The Ultimate Fighting Championship on Saturday returns to Manchester, England, for the first time in almost eight years, and it will do so with a pair of title bouts atop the bill. Leon Edwards defends his undisputed welterweight crown against Belal Muhammad in the headliner, while Tom Aspinall puts the interim heavyweight belt on the line opposite Curtis Blaydes in the co-main event.
Date, Time, Location for UFC 304
UFC 304 “Edwards vs. Muhammad 2” takes place on Saturday, July 27 at Co-op Live in Manchester, England. The main card kicks off at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT, with the prelims set for 6:15 p.m. ET/3:15 p.m. PT.
UFC 304 ‘Edwards vs. Muhammad 2’ Tickets
Those in the Manchester, England area on July 27 can purchase tickets through Ticketmaster to see UFC 304 in person. The site offers seating options in a variety of price ranges, starting at $320.
Where to View UFC 304 Online
Anyone wishing to live stream UFC 304 online will need to purchase an ESPN+ membership. The ESPN-owned streaming service has exclusive rights to UFC live streams, making ESPN+ the only way to view UFC 304 “Edwards vs. Muhammad 2” online in the United States. The main card streams to ESPN+ pay-per-view ($79.99) at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT. The featured prelims can be seen on ESPN2 and ESPN+ at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT, while the early prelims stream to UFC Fight Pass at 6:15 p.m. ET/3:15 p.m. PT. Meanwhile, TNT Sports is the lone broadcaster showing UFC 304 live in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Coverage begins at 3 a.m. BST. Finally, Foxtel TV customers in Australia can stream UFC 304 “Edwards vs. Muhammad 2” online by using the Foxtel Go app and may also sign up for Kayo to watch ESPN online.
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UFC 304 ‘Edwards vs. Muhammad 2’ Card, Odds
BetUS.com tabs Edwards as a healthy -260 favorite for the main event, with Muhammad as a +210 underdog. In the co-headliner, Aspinall is favored at -380, with Blaydes coming back at +280.
Edwards has rattled off four straight victories since his first encounter with Muhammad resulted in a no contest due to an accidental eye poke three-plus years ago. The 32-year-old Team Renegade standout last suited up at UFC 296, where he laid claim to a unanimous decision over Colby Covington on Dec. 16. Edwards’ title reign has now surpassed the 700-day mark. Muhammad, meanwhile, finds himself on a five-fight winning streak. The 36-year-old Roufusport export may need to shake off some rust, as he has not competed since he took a five-round unanimous decision from Gilbert Burns at UFC 288 on May 6, 2023. Muhammad has gone the distance 19 times in his 27-fight career.
UFC 304 also features a lightweight affair matching Bobby Green (-120) with Paddy Pimblett (-110), a middleweight clash pitting Christian Leroy Duncan (-140) against Gregory Rodrigues (+110) and a featherweight tilt slotting Arnold Allen (-225) opposite Giga Chikadze (+185). Featherweights anchor the undercard, as Great Britain Top Team’s Nathaniel Wood (-400) confronts former Fury Fighting Championship titleholder Daniel Pineda at 145 pounds.
The rest of the UFC 304 “Edwards vs. Muhammad 2” lineup: Molly McCann (-300) vs. Bruna Brasil (+225) at women’s strawweight, Caolan Loughran (-210) vs. Jake Hadley (+170) at bantamweight, Modestas Bukauskas (-155) vs. Marcin Prachnio (+125) at light heavyweight, Preston Parsons (-145) vs. Oban Elliott (+115) at welterweight, Muhammad Mokaev (-150) vs. Manel Kape (+120) at flyweight, Sam Patterson (-425) vs. Kiefer Crosbie (+325) at welterweight, Michael Parkin (-280) vs. Lukasz Brzeski (+220) at heavyweight and Shauna Bannon (-160) vs. Alice Ardelean (+130) at women’s strawweight.
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• By The Numbers: Aspinall vs. Blaydes
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