{"id":41860,"date":"2025-03-20T16:13:25","date_gmt":"2025-03-20T22:13:25","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.gambyl.com\/?p=41860"},"modified":"2025-03-21T09:20:11","modified_gmt":"2025-03-21T15:20:11","slug":"ufc-fight-night-edwards-vs-brady","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.gambyl.com\/en\/ufc\/ufc-fight-night-edwards-vs-brady\/","title":{"rendered":"UFC Fight Night: Edwards vs. Brady Fight Card Odds and Picks"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

The UFC Fight Night is taking a trip to the 02 Arena, all the way to London, England, as we get an exciting clash between the former Welterweight Champion of the world, Leon Edwards, who is going against Sean Brady in what we expect to be an exciting main event clash to finish off a great fight card full of European Talent.

Besides an interesting main event, we get another former champion who will make his way to the cage once Jan Blachowicz goes against Carlos Ulberg in a fight that has a lot of fight fans excited about.

Besides two bangers to wrap up the night, we also have a clash between Kevin Holland and Gunnar Nelson, who will be sharing the octagon after Molly McCann and Alexia Thainara have a go at it.

With 6 Main event bangers and seven interesting clashes to pave the way for the prelims, we can hardly wait to see how it all unfolds.

You can check all the UFC\/MMA<\/a> bets, the analysis of each fighter, and the final bet you can make in these fights.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

UFC Fight Night: Edwards vs. Brady Fight Card Odds and Info<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
Leon Edwards 2.24 <\/em><\/td>Sean Brady 1.67 <\/em><\/td><\/tr>
Jan B\u0142achowicz 3.23 <\/em><\/td>Carlos Ulberg 1.36 <\/em><\/td><\/tr>
Kevin Holland 2.156 <\/em><\/td>Gunnar Nelson 1.8 <\/em><\/td><\/tr>
Molly McCann 2.509 <\/em><\/td>Alexia Thainara 1.53 <\/em><\/td><\/tr>
Jordan Vucenic 1.145 <\/em><\/td>Chris Duncan 5.3 <\/em><\/td><\/tr>
Nathaniel Wood 2.259 <\/em><\/td>Morgan Charri\u00e8re 1.66<\/em><\/td><\/tr>
Jai Herbert 1.833 <\/em><\/td>Chris Padilla 1.92 <\/em><\/td><\/tr>
Lone\u2019er Kavanagh 1.33 <\/em><\/td>Felipe dos Santos 3.29 <\/em><\/td><\/tr>
Marcin Tybura 1.96 <\/em><\/td>Mick Parkin 1.81 <\/em><\/td><\/tr>
Andrey Pulyaev 5.3 <\/em><\/td>Christian Leroy Duncan 1.145 <\/em><\/td><\/tr>
Shauna Bannon 1.56 <\/em><\/td>Puja Tomar 2.369 <\/em><\/td><\/tr>
Caolan Loughran 1.93 <\/em><\/td>Nathan Fletcher 1.833 <\/em><\/td><\/tr>
Guram Kutateladze 1.23 <\/em><\/td>Kau\u00ea Fernandes 4.155<\/em><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
When?<\/strong><\/td>Saturday, March 22nd, at 4:00 pm ET, 3:00 pm CST, 2:00 pm MT, and 1:00 pm PT.<\/em><\/td><\/tr>
Where?<\/strong><\/td>02 Arena, London, England<\/em><\/td><\/tr>
Where Can I Watch It?<\/strong><\/td>UFC Fight Pass<\/em><\/a><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

UFC Fight Night: Leon Edwards vs. Sean Brady<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Why Bet on Leon Edwards?<\/strong>

Edwards is coming off a loss against Belal Muhammad, where he also lost his title as Welterweight Champion. It was a bit of a hard loss to watch for any Edwards fan because it wasn\u2019t too competitive.

Edwards will always be a fantastic kickboxer. The length and timing are gorgeous to watch when he\u2019s not being wrestled, but unfortunately for him, in this fight, he isn\u2019t going to have much choice but to engage in the wrestling.

His primary defense against takedowns isn\u2019t the actions of stuffing the head or digging the under hooks, but mostly showing deterring strikes like his left knee up the middle and his left kick to the body, giving Brady another thing to think about.

Why Bet on Sean Brady?<\/strong>

Brady wants to get this fight to the ground as soon as possible because he will get torn to shreds on the feet, especially if Edwards uses his left knee up the middle to tickle Brady\u2019s liver.

