Leon Edwards and Sean Brady weigh in before their fight at UFC London on Saturday
Home favourite Edwards promises knockout against American welterweight Brady
Birmingham's Edwards fights for first time since losing UFC title last July
Liverpudlian Molly McCann enjoys fiery face-off with opponent Alexia Thainara
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Image source, Getty ImagesShort and sweet, much like Leon Edwards' final message to Sean Brady, from us tonight.
These UFC weigh-ins run like clockwork so I'll leave you to look back if you missed any of the key information.
We'll be back tomorrow night with build-up and live text commentary of the main event as Edwards attempts to get back in the win column.
See you soon.
McCann v Thainara
Molly McCann was not backing down during her face-off. Enjoy!
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We love a fighter with some face paint. Who did it better - Carlos Ulberg or Chris Duncan?
Image source, Getty ImagesThe preliminary card is scheduled to start at 18:00.
The main card begins at 20:00 with a brilliant featherweight battle between Londoner Nathaniel Wood and France's Morgan Charriere kicking off the main card.
McCann v Thainara is expected at about 21:00 while the main event Edwards v Brady is expected at about 10:30, with ringwalks pencilled in for just after 22:00.
Edwards v Brady
Leon Edwards stunned the world and Kamaru Usman when he won the welterweight title at UFC 278, becoming just the second British UFC champion.
With less than a minute left in the fifth round and behind on the scorecard, Edwards executed a perfectly placed head kick to win by knockout.
Edwards goes back over that memorable night in Salt Lake City with BBC Sport.
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McCann v Thainara
Molly McCann is looking to rediscover some form after losing three of her last four fights and continues her journey at strawweight this weekend against Alexia Thainara.
The Liverpudlian spoke to BBC sport about the journey se has been on to discover and embrace her sexuality, and how MMA gave her the courage to be herself.
Edwards v Brady
Image source, Getty ImagesThe last time we saw Leon Edwards fight was in Manchester at UFC 304 on 28 July 2024.
The Briton came up short and lost his welterweight title against Belal Muhammad after making his walk to the cage at around 05:30 BST.
Edwards, who was making the third defence of his belt, looked flat and was beaten by unanimous decision.
It was the first time he had tasted defeat since 2015 and brought a 13-fight win streak to an abrupt end.
"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.
Edwards v Brady
Short and sweet from former UFC welterweight champion Leon Edwards too:
"London, what's up?!
"I'm excited to be back in front of these fans. I'm putting him away tomorrow night."
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Paul Battison
BBC Sport journalist at the O2 Arena
It's been fairly respectful between Leon Edwards and Sean Brady throughout fight week and nothing changed there during the face-offs.
An icy stare and it's job done for the pair of them.
How much bigger did Edwards look than Brady there though? Could that be a factor tomorrow?
Sean Brady, speaking to former UFC champion Michael Bisping after weighing in:
"It's a huge opportunity. Nothing but love for the UK fans but the win is coming home with me tomorrow night."
Image source, Getty ImagesLeon Edwards and Sean Brady are up on the stage.
Edwards, looking to get back to winning ways, is 171lbs with Brady at 170lbs.
Edwards is a fair bit taller than his opponent as they square off.
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Paul Battison
BBC Sport journalist at the O2 Arena
I've heard through the grapevine that former light-heavyweight champions Alex Pereira and Jiri Prochazka are in London for the event tomorrow.
They will add some stardust to the show - I wonder if the pair will have one eye on the co-main event, featuring fellow light-heavyweights Jan Blachowicz and Carlos Ulberg?
Blachowicz v Ulberg
Here are the co-main event.
New Zealand's Carlos Ulberg is first up with the light-heavyweight weighing 205lbs. Another fine example of face paint too with a black line across the eyes.
Jan Blachowicz, returning from a 20-month absence, is also 205lbs.
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Image source, Getty ImagesBlachowicz v Ulberg
Image source, Getty ImagesIs that Jan Blachowicz that we can see?
The Polish light-heavyweight is back after a 20 month hiatus for an intriguing match-up with New Zealand's Carlos Ulberg.
Blachowicz last fought in July 2023 against Alex Pereira and has since been recovering from surgery on both shoulders, although that didn't stop him from appearing on (and winning) a gruelling reality television show.
The 42-year-old spent a month racing across the Philippines and Thailand on foot... without a home, food, money or a phone.
"It was a great adventure to survive without a phone and without money, finding a place to sleep and asking people for help - it was an amazing experience," Blachowicz BBC Sport.
"One time we found a place to sleep after 10 minutes of looking, another day you asked people for help but they said 'no', and it can take four to five hours to find a place.
"Normally you don't spend your holidays like this. After three days people would say 'enough, I will go to a hotel now'. I survived a whole month - we won this show, me and my friend."
Nelson v Holland
We've got two welterweight contests on the main card and the first of them sees Gunnar Nelson face Kevin Holland.
Nelson is 170lbs and just a pound lighter than his opponent Holland.
Image source, Getty ImagesMcCann v Thainara
Molly McCann gets a warm welcome.
She comes in at 116lbs alongside her strawweight opponent Alexia Thainara.
McCann waves her hand past her nose to suggest Thainara might have bad breath as they come face-to-face.
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Image source, Getty ImagesDuncan v Vucenic
Are we set for fireworks in this all-British lightweight affair between England's Jordan Vucenic and Scotland's Chris Duncan?
They both weight 155lbs.
Duncan paying homage to his countryman Paul Craig with the blue and white face paint.
Image source, Getty ImagesWood v Charriere
No time for a breath, we're straight on to the main card.
France's Morgan Charriere and Londoner Nathaniel Wood have the honour of opening on Saturday.
Wood comes in at 145lbs with Carriere at 146lbs.
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