There was controversy in the featherweight main event of UFC London on Saturday, as Movsar Evloev won a contentious decision over Lerone Murphy.
The first three rounds were closely contested on the feet, but with Manchester’s Murphy arguably having a slight edge over his Russian opponent, who was bizarrely neglecting his trademark wrestling. And although Evloev reverted to his strengths in the final two rounds, he was docked a point in the fourth after landing his second hard low blow of the night.
All the above seemingly set up a close result either way, perhaps even a draw, yet the scorecards read 48-46, 48-46, 47-47 in favour of Evloev. With that, the Russian stayed unbeaten, handed Murphy his first loss, and Evloev may well be next for champion Alexander Volkanovski.
In the co-main event, Liverpool’s Luke Riley moved to 2-0 in the UFC with a decision win over Michael Aswell Jr, while Michael “Venom” Page and Sam Patterson failed to deliver the quality that was expected in their all-British bout, as Page won comfortably on points.
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- Manchester’s Lerone Murphy controversially edged out by Movsar Evloev in UFC London main event
- Evloev triumphed on scorecards despite having point deducted to deny Murphy a title shot
- Co-main event: Paddy Pimblett’s teammate Luke Riley bags second UFC win
- Michael ‘Venom’ Page grinds out decision win against ex-training partner Sam Patterson
- Fan favourite Nathaniel Wood and rising heavyweight Mario Pinto win on prelims
Murphy misses out on title shot in contentious main event
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Murphy vs Evloev ends in controversy
23:34 , Will CastleLerone Murphy was more than gracious in defeat but either way, we’re not too sure about that decision.
Movsar Evloev’s deducted point made it seem clear that he needed a finish to get the win. Instead, two of the judges scored him four of the rounds, which is honestly quite baffling.
We can question the outcome, but it won’t change anything. Murphy has lost his zero and missed out on shot at the featherweight title.
Evloev edges Murphy on the scorecards despite point deduction
23:28 , Will CastleThe scorecards are in...
Movsar Evloev def. Lerone Murphy via majority decision (48-46, 48-46, 47-47)
Despite a point deduction in the fourth round, Evloev still gets it done and Murphy’s undefeated record is no more.
“Sorry to let you down tonight,” Murphy tells the crowd. “Make sure Movsar gets the title shot, he deserves it.”
Murphy vs Evloev goes the distance
23:25 , Will CastleRound five
Murphy’s corner implores with him to put everything into this final round. “It’s 2-2, this can change your life.”
But off the back of his best round of the fight, Evloev starts well and lands a huge takedown. He’s taken complete control in these championship rounds.
He searches for the submission; Murphy evades. The Brit desperately gets back to his feet and looks like he’s tiring. Evloev can sense it as he rains in punches.
Murphy, searching deep inside himself to get this over the line, responds with a nice one-two before landing a beautiful shot, faking with the right leg before cracking Evloev with an overhand left.
But in a potentially costly error, Murphy shows Evloev his back while going for a spinning attack and is taken down once more.
They finish the fight on the feet and trading strikes as the crowd reaches a crescendo. A very competitive fight. That point deduction will be pivotal.
Evloev gets point taken off
23:18 , Will CastleRound four
Ouch. The fourth round doesn’t get going for long before Evloev lands his second heavy low blow of the fight. Murphy was able to shake up the first one, but that shot leaves him crawling on the floor in agony.
Referee Marc Goddard isn’t going to let the Russian get away with this - and he takes a point off! Evloev now surely needs a finish to win this.
Evloev searches for the takedown but Murphy defends well. “The Miracle” then looks for another spinning elbow attack - the one he slept Aaron Pico with last year - and lands on the abdomen.
Evloev responds by shooting once more, and this takedown attempt is near perfect. He gets Murphy to the ground with a tight grip around the Brit, but Murphy is astounding with his persisting ability to get back to his feet!
Then there’s a scare. Murphy gets hurt with a heavy body shot and Evloev lays in some damaging hammerfists. With 45 seconds to go, Murphy needs to survive - and he does.
Murphy finding real rhythm
23:11 , Will CastleRound three
Evloev is doing well on the feet but he has to know he isn’t going to beat Murphy in a kickboxing fight. You feel a takedown has to come soon.
