled defence against Stipe Miocic. Jones and Miocic are expected to finally meet in November, with, according to UFC president Dana White, the winner of that fight taking on the winner of Aspinall vs Blaydes, the latter of whom lost to Pavlovich before knocking out Jailton Almeida at UFC 299 in March. Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett is also on this weekend’s main card, taking part in his sixth UFC fight against Bobby ‘King’ Green, looking to build on his career-best win over the legendary Tony Ferguson at UFC 296 that came after his highly-contentious win over Jared Gordon. Pimblett’s fellow Liverpool star ‘Meatball’ Molly McCann is in action against Bruna Brasil, having bounced back from consecutive defeats by Erin Blanchfield and Julija Stoliarenko to swiftly submit Diana Belbita on her strawweight debut back in February. Christian Leroy Duncan, Arnold Allen, Nathaniel Wood, Jake Hadley, Modestas Bukauskas, Oban Elliott, Muhammad Mokaev, Sam Patterson and Mick Parkin are among the other British stars on the card hoping to impress on home soil. When is UFC 304? UFC 304 takes place on Saturday July 27, 2024. Where is UFC 304? The event takes place at the new Co-op Live arena in Manchester, England. What time is UFC 304? Despite being held in the UK, the event will be at a similar time to cards in the US, much to the annoyance of fight fans on these shores, with the early prelim fights not due to start until 11pm BST. The prelims will not commence until 1am BST in the early hours of Sunday morning, with the main card getting underway at 3am. The main event is not expected to begin until approximately 4:30am. UFC 304 fight card Main card Leon Edwards vs Belal Muhammad Tom Aspinall vs Curtis Blaydes Bobby Green vs Paddy Pimblett Christian Leroy Duncan vs Gregory Rodrigues Arnold Allen vs Giga Chikadze Prelim card Nathaniel Wood vs Daniel Pineda Molly McCann vs Bruna Brasil Jake Hadley vs Caolan Loughran Modestas Bukauskas vs Marcin Prachnio Early prelim card Oban Elliott vs Preston Parsons Muhammad Mokaev vs Manel Kape Sam Patterson vs Kiefer Crosbie Mick Parkin vs Lukasz Brzeski Shauna Bannon vs Alice Ardelean COMEBACK: ‘MEATBALL’ MOLLY MCCANN WILL HOPE TO MAKE IT BACK-TO-BACK EMPHATIC WINS AT STRAWWEIGHT GETTY IMAGES How to watch UFC 304 TV channel: In the UK, UFC 304 is being shown live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage beginning with the prelims at 1am BST on Sunday morning. The early prelims are available with a UFC Fight Pass subscription, while in the US the prelims are on ESPN2 and ESPN+ with the main card on ESPN+. Live stream: Those with a subscription can also catch the action live online via the Discovery+ app and website. UFC 304 odds Leon Edwards to win: 4/9 Belal Muhammad to win: 7/4 Tom Aspinall to win: 1/4 Curtis Blaydes to win: 11/4 Paddy Pimblett to win: 1/1 Bobby Green to win: 4/5 Odds via Betfair (subject to change)

How to Watch UFC 304 Fight Live Online 🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE When is UFC 304? Start times, fight card, how to watch and latest odds for Manchester event tonight Leon Edwards, Tom Aspinall, Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann all feature as UFC returns to UK shores this weekend Manchester tonight hosts UFC 304 in another huge card for a British audience. A star-studded bill is headlined by Birmingham’s Leon Edwards, who makes the third defence of his UFC welterweight title against the no2-ranked Belal Muhammad in the main event. ‘Rocky’ followed Michael Bisping as only the second-ever British UFC champion after a stunning knockout of Kamaru Usman at UFC 278 in the summer of 2022, later defeating ‘The Nigerian Nightmare’ again on home soil in London at UFC 286 last March before outpointing Colby Covington on his last appearance at UFC 296 in Las Vegas in December. Now Edwards - riding a 13-fight unbeaten streak dating back to after his first meeting with Usman in 2015 and currently ranked at No4 on the