On the feet, we think Brady is scrappy enough to make it challenging for Edwards, but we do not trust that he will be safe doing so. Brady will use a whole lot of pressure during this fight to sap the cardio and take the sting away from Edwards\u2019 shots in later rounds by constantly wrestling and wearing out Edwards\u2019 arms.

Leon Edwards vs. Sean Brady Final Betting Analysis:<\/strong>

Edwards\u2019 biggest weakness when it comes to wrestling isn\u2019t a single approach to takedowns. It\u2019s the chain-wrestling, switching grip, and changing the angle of the takedown, and whilst Brady doesn\u2019t quite chain-wrestling as well as Belal, that constant wrestling pressure will be a problem for the kickboxing-heavy fighter.

We do not think that Brady can replicate the same success that Belal had against Leon, but there is no doubt in our minds that this fight will become a bit tit-for-tat as the rounds go by, and Sean is likely going to be taking the win in the long run.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

UFC Fight Night: Jan B\u0142achowicz vs. Carlos Ulberg<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Why Bet on Jan B\u0142achowicz?<\/strong>

Blachowicz is coming into this fight with 1.5 years of inactivity and two debilitating shoulder surgeries, which have permanently misconfigured the strength of the ligaments in the shoulder.

Blachowicz has always been a well-rounded fighter who combined excellent boxing, strong leg kicks, and aggressive wrestling to gain the upper hand. Now, Blachowicz isn\u2019t as fast as he used to be, and we don\u2019t know what those 19 months away from the cage did to him in terms of ring rust, so we will hazard a guess and say that he may come into this fight at a significant speed disadvantage.

That may already be the case if he was healthy, as Ulberg is stupendously quick for a Light Heavyweight. Thanks to that speed disadvantage, we expect Blachowicz to open up the fight with leg kicks, which are a staple in his arsenal.

We wonder just how effective it will be against a blitz-based fighter like Ulberg because no matter if Blachowicz lands that leg kick, Ulberg will be there to return fire. Leg kicks have historically been a major problem for Ulberg, and unless he has shored up his leg defense game, we suspect he will be on the receiving end of some of the nastiest leg kicks in the division.

Outside of those leg kicks, we have little doubt that Blachowicz will attempt to wrestle. Although that shoulder is a problem, the question will be the efficacy of wrestling and whether or not he may reinjure it.

Why Bet on Carlos Ulberg?<\/strong>

Ulberg has been on a tear through the division, with five of his last seven wins being a finish. When you watch him fight slowly, it becomes clear why he is a favorite, although we may disagree somewhat with the odds.

Ulberg is very quick on the feet and also incredibly diverse with his attacks, he is capable of landing in both stances and seemingly has a bit of a style or flow similar to Adesanya in that his hands are low and he invites danger to come his way, relying on his speed and athleticism to move away and counter accordingly.

This is what makes Ulberg so dangerous against Blachowicz and if he isn\u2019t too affected by the leg kicks then we suspect that he will be able to stick and move comfortably over three rounds.

Keep an eye out for the check left hooks from Ulberg. It is his primary defensive weapon, and he will land it if Blachowicz doesn\u2019t bring out that defensive attack through feints. If Ulberg misses on that left hook, we believe that will give Blachowicz a bit of time to press forward.

Jan B\u0142achowicz vs. Carlos Ulberg Final Betting Analysis:<\/strong>

The biggest threat by far to Ulberg is Blachowicz\u2019s leg kicks. Ulberg\u2019s lead leg facing inward creates a massive target, and we have little doubt that Jan will land at least 10-15 leg kicks within the first two rounds.

The good news for Ulberg is that this isn\u2019t the first rodeo for City Kickboxing when preparing for Blachowicz. In all effect, this is a rematch against Blachowicz, and we are intrigued to see what the plan is outside of sticking and moving.

We are expecting this fight to work in Ulberg\u2019s favor as he will be better prepared than Adesanya was.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

UFC Fight Night: Kevin Holland vs. Gunnar Nelson<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Why Bet on Kevin Holland?<\/strong>

In recent fights it seems like Holland just doesn\u2019t want to win any more, which is why we\u2019ve been fading him often. In this case though, we am hesitant to fade him because everything here points to him winning, he has the significant reach and height advantage, and whilst he is once again facing a very good grappler, we do not think that Nelson will be as big of a threat as RDR.

Holland will have a massive, astronomical striking advantage, his reach and height already have allowed him to succeed in the organisation for as long as a fight remains on the feet, he\u2019s slick with his boxing, he has awkward timing with things and that typically works in his favour because he doesn\u2019t have a static style, nothing really repeats, its all just a free-flowing style that he is great at.

