UFC London talking points: Tom Aspinall and Paddy Pimblett shine on remarkable night for British fighters

UFC Fight Night 204 could go down as the greatest in history.

It was a remarkable night in London, with seven wins in total for British fighters.

Heavyweight Tom Aspinall shined while lightweight Paddy Pimblett and featherweight Arnold Allen produced first-round finishes, and flyweight fighter Molly McCann staked her claim for knockout of the year.

BBC Sport looks at five talking points from UFC London.

Apart from Michael Bisping's middleweight title win in 2016, has there ever been a more successful night for British fighters in the UFC?

Aspinall, Allen, Pimblett, Paul Craig and Muhammad Mokaev all earned first-round finishes, while McCann and Jack Shore secured impressive victories.

It's not beyond the realms of possibility that Aspinall, Allen and Craig are one victory away from a title fight in their respective divisions.

UFC president Dana White claimed the event was the biggest UFC Fight Night in history, and he will be bringing the promotion back at a later point this year.

Then there's Leon Edwards, who wasn't on the card on Saturday night but was in attendance at the 02 Arena.

Earlier this week White confirmed Edwards will fight welterweight champion Kamaru Usman next for the UFC title after racking up a nine-fight win streak.

It's a great time to be a mixed martial arts fan in the UK.

The popularity of team-mates Pimblett and McCann is clear to see.

Some of the night's best moments and loudests cheers involved the pair.

The big screen showed Pimblett's backstage celebration of McCann's stunning knockout, and McCann joined Pimblett inside the cage to share his post-fight triumph.

And they're producing the results to back up the hype, with both fighters now on two-fight win streaks.

They do have some competition, though —