UFC’s pound-for-pound list, behind only Islam Makhachev, Alex Pereira and Jon Jones - faces a rematch with Muhammad, whom he previously faced on his long-awaited return to the octagon in March 2021, with that bout ending in a no contest after the American was left bloodied by an accidental eye poke. Muhammad has racked up five consecutive wins since that disappointing end to his UFC main event debut, outpointing all of Demian Maia, Stephen ‘Wonderboy’ Thompson, Vicente Luque and Gilbert Burns, as well as knocking out Sean Brady. There is plenty of other British interest on Saturday night’s card, with interim heavyweight title-holder Tom Aspinall facing Curtis Blaydes in another high-profile rematch. A horror knee injury suffered just 15 seconds into their first bout in London two summers ago saw the Salford star ruled out for a year, but he returned to stop Marcin Tybura before picking up the interim belt with a superb first-round knockout of Sergei Pavlovich at UFC 295 in New York in November. HOMEGROWN STARS: PADDY PIMBLETT, LEON EDWARDS AND TOM ASPINALL ARE ALL FIGHTING AT UFC 304 IN MANCHESTER GETTY IMAGES Such a golden opportunity only came after an injury to Jon Jones forced the heavyweight champion to withdraw from his scheduled defence against Stipe Miocic. Jones and Miocic are expected to finally meet in November, with, according to UFC president Dana White, the winner of that fight taking on the winner of Aspinall vs Blaydes, the latter of whom lost to Pavlovich before knocking out Jailton Almeida at UFC 299 in March. Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett is also on this weekend’s main card, taking part in his sixth UFC fight against Bobby ‘King’ Green, looking to build on his career-best win over the legendary Tony Ferguson at UFC 296 that came after his highly-contentious win over Jared Gordon. Pimblett’s fellow Liverpool star ‘Meatball’ Molly McCann is in action against Bruna Brasil, having bounced back from consecutive defeats by Erin Blanchfield and Julija Stoliarenko to swiftly submit Diana Belbita on her strawweight debut back in February. Christian Leroy Duncan, Arnold Allen, Nathaniel Wood, Jake Hadley, Modestas Bukauskas, Oban Elliott, Muhammad Mokaev, Sam Patterson and Mick Parkin are among the other British stars on the card hoping to impress on home soil. When is UFC 304? UFC 304 takes place on Saturday July 27, 2024. Where is UFC 304? The event takes place at the new Co-op Live arena in Manchester, England. What time is UFC 304? Despite being held in the UK, the event will be at a similar time to cards in the US, much to the annoyance of fight fans on these shores, with the early prelim fights not due to start until 11pm BST. The prelims will not commence until 1am BST in the early hours of Sunday morning, with the main card getting underway at 3am. The main event is not expected to begin until approximately 4:30am. UFC 304 fight card Main card Leon Edwards vs Belal Muhammad Tom Aspinall vs Curtis Blaydes Bobby Green vs Paddy Pimblett Christian Leroy Duncan vs Gregory Rodrigues Arnold Allen vs Giga Chikadze Prelim card Nathaniel Wood vs Daniel Pineda Molly McCann vs Bruna Brasil Jake Hadley vs Caolan Loughran Modestas Bukauskas vs Marcin Prachnio Early prelim card Oban Elliott vs Preston Parsons Muhammad Mokaev vs Manel Kape Sam Patterson vs Kiefer Crosbie Mick Parkin vs Lukasz Brzeski Shauna Bannon vs Alice Ardelean COMEBACK: ‘MEATBALL’ MOLLY MCCANN WILL HOPE TO MAKE IT BACK-TO-BACK EMPHATIC WINS AT STRAWWEIGHT GETTY IMAGES How to watch UFC 304 TV channel: In the UK, UFC 304 is being shown live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage beginning with the prelims at 1am BST on Sunday morning. The early prelims are available with a UFC Fight Pass subscription, while in the US the prelims are on ESPN2 and ESPN+ with the main card on ESPN+. Live stream: Those with a subscription can also catch the action live online via the Discovery+ app and website. UFC 304 odds Leon Edwards to win: 4/9 Belal Muhammad to win: 7/4 Tom Aspinall to win: 1/4 Curtis Blaydes to win: 11/4 Paddy Pimblett to win: 1/1 Bobby Green to win: 4/5 Odds via Betfair (subject to change)

