UFC London 2022: Start time, card, live stream and TV channel

Tom Aspinall and Paddy Pimblett star at UFC London on Saturday night, with both hoping to extend unbeaten records so far in the franchise.

Aspinall and ' The Baddy ' will be joined on the fight card by Molly McCann, who fights against Hannah Goldy on the card. The main event of the evening sees Aspinall fighting American Curtis Blaydes in a heavyweight contest. Jack Hermansson was intended to be the main event against Darren Till, but Till has withdrawn through injury meaning that the Swede will fight Chris Curtis.

Pimblett and McCann both won on the card during March's UFC London event at the O2 Arena. This has fuelled excitement for this event with both set for another big test as they hope to earn a headline slot in the future.

Manchester's Muhammed Mokaev the home pick of the Prelim card, with the 21-year-old tipped to take the sport by storm in years to come, he will fight against Charles Johnson in a flyweight contest.

Meanwhile, there is home interest in the form of Wolverhampton's Jai Herbert who goas up against Canada's Kyle Nelson. Londoner Nathaniel Wood also fights against Charles Roca in a flyweight contest in his home town.

You'll be able to follow the action on BT Sport 1. Prelims start at 6pm on Saturday, March 19, with the main event underway from 8pm.

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