Leon Edwards and Belal Muhammad are ready for their rematch.
The pair will headline UFC 304 on Saturday night from Co-op Live in Manchester, England, where they’ll square off in a rematch of their 2021 bout that ended early as a no contest after an eye poke. Edwards has since won four straight fights, including one over Colby Covington in December, and Muhammad will enter the fight on a five-fight win streak.
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Tom Aspinall came out hot in the co-main event and successfully defended his interim heavyweight championship belt with a massive first-round knockout win over Curtis Blaydes. Aspinall just barely missed a right-handed head shot after drilling Blaydes with his left, which sent Blaydes stumbling back to the mat. Aspinall then pounced and delivered a fury of head shots, which had the official calling the fight just one minute in.
The win avenged Aspinall’s loss to Blaydes from the last time they squared off in 2022. Blaydes beat Aspinall in that bout, though Aspinall went down with a leg injury just 15 seconds into that fight. Aspinall now holds a 15-3 record. He’s won three straight since his loss to Blaydes, and he entered the night fresh off a first-round win over Sergei Pavlovich at UFC 295 last fall. Blaydes dropped to 18-5 in his career, and he’s now lost two of his last three fights.
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