How to Watch UFC 304 Fight Live Online 🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE When is UFC 304? Start times, fight card, how to watch and latest odds for Manchester event tonight Leon Edwards, Tom Aspinall, Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann all feature as UFC returns to UK shores this weekend Manchester tonight hosts UFC 304 in another huge card for a British audience. A star-studded bill is headlined by Birmingham’s Leon Edwards, who makes the third defence of his UFC welterweight title against the no2-ranked Belal Muhammad in the main event. ‘Rocky’ followed Michael Bisping as only the second-ever British UFC champion after a stunning knockout of Kamaru Usman at UFC 278 in the summer of 2022, later defeating ‘The Nigerian Nightmare’ again on home soil in London at UFC 286 last March before outpointing Colby Covington on his last appearance at UFC 296 in Las Vegas in December. Now Edwards - riding a 13-fight unbeaten streak dating back to after his first meeting with Usman in 2015 and currently ranked at No4 on the UFC’s pound-for-pound list, behind only Islam Makhachev, Alex Pereira and Jon Jones - faces a rematch with Muhammad, whom he previously faced on his long-awaited return to the octagon in March 2021, with that bout ending in a no contest after the American was left bloodied by an accidental eye poke. Muhammad has racked up five consecutive wins since that disappointing end to his UFC main event debut, outpointing all of Demian Maia, Stephen ‘Wonderboy’ Thompson, Vicente Luque and Gilbert Burns, as well as knocking out Sean Brady. There is plenty of other British interest on Saturday night’s card, with interim heavyweight title-holder Tom Aspinall facing Curtis Blaydes in another high-profile rematch. A horror knee injury suffered just 15 seconds into their first bout in London two summers ago saw the Salford star ruled out for a year, but he returned to stop Marcin Tybura before picking up the interim belt with a superb first-round knockout of Sergei Pavlovich at UFC 295 in New York in November. HOMEGROWN STARS: PADDY PIMBLETT, LEON EDWARDS AND TOM ASPINALL ARE ALL FIGHTING AT UFC 304 IN MANCHESTER GETTY IMAGES Such a golden opportunity only came after an injury to Jon Jones forced the heavyweight champion to withdraw from his scheduled defence against Stipe Miocic. Jones and Miocic are expected to finally meet in November, with, according to UFC president Dana White, the winner of that fight taking on the winner of Aspinall vs Blaydes, the latter of whom lost to Pavlovich before knocking out Jailton Almeida at UFC 299 in March. Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett is also on this weekend’s main card, taking part in his sixth UFC fight against Bobby ‘King’ Green, looking to build on his career-best win over the legendary Tony Ferguson at UFC 296 that came after his highly-contentious win over Jared Gordon. Pimblett’s fellow Liverpool star ‘Meatball’ Molly McCann is in action against Bruna Brasil, having bounced back from consecutive defeats by Erin Blanchfield and Julija Stoliarenko to swiftly submit Diana Belbita on her strawweight debut back in February. Christian Leroy Duncan, Arnold Allen, Nathaniel Wood, Jake Hadley, Modestas Bukauskas, Oban Elliott, Muhammad Mokaev, Sam Patterson and Mick Parkin are among the other British stars on the card hoping to impress on home soil. When is UFC 304? UFC 304 takes place on Saturday July 27, 2024. Where is UFC 304? The event takes place at the new Co-op Live arena in Manchester, England. What time is UFC 304? Despite being held in the UK, the event will be at a similar time to cards in the US, much to the annoyance of fight fans on these shores, with the early prelim fights not due to start until 11pm BST. The prelims will not commence until 1am