The pair get into things at the start of the third and Murphy lands a heavy knee by fence. Evloev absorbs it and, finally, proceeds to dump the Brit to the mat.
It doesn’t take long for Murphy to get back to his feet, however. That’ll be hugely encouraging.
Murphy then gets a reaction from the crowd as he lands an eccentric spinning wheel kick. He’s dishing out offence, changing the levels and Evloev is now struggling to get into any rhythm. The Russian now firmly on the back foot.
It feels like Evloev may need a finish to win this fight as we enter the closing stages of the third - and that’s evident as he cracks Murphy with a BIG overhand right in the final seconds. Murphy covers up as the buzzer goes - into the championship rounds we go.
Still no takedowns from Evloev
23:03 , Will CastleRound two
That was the first time Evloev hasn’t landed a takedown in a round since 2021. His corner urges him to shoot - it’s in his mind.
Evloev throws a body kick that’s caught by Murphy, leading the Russian to tumble onto the mat; he’s quickly back up. Murphy then lands a lovely kick of his own before connecting with a clean left.
Murphy is just searching for these small openings while at the same time moving in such a way that Evloev is struggling to find opportunities to shoot.
The pair exchange strikes close to the bell. Better from Murphy, but still a close round.
Evloev showing off his striking acumen as Murphy starts slow
22:57 , Will CastleRound one
Evloev is successfully proving that he is far more than just wrestling during the early stages. He throws two huge overhands - the second clipping the Brit on the back of the ear - before sending Murphy into the fence with a front kick.
Murphy, on the other hand, hasn’t offered much. It takes four minutes for him to really start to attack, but Evloev’s reflexes are good enough to dodge his significant offence.
No takedowns in the first, but that was still Evloev’s to take. Work needed by Murphy.
Lerone Murphy vs Movsar Evloev
22:52 , Will CastleIt’s a featherweight title eliminator, scheduled for five rounds. And WE ARE UNDERWAY!
Here come your main eventers
22:47 , Will CastleAs expected, it’s a big reaction from the London crowd as Lerone Murphy makes his way to the cage. Win tonight and Murphy will surely have a shot at becoming Britain’s next UFC champion.
There’s also no surprise that Evloev’s introduction is drowned out by boos...
Preview: Why UFC London 2026 is much more important than you realise
22:40 , Will CastleHere’s Alex Pattle’s preview for tonight’s main event to get you in the mood:
As the UFC returns to the dome of the O2 Arena, some might accuse the mixed martial arts promotion of being in a bit of a bubble right now. Certainly, fan resentment has been bubbling up for some time now, but the UFC can often appear ignorant to this sentiment – or stubborn enough to resist trying to quell it.
It is against this backdrop of growing criticism that the MMA juggernaut hosts its latest edition of UFC London. From recent events to upcoming ones, including an overhyped card at the White House on 14 June, the quality of the UFC’s output has been raising eyebrows and lowering expectations. With this in mind, a strange card – on paper – will play out on Saturday.
UFC London’s main event pits Lerone Murphy against Movsar Evloev, in one of the only bouts on the card that feels above scrutiny.
Main event time!
22:39 , Will CastleLadies and gentlemen, it’s time for your main event of the evening!
Lerone Murphy competes in the biggest fight of his career, as the British star headlines tonight’s UFC London card against Movsar Evloev.
The main-event contest sees Manchester’s Murphy and his Russian opponent put their unbeaten records on the line, and a shot at featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski surely awaits the winner.
Some serious stakes on this bout - we’ll have all the updates round-by-round, right here!
Riley beats Aswell Jr on scorecards
22:34 , Will CastleLuke Riley def. Michael Aswell Jr via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Riley gets stays undefeated and goes 2-0 in the UFC!
He doesn’t get the finish like he managed on his debut but the Riley train is still very much on the tracks.
Riley vs Aswell Jr goes to decision
22:32 , Will CastleRound three
After being told to “wake the f*** up” by his corner, Aswell tries once again to take to this fight to the mat early in the final round, but two attempts are well defended by Riley.
Aswell then tries to lock in a guillotine choke but Riley slips out.
The American is actually outstriking Riley by the numbers, but it’s the Liverpudlian who’s hitting HARDER as Aswell eats a few big rights in the latter stages.
This one goes to a decision...
