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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) today announced reigning welterweight champion Leon Edwards will defend his title opposite No. 2-ranked title contender Belal Muhammad in the upcoming UFC 304 pay-per-view (PPV) main event, scheduled for Sat., July 27, 2024 at Co-op Live in Manchester, England.

Edwards (22-3, 1 NC) battled Muhammad to a “No Contest” back in early 2021, a fight that ended prematurely due to an accidental eye poke. In the three years since their first meeting, Edwards has won four straight, capturing the division title along the way. As for Muhammad (23-3, 1 NC) he’s a perfect 5-0 since their first encounter, having recently disposed of Gilbert Burns at UFC 288.

That’s not all.

Current UFC interim heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall will put his substitute strap on the line in a heavyweight rematch against No. 4-ranked title contender Curtis Blaydes. Aspinall lost to “Razor” at UFC London back in summer 2022 after blowing out his knee, which cost the hulking Brit a year on the sidelines.

UFC CEO Dana White confirmed the bookings on social media.

Jake Paul is looking THICC.

“The Problem Child” revealed his heavyweight physique roughly two months in front of his Mike Tyson boxing match, scheduled for Sat., July 20, 2024 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The contest will be regulated by Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations (TDLR) and both combatants will be subject to pre-fight drug testing.

Fans on social media are crying foul.

“On every steroid known to man.”

“Tren, test and Dbol!”

“Performance Enhancing Drugs.”

“Bro juiced up.”

“This just screams roids you don’t gain this especially his chest area in that short amount of time.”

“ROIDD.”

“The juice is loose.”

His brother Logan has faced similar accusations.

“I’m a natural born heavyweight,” Paul said at the kickoff press conference. “This is what I was born to do: to move up into this weight class. I’m going to show Mike who has more power because he’s underestimating me. I think everyone else is underestimating me and I believe that I hit harder. I know it’s going to be tough. I know I’m going to have to fight through adversity. I know I might even go to the canvas. I’m scared, don’t get me wrong, but it’s not about the fear stopping me. It’s about going into it, even though I am scared. That’s what true bravery is.”

For much more on the upcoming Paul vs. Tyson boxing spectacle click here.

One of the biggest names in jiu jitsu was a big part of the UFC Fight Pass Invitational 7 event last night at APEX in Las Vegas — but he wasn’t competing. Instead, Gordon Ryan was at the commentary table alongside TJ Desantis and Brandon Mccaghren to help call the grappling action.

It was a big night for his teammates.

“Four-for-four at FPI 7 tonight,” Ryan wrote on social media. “Helena Crevar and Oliver Taza kicked off the card with two big wins, followed by Giancarlo Bodoni, who looked flawless in his submission win over multiple time world champion, Gabriel Arges.”

“And Luke Griffith who had not only the biggest win of his career, but the best performance of his life, completely dominating and easily submitting 2x and reigning ADCC champion, Kaynan Duarte, who was calling me out a couple years ago saying I was scared of him, despite being absolutely atrocious and getting subbed by our new brown belt tonight. I couldn’t be more proud of Luke tonight. Now is his time.”

“As always, big thank you to UFC for always taking care of me and to Stephen Tecci for running another amazing event. Hope you all enjoyed my commentary. See you all soon.”

Get complete UFC FPI 7 results and video highlights here.

Not surprisingly, Ryan had no comment on Nicky Rod’s victory over Mason Fowler, refusing to give B-Team any more soundbites — which Ryan suggests is the only way they make money.

No word yet on if or when the chronically-ill Ryan will return to the grappling mats.