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UFC Schedule: Updated List Of Upcoming Events & Fight Cards

Here is a list of live events from the UFC that are coming soon. On July 20, the promotion held a UFC Fight Night event at the Apex Facility in Las Vegas, Nevada. The main event saw Virna Jandiroba take on Amanda Lemos in a strawweight bout. It lasted two rounds, with Jandiroba defeating her […]

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Here is a list of live events from the UFC that are coming soon.

On July 20, the promotion held a UFC Fight Night event at the Apex Facility in Las Vegas, Nevada. The main event saw Virna Jandiroba take on Amanda Lemos in a strawweight bout. It lasted two rounds, with Jandiroba defeating her fellow Brazilian by submission.

The UFC’s schedule will continue with notable matchups from its stacked roster. The company has several events confirmed to occur this year, including three pay-per-views announced thus far.

This Saturday, the UFC will host a pay-per-view event at the Co-op Live arena in Manchester, England. Welterweight champion Leon Edwards headlines the card and puts his title on the line in a rematch against Belal Muhammad. Their first fight ended in a no contest after “Rocky” accidentally poked his rival in the eye on March 13, 2021. Since then, Muhammad has been pushing for a rematch to prove he could’ve won their first encounter. DraftKings currently has Edwards as the favorite to retain his championship for the third time.

Elsewhere on the card, Interim UFC Heavyweight Champion Tom Aspinall will face Curtis Blaydes in a rematch. Aspinall aims to avenge his TKO loss to Blaydes in their first matchup at a UFC Fight Night event on July 23, 2022. The heavyweight grappler has shared that he isn’t making any adjustments for the rematch and believes he’ll be victorious again. That said, the interim champion’s punching power and speed could give Blaydes problems if he takes Aspinall lightly.

UFC 304: Leon Edwards vs. Belal Muhammad 2

Saturday, July 27, from Manchester, England

Main Card: (ESPN+ PPV)

Welterweight Championship: (C) Leon Edwards (22-3) vs. #2 Belal Muhammad (23-3)
Interim Heavyweight Championship: (IC) Tom Aspinall (14-3) vs. #4 Curtis Blaydes (18-4)
Lightweight: #15 King Green (32-15-1) vs. Paddy Pimblett (21-3)
Flyweight: #6 Muhammad Mokaev (11-0) vs. #8 Manel Kape (19-6)
Featherweight: #6 Arnold Allen (19-3) vs. #10 Giga Chikadze (15-3)

Preliminary Card: (ESPN/ESPN+)

Featherweight: Nathaniel Wood (19-6) vs. Daniel Pineda (28-15)
Women’s Strawweight: Molly McCann (14-6) vs. Bruna Brasil (9-4-1)
Welterweight: Oban Elliott (10-2) vs. Preston Parsons (11-4)
Heavyweight: Mick Parkin (9-0) vs. ?ukasz Brzeski (9-4-1)

Early Preliminary Card: (ESPN+)

Welterweight: Sam Patterson (11-2-1) vs. Kiefer Crosbie (10-4)
Light Heavyweight: Modestas Bukauskas (15-6) vs. Marcin Prachnio (17-7)
Middleweight: Christian Leroy Duncan (10-1) vs. Gregory Rodrigues (15-5)
Women’s Strawweight: Shauna Bannon (5-1) vs. Alice Ardelean (9-5)
Bantamweight: Caolan Loughran (9-1) vs. Jake Hadley (10-3)

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UFC Releases Full 2019 4th Quarter Schedule

The UFC has released its full schedule for the 4th quarter of 2019. The remainder of the year will have only a total of three weeks without fight cards prior to the final card of the year on December 21. Six pay per views remain for the calendar year b…

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How UFC 206 Went From Lackluster To Blockbuster

As well as the masses of hype surrounding UFC 205 in New York, the recent months have seen an opposing focus on UFC 206. Returning to Canada for the third time this year, UFC 206 will mark the first pay-per-view event held in the North since UFC 174 in 2014. That event, headlined by Demetrious

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That event, headlined by Demetrious Johnson vs. Ali Bagautinov, ranks among the lowest-drawing PPV cards of all-time. The December 10 card is also the first time the promotion has returned to Toronto since 2013 with UFC 165. Fuelling the negative attention from fans was both the poor nature of the last PPV in Canada, and one former welterweight champion named Georges St-Pierre.

Rumours began spreading earlier this year that ‘GSP’ would be coming back to the UFC. With UFC 206 just around the corner, it looked like the stars would align nicely. Having been out of the game since vacating the belt after UFC 167, St-Pierre’s octagon return has been highly anticipated. Suddenly ‘Rush’ announced he was a free agent following failed contract negotiations, the promotion denied his exit and claimed he was still under contract. This well publicised rift caused some sects of Canadian fans to join forces and start a boycott on UFC 206.

Although St-Pierre is no longer coming back at UFC 206, a number of great fights have been added since that news. Here’s a breakdown of some of the best fights going down at UFC 206:

Cub Swanson vs. Doo Ho Choi

Featherweight contender Cub Swanson takes on surging ‘Korean Superboy’ Doo Ho Choi on the main card. ‘Beautiful Destruction’ has some wildly unique striking, and Choi is rapidly becoming known for his heavy hands, and is currently on a 14-fight streak. Watch out for this one.

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Four Upcoming UFC Fights You DO NOT Want To Miss

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It’s been an absolutely crazy year in the world of mixed martial arts so far. We’ve seen seven champions dethroned by a large percentage of underdogs in the UFC alone. Outside the arena of combat there’s been some harrowing lows, with the losses of numerous fighters and legends still weighing heavy on our minds. Inside the biggest MMA promotion things have been getting wild, and we’ve been right here with you every step of the way.

It’s time to look forward now, as there are a number of seriously entertaining fights coming up. Once again it’s the UFC with all the marbles as we are deep in to the second half of 2016. New owners, same stars and a whole bunch of exciting scraps to anticipate is the story of the UFC right now. Let’s take a peak at the five upcoming UFC fights you really don’t want to miss!

Carlos Condit vs. Demian Maia

Former interim welterweight champion and WEC boss Carlos Condit will look to bounce back from a very narrow split decision loss to Robbie Lawler at UFC 195. Now ‘Ruthless’ has been dethroned by Tyron Woodley, the division is once again shifting, but hoping to capitalize will be Brazilian Jiu Jitsu ace Demian Maia.

Maia submitted Matt Brown at UFC 198 to make it five straight wins, and his August 27 date with ‘The Natural Born Killer’ has a lot on the line. This one has all the makings of a great fight, so tune in to watch UFC on FOX 21 and see who emerges as the next title contender at 170 pounds.

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