Riley and Aswell Jr going back and forth
22:26 , Will CastleRound two
Riley finds himself thwarted in the first couple of minutes as Aswell wraps his arms around the Liverpudlian’s abdomen and forces him against the fence. Riley eventually gets the separation and gets back on the front foot.
While owning the centre of the octagon, Riley is caught with some nice combinations before the pair trade heavy punches, which gets a reaction from the crowd. Some nice back and forth action.
Riley lands some big body shots as well as a right under the chin to see out the round in a positive way.
Riley finding his range after shaky start
22:19 , Will CastleRound one
Riley looks for the fast start but gets cracked by a right hook by Aswell - an early warning sign not to get reckless on the big occasion.
After having Riley up against the cage, Aswell lands another heavy left and a nice one-two, but the Scouser eats it up.
Riley then starts having a bit of joy as he finds his range, taking control of the centre, and stuns Aswell with a right. This is better from Riley with Aswell’s chin exposed.
Another HUGE right hand from Riley is followed up by a left - he’s grown into this! He puts the exclamation point on the first round with a sharp one-two in the final second.
Riley ready to prove UFC bookers right
22:10 , Will CastleLuke Riley admitted that Michael Page was right to be frustrated by his placement on the UFC London card, conceding that Page “probably should be” in the co-main event instead of him - but has pledged to prove why the matchmakers have put him in such an elusive position.
Asked if Page had been hard done by, he said: “Being real, yeah, he probably has been. Like I am real, that’s what I like, being authentic. He probably has been hard done by. He probably should be the co-main.
“But look, I like MVP. I’ve just been in Thailand with him, funnily enough, and I was speaking to MVP every day. It was the first time I've met him so he's a proper dude. Being real he probably should be the co-main but look, whatever's going on is going on.
“I think that the thing is with the company as well, they’re trying to build me obviously and it's guarantee for the fans what I'm going to bring. It’s 100 percent guaranteed. That's why they put the trust in me, they know I'm going to get the fans going.”
Luke Riley admits Michael Page should be in UFC London co-main event instead of him
Luke Riley enters limelight in co-main event
22:09 , Will CastleIt’s co-main event time!
After a tepid affair at welterweight, we turn to Luke Riley - Paddy Pimblett’s teammate - to reignite this crowd and bring the energy back.
If his UFC debut was anything to go by, we could be in for fireworks.
Page beats Patterson as fans express frustration
22:03 , Alex PattleMichael “Venom” Page def. Sam Patterson via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
More boos from the crowd, but it’s obviously the right result.
Furthermore, it’s testament to how good Page is that he was able to halt Patterson’s four-fight run of stoppage wins.
Let’s hope Page gets the kind of fight he wants and deserves next.
More boos as Patterson and Page fail to deliver
22:00 , Alex PattleRound three
Page wings a MASSIVE overhand, which doesn’t land but does draw some cheers from the crowd.
Now a jumping, switch oblique kick from MVP. Nice. Patterson comes forward somewhat awkwardly with a pawing right hook, but he fails to land it twice.
He is able to hold Page against the fence, at least, until MVP reverses the position. Patterson reverses it again.
Two minutes to go and the pair are finally separated, after a prolonged period in which neither could advance the position.
Clubbing right hook from Page, before he sidesteps Patterson and has the younger man colliding with the fence.
Patterson is now trying to get something going in the striking, but he walks onto yet another counter right. When he finally closes distance, he ties up with MVP – yet again. He’s not gonna score here.
To the scorecards we’ll go, as the crowd rains down boos.
Page vs Patterson not delivering yet
21:54 , Alex PattleRound two
The ref seemed to warn the fighters before this round, saying they need to be more active! That’s unusual, but it does happen.
Page lands a slick counter right cross early in the round. Patterson is coming forward but struggling to pin down Page.
Maybe Patterson would be better served throwing kicks to the front leg of Page – which is so exposed – rather than trying these one-twos up top.
Now Patterson clatters into Page, which is one way to change things up! He drives him to the fence and tries to grapple, but MVP defends well and gets free.
Patterson finally gets some low kicks going, but to be fair to Page, he slides his leg back swiftly. MVP with a bit of dancing now, trying to get Patterson to throw something he doesn’t want to throw.
More boos from the crowd. It’s fair to say this one isn’t delivering.
