Former UFC Welterweight Champion Leon Edwards returns to the United Kingdom as the headliner of Saturday’s UFC Fight Night. He’ll face Sean Brady in a five-round main event at the O2 Arena in ...

But Edwards (22-3, 10 finishes) wasn’t simply passed over for UFC 300, which had been without an announced headliner far longer than fans anticipated before settling on Alex Pereira vs. Jamahal ...

Leon Edwards used his leg kicks to propel himself to a majority decision win over Kamaru Usman on Saturday at UFC 286 in London. (Photo by Jeff Bottari via Getty Images) ...

Leon Edwards says there’s really no personal beef with Belal Muhammad despite him being an "annoying human being" but his bigger issue was with how he performed on the night he lost his UFC ...

Michael Bisping disagrees with Leon Edwards on what it's like to fight in the middle of the night. Edwards (22-4 MMA, 14-3 UFC) lost his welterweight title to Belal Muhammad at UFC 304 in July ...

Riding an eight-fight winning streak and holding the No. 3 spot in the official UFC rankings, Leon Edwards feels like welterweight's invisible man. For nearly a year, seemingly every conversation ...

Kamaru Usman attacks Leon Edwards from top position. Edwards and Usman are pretty evenly matched on the feet and in terms of submission. When it comes to the wrestling, however, that is not the case.

Muhammad is known for his wrestling. After his fight with Leon Edwards, Muhammad was cited as a ‘boring’ fighter by many. However, all that is about to change.

The trilogy match between welterweight champion Leon Edwards and Kamaru Usman went down on Saturday night at UFC 286 to determine the undisputed king. And after five hard-fought rounds, Edwards ...

This Saturday, Leon Edwards takes on Kamaru Usman for the third time. Looking at this matchup, I was excited to finally revisit my old series, Gameplanning for Greatness, in which I prescribe ...

Some of Leon Edwards’ first words after he usurped the welterweight crown last August morphed into half-speech, half-bellow. “Look at me now!” he said that night in Salt Lake City.