BST in the early hours of Sunday morning, with the main card getting underway at 3am. The main event is not expected to begin until approximately 4:30am. UFC 304 fight card Main card Leon Edwards vs Belal Muhammad Tom Aspinall vs Curtis Blaydes Bobby Green vs Paddy Pimblett Christian Leroy Duncan vs Gregory Rodrigues Arnold Allen vs Giga Chikadze Prelim card Nathaniel Wood vs Daniel Pineda Molly McCann vs Bruna Brasil Jake Hadley vs Caolan Loughran Modestas Bukauskas vs Marcin Prachnio Early prelim card Oban Elliott vs Preston Parsons Muhammad Mokaev vs Manel Kape Sam Patterson vs Kiefer Crosbie Mick Parkin vs Lukasz Brzeski Shauna Bannon vs Alice Ardelean COMEBACK: ‘MEATBALL’ MOLLY MCCANN WILL HOPE TO MAKE IT BACK-TO-BACK EMPHATIC WINS AT STRAWWEIGHT GETTY IMAGES How to watch UFC 304 TV channel: In the UK, UFC 304 is being shown live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage beginning with the prelims at 1am BST on Sunday morning. The early prelims are available with a UFC Fight Pass subscription, while in the US the prelims are on ESPN2 and ESPN+ with the main card on ESPN+. Live stream: Those with a subscription can also catch the action live online via the Discovery+ app and website. UFC 304 odds Leon Edwards to win: 4/9 Belal Muhammad to win: 7/4 Tom Aspinall to win: 1/4 Curtis Blaydes to win: 11/4 Paddy Pimblett to win: 1/1 Bobby Green to win: 4/5 Odds via Betfair (subject to change)

How to Watch UFC 304 Fight Live Online 🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE When is UFC 304? Start times, fight card, how to watch and latest odds for Manchester event tonight Leon Edwards, Tom Aspinall, Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann all feature as UFC returns to UK shores this weekend Manchester tonight hosts UFC 304 in another huge card for a British audience. A star-studded bill is headlined by Birmingham’s Leon Edwards, who makes the third defence of his UFC welterweight title against the no2-ranked Belal Muhammad in the main event. ‘Rocky’ followed Michael Bisping as only the second-ever British UFC champion after a stunning knockout of Kamaru Usman at UFC 278 in the summer of 2022, later defeating ‘The Nigerian Nightmare’ again on home soil in London at UFC 286 last March before outpointing Colby Covington on his last appearance at UFC 296 in Las Vegas in December. Now Edwards - riding a 13-fight unbeaten streak dating back to after his first meeting with Usman in 2015 and currently ranked at No4 on the UFC’s pound-for-pound list, behind only Islam Makhachev, Alex Pereira and Jon Jones - faces a rematch with Muhammad, whom he previously faced on his long-awaited return to the octagon in March 2021, with that bout ending in a no contest after the American was left bloodied by an accidental eye poke. Muhammad has racked up five consecutive wins since that disappointing end to his UFC main event debut, outpointing all of Demian Maia, Stephen ‘Wonderboy’ Thompson, Vicente Luque and Gilbert Burns, as well as knocking out Sean Brady. There is plenty of other British interest on Saturday night’s card, with interim heavyweight title-holder Tom Aspinall facing Curtis Blaydes in another high-profile rematch. A horror knee injury suffered just 15 seconds into their first bout in London two summers ago saw the Salford star ruled out for a year, but he returned to stop Marcin Tybura before picking up the interim belt with a superb first-round knockout of Sergei Pavlovich at UFC 295 in New York in November. HOMEGROWN STARS: PADDY PIMBLETT, LEON EDWARDS AND TOM ASPINALL ARE ALL FIGHTING AT UFC 304 IN MANCHESTER GETTY IMAGES Such a golden opportunity only came after an injury to Jon Jones forced the heavyweight champion to withdraw from his scheduled defence against Stipe Miocic. Jones and Miocic are expected to finally meet in November, with, according to UFC president Dana White, the winner of that fight taking on the winner of Aspinall vs Blaydes, the latter of whom lost to Pavlovich before knocking out Jailton Almeida at UFC 299 in March. Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett is also on this weekend’s main card, taking part in his sixth UFC fight against Bobby ‘King’ Green, looking to build on his career-best win over the legendary Tony Ferguson at UFC 296 that came after his highly-contentious win over Jared Gordon. Pimblett’s fellow Liverpool star ‘Meatball’ Molly McCann is in action against Bruna Brasil, having bounced back from consecutive defeats by Erin Blanchfield and Julija Stoliarenko to swiftly submit Diana Belbita on her strawweight debut back in February. Christian Leroy Duncan, Arnold Allen, Nathaniel Wood, Jake Hadley, Modestas Bukauskas, Oban Elliott, Muhammad Mokaev, Sam Patterson and Mick Parkin are among the other British stars on the card hoping to impress on home soil. When is UFC 304? UFC 304 takes place on Saturday July 27, 2024. Where is UFC 304? The event takes place at the new Co-op Live arena in Manchester, England. What time is UFC 304? Despite being held in the UK, the event will be at a similar time to cards in the US, much to the annoyance of fight fans on these shores, with the early prelim fights not due to start until 11pm BST. The prelims will not commence until 1am BST in the early hours of Sunday morning, with the main card getting underway at 3am. The main event is not expected to begin until approximately 4:30am. UFC 304 fight card Main card Leon Edwards vs Belal Muhammad Tom Aspinall vs Curtis Blaydes Bobby Green vs Paddy Pimblett Christian Leroy Duncan vs Gregory Rodrigues Arnold Allen vs Giga Chikadze Prelim card Nathaniel Wood vs Daniel Pineda Molly McCann vs Bruna Brasil Jake Hadley vs Caolan Loughran Modestas Bukauskas vs Marcin Prachnio Early prelim card Oban Elliott vs Preston Parsons Muhammad Mokaev vs Manel Kape Sam Patterson vs Kiefer Crosbie Mick Parkin vs Lukasz Brzeski Shauna Bannon vs Alice Ardelean COMEBACK: ‘MEATBALL’ MOLLY MCCANN WILL HOPE TO MAKE IT BACK-TO-BACK EMPHATIC WINS AT STRAWWEIGHT GETTY IMAGES How to watch UFC 304 TV channel: In the UK, UFC 304 is being shown live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage beginning with the prelims at 1am BST on Sunday morning. The early prelims are available with a UFC Fight Pass subscription, while in the US the prelims are on ESPN2 and ESPN+ with the main card on ESPN+. Live stream: Those with a subscription can also catch the action live online via the Discovery+ app and website. UFC 304 odds Leon Edwards to win: 4/9 Belal Muhammad to win: 7/4 Tom Aspinall to win: 1/4 Curtis Blaydes to win: 11/4 Paddy Pimblett to win: 1/1 Bobby Green to win: 4/5 Odds via Betfair (subject to change)

How to Watch UFC 304 Fight Live Online 🔴 GO LIVE==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE 🔴 STREAMING==►► CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE When is UFC 304? Start times, fight card, how to watch and latest odds for Manchester event tonight Leon Edwards, Tom Aspinall, Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann all feature as UFC returns to UK shores this weekend Manchester tonight hosts UFC 304 in another huge card for a British audience. A star-studded bill is headlined by Birmingham’s Leon Edwards, who makes the third defence of his UFC welterweight title against the no2-ranked Belal Muhammad in the main event. ‘Rocky’ followed Michael Bisping as only the second-ever British UFC champion after a stunning knockout of Kamaru Usman at UFC 278 in the summer of 2022, later defeating ‘The Nigerian Nightmare’ again on home soil in London at UFC 286 last March before outpointing Colby Covington on his last appearance at UFC 296 in Las Vegas in December. Now Edwards - riding a 13-fight unbeaten streak dating back to after his first meeting with Usman in 2015 and currently ranked at No4 on the UFC’s pound-for-pound list, behind only Islam Makhachev, Alex Pereira and Jon Jones - faces a rematch with Muhammad, whom he previously faced on his long-awaited return to the