Oh! But a hard right cross from MVP now – it’s another counter as Patterson steps forward. Patterson tries to hold Page against the fence, but yet again he struggles to make progress.
Michael ‘Venom’ Page and Sam Patterson in all-English clash
21:46 , Alex PattleRound one
MVP takes the centre of the cage immediately in that stark karate stance. Patterson skips one way then the other, trying not to be static against the fence.
MVP plays around, dropping his hands to try to get a reaction out of Patterson.
The crowd is getting restless, given next to nothing has been thrown so far.
Front kick to the body by Patterson, whose punches have been miles off so far. Big counter right hand from Page now, as Patterson tries to close range.
Now it’s MVP who gets tagged up close. Still he presses forward, drawing lots of twitches out of Patterson by feinting on repeat.
More boos from the crowd during a slower period of the round. Page lands a grazing spinning back kick with a few seconds left, then a cleaner back fist.
Michael ‘Venom’ Page takes on ex-training partner Sam Patterson
21:40 , Alex PattleA fine reception for Page, as “MVP” emerges to Michael Jackson’s “They Don’t Care About Us”.
Both men are in the ring. We can’t wait.
Michael ‘Venom’ Page takes on ex-training partner Sam Patterson
21:32 , Alex PattleOkay, we move down to the welterweight division now, where Michael “Venom” Page and Sam Patterson meet in a battle of former training partners.
Page has made clear his bemusement at this match-up, given his history with Patterson and his belief that he should be fighting a highly-ranked foe here (Patterson is unranked).
This could be fun, in any case.
Page is one of MMA’s flashiest strikers and is so experienced, while Patterson is on a run of four first-round finishes, so you can’t sleep on him.
Baraniewski’s star continues to rise with 28-second win
21:24 , Alex PattleOH, MY WORD! Baraniewski scores a rapid win, notching a TKO within seconds!
Baraniewski with a huge right hook then a left, and Lane went down. A series of punches on the downed American, and the ref stepped in.
Lane complained, but it was a fair stoppage; he ate a good few punches on the mat.
The result follows Baraniewski’s recent win over Ibo Aslan, a mad fight that lasted around 90 seconds but carried more drama than most you’ll see. It was one of our fights of the year for 2025.
Just 28 seconds needed by Iwo this time... He is now 8-0 with eight first-round finishes.
Iwo Baraniewski vs Austen Lane up next
21:14 , Alex PattleNow it’s one of two fights tonight not to feature a Brit, as Iwo Baraniewski and Austen Lane clash.
They do so at light-heavyweight, as Lane drops down following a 1-5 (and 1 no-contest) run at heavyweight.
The American is up against Poland’s Baraniewski.
Christian Leroy Duncan scores biggest win yet
21:08 , Alex PattleChristian Leroy Duncan def. Roman Dolidze via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Another win for a Brit! Not his slickest performance, not the easiest night, but he did well to score in spurts.
That’s the biggest win of his career so far.
Brits are 5-3 this evening.
Liverpool’s Campbell loses after Wales’ Jones wins
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Britain’s Christian Leroy Duncan in action
20:52 , Alex PattleRound one
Duncan switches stances, after both men stand orthodox to begin.
Dolidze doesn’t take long to shoot a double-leg takedown, and he gets it! Duncan goes down near the fence, and he scoots up to it.
Duncan is defending well, but he can’t get Dolidze off him so far. Dolidze is trying to take the back, trying to get a hook in.
Finally Duncan gets free, but he eats a spinning back fist from Dolidze in a scramble! Yet it’s Duncan who lands the next big shot, and Dolidze is on his back now!
Duncan can’t get off any clean ground and pound, so he lets the Georgian stand. Next, Dolidze tries a leg entanglement but takes a whack for it.
This is trending in Duncan’s direction...
Britain’s Christian Leroy Duncan in action
20:42 , Alex PattleNext up, we head to Bisping’s old division in fact!
It’s a middleweight title between Bisping’s fellow Briton Christian Leroy Duncan and longtime contender Roman Dolidze.
This is the sort of fight that “CLD” needs to win, if he is to establish himself as a top contender.
Liverpool’s Kurtis Campbell suffers second-round TKO
20:30 , Alex PattleOh! A big right hand hurts Campbell, who’s in real trouble against the fence...
