Get rowdy, English fans, as the UFC 304 odds suggest it'll be a very fortuitous day for some hometown favorites when two title fights go down July 27.
Leon Edwards defends his welterweight title as a moderate favorite over Belal Muhammad in the main event, while Tom Aspinall defends his heavyweight belt in the co-main against Curtis Blaydes.
There are some other great fights on the UFC 304 main card, so keep reading for the full card odds and a few sneak peeks at our betting preview.
UFC 304 Odds & Fight Card
- Main Card
- Welterweight Title Fight: Leon Edwards (-250) vs Belal Muhammad (+200) 2
- Heavyweight Title Fight: Tom Aspinall (-400) vs Curtis Blaydes (+300) 2
- Featherweight: Arnold Allen (-250) vs Giga Chikadze (+200)
- Middleweight: Christian Leroy Duncan (-138) vs Gregory Rodrigues (+110)
- Lightweight: Bobby Green (-125) vs Paddy Pimblett (+100)
- Prelims
- Flyweight: Manel Kape (-125) vs Muhammad Mokaev (+100)
- Featherweight: Nathaniel Wood (-450) vs Daniel Pineda (+350)
- Women's Strawweight: Shauna Bannon (-210) vs Ravena Oliveira (+175)
- Women's Strawweight: Molly McCann (-300) vs Bruna Basil (+240)
- Welterweight: Oban Elliot (+125) vs Preston Parsons (-150)
- Heavyweight: Mick Parkin (-275) vs Lukasz Brzeski (+225)
- Welterweight: Sam Patterson (-334) vs Kiefer Crosbie (+250)
- Light Heavyweight: Modestas Bukauskas (-170) vs Marcin Prachnio (+140)
How To Watch UFC 304: Edwards vs Muhammad 2
- Date/Time: July 27, 6 p.m. ET
- Location: Manchester, England
- Arena: Co-op Live
- Where to Watch: ESPN+, PPV
UFC 304 Best Bet: Leon Edwards to win by Decision (+125)
It's tough to decide a better bet between Edwards and Aspinall, but I'll lean toward the welterweight champ, as his +125 odds seal the deal on this prop bet. Muhammad is a talented fighter, but nobody plays the finesse game like Leon.
"Rocky" is incredibly measured with his strikes and Octagon angles. He also possesses excellent takedown defense and is a sneaky wrestler. Belal won't be able to out-cardio the champ either, as Edwards' last three fights have (basically) all gone the distance.
Leon has a far greater upside in this bout. His power and creativity should cement a one-sided victory over Muhammad come July 27.
Read more on my Edwards pick here.
UFC 304: My Fight of the Night — Allen vs Chikadze
This bout will be fast, violent, and destined to go a full three rounds. Chikadze might have more lean power than Allen, but the Englishman is fast and savvy, earning him a deserving -250 chalk status in this one.
In the end, I think Allen will prevail in front of a home crowd, but not before these two fierce featherweights open each other up and raise fans to their feet.
