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With UFC 304 a wrap after a memorable night (Sat., July 27, 2024) of fights live on ESPN+ PPV from inside Co-op Live in Manchester, England, fight fans can now check out the post-fight press conference video above for all the best reaction and official bonus winners. On a night that featured a main event

UFC interim heavyweight champion, Tom Aspinall, wrecked No. 4-ranked contender, Curtis Blaydes, to defend his substitute strap in the UFC 304 pay-per-view (PPV) co-main event last Sat. night (July 27, 2024) inside Co-op Live in Manchester, England. The victory avenged his 2022 loss to “Razor” and secured his third straight victory, leading to a post-fight

Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is in Merry Old England, Manchester’s Co-Op live to be specific, with UFC 304 mixed martial arts (MMA) event TONIGHT (Sat., July 27, 2024), streamed LIVE on ESPN+ PPV. The UK fans will have plenty to root for in the main and co-main events (which might make up for the 4

That was fast. Not long after Belal Muhammad upset Leon Edwards to capture the welterweight strap in the UFC 304 pay-per-view (PPV) main event, which took place last Sat. night (July 27, 2024) at Co-op Live in Manchester, England, “Remember the Name” was already getting called out by No. 3-ranked title contender Shavkat Rakhmonov. “Congratulations

“The Punisher” is no longer a UFC fighter. Muhammad Mokaev scored a big win at UFC 304 last night (Sat., July 27, 2024) when he defeated Manel Kape via a pretty boring unanimous decision from inside Co-Op Live in Manchester, England. The fight was billed as a Flyweight title eliminator, and the winner could get

Last night (Sat., July 27, 2024), Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) ventured forth to the Co-Op Live in Manchester, England for UFC 304. The first visit back to Manchester in many years brought with it a pair of title fights, provided you buy into the idea that Tom Aspinall vs. Curtis Blaydes was a real title

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Paddy Pimblett passed arguably his toughest test to date in flying colors. In the UFC 304 feature bout, Pimblett (22-3 MMA, 6-0 UFC) backed up all the talk with a textbook triangle choke submission that left King Green (32-16-1 MMA, 13-11-1 UFC) snoozing on the canvas at 3:22 of Round 1. The lightweight bout took

There was no inconclusive result this time around at UFC 304 because Tom Aspinall avenged his loss to Curtis Blaydes in definitive fashion. After Aspinall (15-3 MMA, 8-1 UFC) blew out his knee in a 15-second injury TKO loss to Blaydes (18-5 MMA, 13-5 UFC) in July 2022, the pair ran it back for the

MANCHESTER, England – Tom Aspinall made quick work of Curtis Blaydes, who was not happy with the stoppage. Aspinall (15-3 MMA, 8-1 UFC) needed exactly one minute to snipe Blaydes (18-5 MMA, 13-5 UFC) with a crisp one-two combination to retain his interim title in Saturday’s co-main event at Co-op Live in Manchester, England. Aspinall was

UFC 304 takes place Saturday at Co-op Live in Manchester, England, and you can join us for live round-by-round updates and official results right here on MMA Junkie. In the main event, welterweight champion Leon Edwards (22-3 MMA, 14-2 UFC) meets challenger Belal Muhammad(23-3 MMA, 14-3 UFC). In the co-feature, interim heavyweight champ Tom Aspinall

Belal Muhammad backed up an incredible amount of smack talk towards Leon Edwards by claiming the welterweight title in the UFC 304 main event. After their March 2021 fight ended in a no contest due to an accidental eye poke, Muhammad (24-3 MMA, 15-3 UFC) has insisted he was going to win that fight. It

If you had trouble before, perhaps championship gold will help you “Remember the Name.” At UFC 304, Belal Muhammad proved the oddsmakers wrong as he largely dominated Leon Edwards in all facets to win the promotion’s welterweight title by unanimous decision (). The fight was the main event at Co-op Live in Manchester, England. From

MANCHESTER, England – UFC 304 takes place Saturday at Co-op Live and you can watch a live video stream of the post-event news conference here on MMA Junkie. Expected to take part in the press conference are the winners of the top main card bouts, including the welterweight championship fight of Leon Edwards vs. Belal

Let’s be honest: Despite three water cooler talkers to close the event, UFC 304 was rife with bloopers. Maybe that’s what happens when you throw a major pay-per-view in the middle of the night. The main event wrapped up around 6:15 in the morning in Manchester, England. The event started at 11 p.m. local time

The UFC handed out three bonuses after Saturday’s card, including a double dose of already doubled money to a highlight-reel winner. After UFC 304, three fighters picked up an extra $100,000 instead of the customary $50K for their performances in Manchester, England – and one double-dipped. Check out the winners below. Performance of the Night: Mick Parkin

Our little Jake Paul is all grown up. The social media boxer is putting on his big boy pants and moving on from his “Problem Child” nickname, because it’s weird to refer to a 27 year-old man as a child. In addition, he’s proving to be the solution for many of society’s ills — at

Khamzat Chimaev believes he’s done enough to earn a UFC title shot. If the criteria is missing weight, withdrawing from main events, and scamming fans out of crypto coins, then “Borz” is likely to leapfrog former middleweight titleholder, Sean Strickland, for the next crack at the 185-pound crown, currently worn by Dricus Du Plessis. The