Leon Edwards Aims for UFC Welterweight Title Shot at UFC London
Leon Edwards prepares for a pivotal fight against Sean Brady at UFC London, aiming to secure a shot at the welterweight title.





Leon Edwards is set to make a significant impact at UFC London as he faces Sean Brady in a crucial welterweight bout. With a record of 22 wins in 27 fights, Edwards is determined to reclaim his position in the title contention.
The Stakes
Edwards, 33, is coming off a loss of the UFC belt to Belal Muhammad in July 2025. Originally booked to fight Jack Della Maddalena, Edwards was shifted to face Brady after Maddalena was pulled from the card to face Muhammad. This fight is pivotal as it has been designated as a number one contender fight by the UFC.
Edwards' Strategy
In a recent statement on his YouTube channel, Edwards expressed his readiness and strategy:
"If Jack goes out and gets a win, it'll open up the division more, that'll be the perfect fight for me next," he said. "If Belal beats him, then the rematch is there as well. I've talked to the UFC, and they've said that this [bout] is a number one contender fight. When I win this, I fight for the title."
UFC London Main Card
The UFC London event is packed with exciting matchups. Here’s the full main card:
- UFC Fight Night: Leon Edwards v Sean Brady (welterweight)
- Jan Blachowicz v Carlos Ulberg (light-heavyweight)
- Gunnar Nelson v Kevin Holland (welterweight)
- Molly McCann v Istela Nunes (strawweight)
- Jordan Vucenic v Chris Duncan (lightweight)
- Nathaniel Wood v Morgan Charriere (featherweight)
Edwards' Determination
Edwards has shown unwavering determination to regain his title. He even offered to step in for the injured Shavkat Rakhmonov against Muhammad, but the UFC decided to keep him on the London card. Edwards’ focus and preparation for this fight underscore his commitment to reclaiming his spot at the top of the welterweight division.
Conclusion
As UFC London approaches, all eyes will be on Leon Edwards and Sean Brady as they battle for the coveted title shot. The outcome of this fight could reshape the future of the welterweight division.