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A bear wearing a top hat?

Morgan Charriere is surely a contender for best tattoo in the UFC.

Sean Brady brings a lot of skill to the octagon but it's sometimes hard to focus on his martial arts as you become absorbed by the artwork covering his body and trying to pick apart the imagery.

Brady has almost a full body suit and the piece on his back is particularly impressive.

Can anyone in the UFC compete on the tattoo front?!

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Our all-British main card fight is over.

Jordan Vucenic shoots for a takedown but Chris Duncan sinks in a guillotine and gets the win.

Duncan moves to 13-2 while it's back-to-back losses for Vucenic in the UFC.

Sam Harris
BBC Sport reporter at the O2 Arena

Paul mentioned Jose Mourinho earlier and he isn't the only famous football face in the house.

I’ve spotted Tottenham forward Richarlison and Chelsea defender Wesley Fofana down by the cage.

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Leon Edwards has just one victory inside the distance on his record from his last nine trips to the octagon and it was a pretty memorable one when he stopped Kamaru Usman to win the welterweight title.

Of Edwards' 27 professional contests, he has won seven by knockout and three by submission with the rest of his 22 wins coming via decision.

The Birmingham-based fighter may not have been ended fights early in recent times but he has been delivering in terms of overall performance, losing just once since 2015, however, that defeat came last time out when he lost his title to Belal Muhammad.

Edwards could be back in the mix for a title shot if he gets back to winning ways against Sean Brady tonight and he wants to get that done in style.

"I'm going out for the finish. I feel like I owe the fans after my last performance in the UK," Edwards told BBC Sport.

The UFC featherweight champion Ilia Topuria is enjoying tonight's action at the O2 Arena.

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Chris Duncan has just made his walk to the octagon to face England's Jordan Vucenic.

Vucenic lost on his UFC debut in August.

He doesn't seem to be letting that defeat weigh on his shoulders as he paces around the octagon and takes in the O2 Arena with a smile on his face.

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Scotland's Chris Duncan has lofty ambitions as he looks to make his mark on the lightweight division.

Duncan has 12 wins and two defeats on his record with three of those victories coming under the UFC banner.

The 31-year-old aims to add to his growing reputation against England's Jordan Vucenic in the next fight on this card.

"My next goal and dream will be to start hitting that top 15, top 10," Duncan told BBC Scotland.

"That is where the all-time greats have been in the mix and I class myself as one of them.

"I train at the best gym, American Top Team, I train with the best guys in the world, I think five of them are in the top 15 in that gym, so I know how good I am and they know how good I am, so that is the next goal for me."

Let's get your predictions tonight's main card.

Will Molly McCann and Leon Edwards both get back in the win column?

How will Jan Blachowicz fare on his return from a 20-month absence?

Iceland's Gunnar Nelson is no stranger to fighting in England - this will be his 12th appearance on a UK card - will that stand him in good stead against Kevin Holland?

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Paul Battison
BBC Sport journalist at the O2 Arena

A huge cheer from the crowd out of nowhere usually signals someone popular is being shown on the big screens and sure enough, I looked up to see Jose Mourinho smiling at octagon-side.

The Portuguese is the current manager of Turkish side Fenerbahce, but is making the most of the international break with a trip to London to watch the UFC.

The big screens are now showing Leon Edwards and Sean Brady arriving at the arena before the pair's main event later.

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BBC Sport reporter at the O2 Arena

UFC president Dana White was mobbed by fans on his way to the octagon. Pretty sure the lad in the photo was taking his opportunity to pitch why he should be signed…

You don’t ask you don’t get to be fair.

Here's how the rest of your main card looks:

• Jordan Vucenic v Chris Duncan (lightweight - 3x5min rounds)

• Molly McCann v Alexia Thainara (strawweight)
• Gunnar Nelson v Kevin Holland (welterweight)
• Jan Blachowicz v Carlos Ulberg (light-heavyweight)

• Leon Edwards v Sean Brady (welterweight - 5x5min rounds)

Nathaniel 'the Prospect' Wood speaking to TNT Sports: "I want to say that was for my daughter, she's a proper fighter and I'm just a play fighter. Anyone suffering from mental health, you're stronger than you believed and you'll come out the other side.

"I have a new nickname coming so stay tuned. Keep ticking away. It's down to Dana White, I'll fight anyone. I want exciting fights."

A great start to the main card from a British perspective as Nathaniel Wood gets the win over France's Morgan Charriere.

That makes it two wins on the bounce for Wood and five wins from his last six fights.

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We mentioned Pujar Tomar a little earlier. Her story is remarkable. The loss is unlikely to keep her down for long.

Tomar spent time with BBC Sport's Paul Battison earlier this week to talk about her childhood and growing up in India.

The 31-year-old revealed her parents did not want her initially because she was a girl.

That start in life helped to forge her extraordinary resilience and character, her career, and everything she stands for today.

"My family and this society doesn't allow girls, they like only boys," Tomar tells BBC Sport.

"Before I was born, they wanted a boy. Even when I was a newborn, my mum told me my father didn't want a third girl."

Tomar was born in a small village called Budhana in Uttar Pradesh, a state in northern India.

Historically, Indian families wanting boys over girls is common, particularly among poor communities, leading to a skewed sex ratio in favour of men.

There have been instances where unwanted baby girls have been buried alive and left to die in clay pots in the country.

The reasoning is rooted in widely held cultural beliefs that a male child would carry the family name, look after the parents in their old age, and perform the rituals on their death - while daughters would cost them dowries and leave them for their matrimonial homes.

• Read Pujar Tomar's full story here

Leon Edwards is the first Jamaican-born fighter to win a UFC title and only the second to achieve that feat as a Briton.

In 2022, Edwards, who moved to Birmingham from Kingston aged nine, told BBC Sport how both countries have shaped him as a fighter.

Backflip or having a lie down?

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Who said UFC was easy?!

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We've been watching this card unfold since early evening, so let's get you up to speed.

It has been a good night for Ireland with Caolan Loughran beating England's Nathan Fletcher by split decision and Shauna Bannon picking up a submission victory over Puja Tomar.

English duo Christian Leroy Duncan and Lone'er Kavanagh earned unanimous decision victories against Andrey Pulyaev and Felipe dos Santos respectively.

But heavyweight Mick Parkin, who hails from Sunderland, suffered the first loss of his career against Marcin Tybura, while Birmingham's Jai Herbert lost against Chris Padilla.

Performance of the night so far definitely goes to Bannon. She was sent crashing to the canvas by a huge head kick but recovered to sink an armbar.

You can see below, it was a huge shot to the head.

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