Campbell drops to his knees, pops back up, drops again, then a third huge right crumples him!
He’s not out completely, but the referee has seen enough and waves it off... I think that’s the right call.
Campbell is beaten for the first time.
UFC London main card begins!
20:11 , Alex PattleThe main card is upon us! Here’s how it looks, in chronological order:
Kurtis Campbell vs Danny Silva (featherweight)
Roman Dolidze vs Christian Leroy Duncan (middleweight)
Iwo Baraniewski vs Austen Lane (light-heavyweight)
Michael “Venom” Page vs Sam Patterson (welterweight)
Luke Riley vs Michael Aswell Jr (featherweight)
Movsar Evloev vs Lerone Murphy (featherweight)
UFC prelims in photos: Mixed results for Brits
20:03 , Alex Pattle
Jones picks up another win for Team GB!
20:00 , Alex PattleMason Jones def. Axel Sola via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
A deserved win by Jones and so much heart shown from both men. Wow. Jones is fired-up in his post-fight interview in the cage (he apologises for swearing!)
Jones wobbles Sola in captivating onslaught on bloody opponent
19:54 , Alex PattleWow, Sola is cut BADLY on his right cheek. That’s a wide gash, and most of his corner’s work between rounds is on treating it.
OH! And Jones rocks him early in this final round with a head kick, before landing TWO spinning back elbows!
How is Sola still in this? He even takes down the Welshman, wow.
But Jones does well to pop back to his feet, and he’ll back himself to maintain supremacy in the striking...
Wood ekes out victory on scorecards
19:33 , Will CastleKeita has really grown into this fight and and is swinging for the fences as he searches for a statement final-round finish.
Wood is still chipping away with the jabs but as far as damage is concerned, the occasional Keita haymaker could swing this in his favour on the scorecards.
This has been a really close fight and as the buzzer goes, both men celebrate. We go to a decision...
Nathaniel Wood def. Losene Keita via split decision (29-28, 29-28, 28-29)
The Londoner stays undefeated in London and extends his win streak to four against a very tricky opponent!
Still undefeated!
19:06 , Will CastleFor a man with proven knockout power, the gameplan for Pinto is clearly to take Franco down to the ground, something that he finally manages to achieve after four minutes of successful defence from his opponent in the second round. Maybe that’s edged him on the scorecards going into the third, but this has been a close bout.
With Franco tiring, Pinto shoots again at the beginning of a potentially decisive final round and succeeds. He’s got him up against the fence and is just digging into the Brazilian’s body.
The Portuguese heavyweight nearly gets caught with a knee as he goes for another late single leg - he eats it up before closing out the bout by trading strikes. We go to a decision...
Mario Pinto def. Felipe Franco via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Not as explosive as we’re perhaps used to seeing him, but Pinto gets it done and keeps his zero intact!
Kondratavicius gets the win
18:44 , Will CastleAn impressive performance from Kondratavicius, who doesn’t get the desired finish but sees out the unanimous decision win.
Some big shots landed from Kondratavicius, especially in that second round, with the Lithuanian clearly the more effective of the two.
Trocoli, with a cut above the left eye, knew his fate as Bruce Buffer read out the result...
Mantas Kondratavicius def. Antonio Trocoli by unanimous decision (30-27, 29-27, 29-27)
Al-Sewady speaks on Rock altercation
18:34 , Alex PattleAl-Sewady speaks on post-fight scrap with Rock, after outpointing the Scouser:
“I don’t really think there’s too much to say about it; I only talk in the cage with my performance.
“It was a desperate attempt to try to get under my skin. My opponent has been in my DMs for the last month – him and his crew of guys.”
Al-Sewady says the pair would actually trade random messages back and forth for a while!
“There is no ‘Shem Show’.
“He came to me in the end and said, ‘It’s all business.’ I said, ‘It’s not all business; what you just did is very disrespectful to the sport.’
“You don’t extend your hand for a handshake and then push someone.” That’s a reference to Rock’s behaviour at the weigh-in yesterday.
Calm but cutting from Al-Sewady, who adds that his coach came to the arena STRAIGHT from the airport!
Explaining the post-fight incident a bit more, he says he refused to shake Rock’s hand and alleges that Rock tried to punch him.