octagon in March 2021, with that bout ending in a no contest after the American was left bloodied by an accidental eye poke. Muhammad has racked up five consecutive wins since that disappointing end to his UFC main event debut, outpointing all of Demian Maia, Stephen ‘Wonderboy’ Thompson, Vicente Luque and Gilbert Burns, as well as knocking out Sean Brady. There is plenty of other British interest on Saturday night’s card, with interim heavyweight title-holder Tom Aspinall facing Curtis Blaydes in another high-profile rematch. A horror knee injury suffered just 15 seconds into their first bout in London two summers ago saw the Salford star ruled out for a year, but he returned to stop Marcin Tybura before picking up the interim belt with a superb first-round knockout of Sergei Pavlovich at UFC 295 in New York in November. HOMEGROWN STARS: PADDY PIMBLETT, LEON EDWARDS AND TOM ASPINALL ARE ALL FIGHTING AT UFC 304 IN MANCHESTER GETTY IMAGES Such a golden opportunity only came after an injury to Jon Jones forced the heavyweight champion to withdraw from his scheduled defence against Stipe Miocic. Jones and Miocic are expected to finally meet in November, with, according to UFC president Dana White, the winner of that fight taking on the winner of Aspinall vs Blaydes, the latter of whom lost to Pavlovich before knocking out Jailton Almeida at UFC 299 in March. Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett is also on this weekend’s main card, taking part in his sixth UFC fight against Bobby ‘King’ Green, looking to build on his career-best win over the legendary Tony Ferguson at UFC 296 that came after his highly-contentious win over Jared Gordon. Pimblett’s fellow Liverpool star ‘Meatball’ Molly McCann is in action against Bruna Brasil, having bounced back from consecutive defeats by Erin Blanchfield and Julija Stoliarenko to swiftly submit Diana Belbita on her strawweight debut back in February. Christian Leroy Duncan, Arnold Allen, Nathaniel Wood, Jake Hadley, Modestas Bukauskas, Oban Elliott, Muhammad Mokaev, Sam Patterson and Mick Parkin are among the other British stars on the card hoping to impress on home soil. When is UFC 304? UFC 304 takes place on Saturday July 27, 2024. Where is UFC 304? The event takes place at the new Co-op Live arena in Manchester, England. What time is UFC 304? Despite being held in the UK, the event will be at a similar time to cards in the US, much to the annoyance of fight fans on these shores, with the early prelim fights not due to start until 11pm BST. The prelims will not commence until 1am BST in the early hours of Sunday morning, with the main card getting underway at 3am. The main event is not expected to begin until approximately 4:30am. UFC 304 fight card Main card Leon Edwards vs Belal Muhammad Tom Aspinall vs Curtis Blaydes Bobby Green vs Paddy Pimblett Christian Leroy Duncan vs Gregory Rodrigues Arnold Allen vs Giga Chikadze Prelim card Nathaniel Wood vs Daniel Pineda Molly McCann vs Bruna Brasil Jake Hadley vs Caolan Loughran Modestas Bukauskas vs Marcin Prachnio Early prelim card Oban Elliott vs Preston Parsons Muhammad Mokaev vs Manel Kape Sam Patterson vs Kiefer Crosbie Mick Parkin vs Lukasz Brzeski Shauna Bannon vs Alice Ardelean COMEBACK: ‘MEATBALL’ MOLLY MCCANN WILL HOPE TO MAKE IT BACK-TO-BACK EMPHATIC WINS AT STRAWWEIGHT GETTY IMAGES How to watch UFC 304 TV channel: In the UK, UFC 304 is being shown live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage beginning with the prelims at 1am BST on Sunday morning. The early prelims are available with a UFC Fight Pass subscription, while in the US the prelims are on ESPN2 and ESPN+ with the main card on ESPN+. Live stream: Those with a subscription can also catch the action live online via the Discovery+ app and website. UFC 304 odds Leon Edwards to win: 4/9 Belal Muhammad to win: 7/4 Tom Aspinall to win: 1/4 Curtis Blaydes to win: 11/4 Paddy Pimblett to win: 1/1 Bobby Green to win: 4/5 Odds via Betfair (subject to change)