Louie Sutherland succumbs to first-round stoppage
18:10 , Will CastleWe expected all out madness and we expected it to be short - but it’s not to be for the “Vanilla Gorilla”.
He succumbs to a first-round stoppage at the heavy hands of Brando Pericic after engaging in a proper slugfest. The Brit is just overwhelmed by Pericic’s ground strikes and falls to 0-2 in the UFC.
Brando Pericic def. Louie Sutherland via first-round knockout (ground strikes, 1:48)
“F**ing hell! F**’s sake!” Sutherland bellows after losing.
Pimblett teammate Shem Rock falls to 0-2 in UFC
17:59 , Alex PattleOh, it kicks off after the final buzzer!
There’s an altercation between Rock and Al-Sewady, leading security to separate them as fans boo. Eventually the fighters seem to squash it, to be fair.
A tense wait for the scorecards now...
Rock did more of the front-foot fighting, but he often took a shot to land one. He fought very nicely in spurts with some slick striking and slippery defensive grappling, but he also showed some holes in his game...
Abdul-Kareem Al-Selwady def. Shem Rock via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Wow, we saw it closer than that, with an Al-Sewady win certainly fair – but maybe 29-28 fairer.
Why UFC London 2026 is much more important than you realise
17:44 , Alex PattleAs the UFC returns to the dome of the O2 Arena, some might accuse the mixed martial arts promotion of being in a bit of a bubble right now. Certainly, fan resentment has been bubbling up for some time now, but the UFC can often appear ignorant to this sentiment – or stubborn enough to resist trying to quell it.
It is against this backdrop of growing criticism that the MMA juggernaut hosts its latest edition of UFC London. From recent events to upcoming ones, including an overhyped card at the White House on 14 June, the quality of the UFC’s output has been raising eyebrows and lowering expectations.
With this in mind, a strange card – on paper – will play out tonight.
Full preview:
Lerone Murphy speaks on past sparring session with Movsar Evloev
17:30 , Alex PattleMurphy and Evloev have actually sparred together before, something that came up during Wednesday’s media day.
Here’s what Murphy had to say about their intriguing past...
Lerone Murphy speaks out on Movsar Evloev sparring jibe ahead of UFC London
Shanelle Dyer gets things going with stoppage victory
17:23 , Alex PattleIt’s already DEAFENING in the O2 as Dyer stops Oliveira early in round two!
Her body work freezes Oliveira, before an onslaught of strikes and some bullying wrestling set up a TKO against the cage.
If it’s this loud already, what will it be like for MVP, Riley and Murphy?
Luke Riley admits Michael Page should be in co-main event, not him
17:21 , Alex PattleOne of the more-surprising elements of tonight’s card is that Liverpool’s Luke Riley is in the co-main event, in just his second UFC fight.
It’s expected that the featherweight’s teammate, Paddy Pimblett, will walk him out in what should be a great moment at the O2.
However, surely Michael “Venom” Page should be in the co-main event instead, given his ranking and experience?
Well, even Riley thinks so!
Luke Riley admits Michael Page should be in UFC London co-main event instead of him
How to watch UFC London tonight
16:51 , Alex PattleIn the UK, the main card will air live on TNT Sports and is also accessible via Discovery+, EE TV, Virgin Media, Amazon Prime Video, and Sky Sports; beforehand, the early and regular prelims will stream live on UFC Fight Pass. In the US, Paramount+ will stream the action.
UFC London 2026 live: Welcome!
16:38 , Alex PattleLerone Murphy competes in the biggest fight of his career tonight, as the British star headlines UFC London against Movsar Evloev.
The main-event contest sees Manchester’s Murphy and his Russian opponent put their unbeaten records on the line, and a shot at featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski surely awaits the winner.
Murphy, 34, is one of many British talents on the card, with Michael “Venom” Page also starring against former training partner and compatriot Sam Patterson.
Then there’s Luke Riley, a teammate of Liverpudlian star Paddy Pimblett, taking on Michael Aswell Jr in the co-main event while aiming to go 2-0 in the UFC. Fan favourite Nathaniel Wood and rising heavyweight Mario Pinto are among the other Britons in action, as the UFC returns to familiar surroundings in the O2 Arena.
Follow live updates and results from UFC London, right here.