Why Bet on Gunnar Nelson<\/strong>?

Nelson is certainly someone who we weren\u2019t expecting to see this weekend. He\u2019s a brilliant submission specialist who will practically do his best to get the fight to the ground, which means crashing into Holland and going for that takedown.

The submission has to come quickly due to Holland being rather squirrely with his wrestling defense on his back. He\u2019s capable of landing offense, making grappling and wrestling with him a bit more difficult than the instigator would like.

Kevin Holland vs. Gunnar Nelson Final Betting Analysis:<\/strong>

The concern about Holland\u2019s grappling and wrestling defense remains. He has improved, sure, but is he going to take this fight seriously enough to want to win? We won\u2019t know until the fight happens.

Nelson will fall behind any striking statistic as he doesn\u2019t have the reach or height to make this competitive on the feet.

Holland is so quick, so light on his feet, and so diverse that Nelson will have minimal choice but to absorb everything coming his way to wrap his arms around Holland and try to get the fight to the ground.

We think that this is Holland\u2019s fight to lose, it all depends on his drive. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

UFC Fight Night: Molly McCann vs. Alexia Thainara<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Why Bet on Molly McCann?<\/strong>

McCann has always been a crowd-pleaser. She\u2019s exciting to watch and isn\u2019t afraid to make the fight chaotic. The problem with all of that is her reliance on action covers up the fact that she\u2019s not a very technical fighter, yes there are a lot of strikes thrown and a lot of forward pressure, but her success rate against reasonably good competition is shockingly low, and whilst her spinning elbow attacks and what not is a hype builder, we don\u2019t think she\u2019s a great overall fighter.

On the feet, she\u2019s a monster, walking forward and throwing punches in bunches with overwhelming pressure and volume, but defensively she has too many gaps.

The main concern for McCann here is her takedown and grappling defense. She has spent a large majority of her camp preparing for someone like Istela Nunes, someone who is currently 0-4 in the UFC, she was set up for failure.

Now McCann\u2019s taking on a solid prospect who, despite being on short notice, is likely to fight how she typically fights, and that\u2019s through taking her opponent to the ground and looking for that submission.

Why Bet on Alexia Thainara?<\/strong>

Thainara is an interesting one to disclose, from what we\u2019ve seen in her fights on the DWCS she is incredibly well-rounded and quite intelligent with her striking placement, mixing up the targets well.

We think that McCann\u2019s abdomen\/torso is a bit of a weakness for McCann, so a well-timed liver kick or knee to the solar plexus could wind the hometown fighter and thus turn the momentum around.

Molly McCann vs. Alexia Thainara Final Betting Analysis:<\/strong>

McCann needs to keep this fight standing and needs to push the pace to expose the potential cardio problems that Thainara may feel. Since she is coming in as a late replacement, we are doubtful that her cardio is up to par with McCann\u2019s.

Ultimately, we believe Thainara will keep it a bit safe and look for the takedowns since McCann was preparing for a volume striker in Istela.

We do think that takedowns will be the primary road to victory, followed by submission attempts. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

UFC Fight Night: Jordan Vucenic vs. Chris Duncan<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Why Bet on Jordan Vucenic?<\/strong>

Vucenic is a fantastic submission specialist who had a tough debut loss against Guram Kutateladze, and to experience three competitive rounds against Kutateladze on short notice is pretty damn impressive.

Vucenic is primarily a grappler, and he typically wants nothing more than to take the fight to the ground and hunt for that neck for submission. Duncan is so wrestle and grapple-heavy that we believe we\u2019re going to see both fighters vie for position. Vucenic is a better grappler than Duncan, who prefers controlling his opponent over submitting them.

We believe that due to Duncan\u2019s relatively rough takedown defense, Vucenic will be the instigator within the clinch in getting the fight to the ground, and working his way on the points with aggressiveness.

Why Bet on Chris Duncan?<\/strong>

Duncan has been in the UFC for a handful of fights and for the most part has done really, really well, with only one mark in his UFC record in which he lost to Manuel Torres via submission.

Duncan\u2019s always been a relatively well-rounded athlete, but the one thing that we constantly see him running into is either a guillotine or, if our prediction about Vucenic\u2019s body lock takedown is accurate, an RNC. Either way, we think Duncan\u2019s takedown offense can be great, but it leaves him open to so many submissions.

Jordan Vucenic vs. Chris Duncan Final Betting Analysis:<\/strong>

We don\u2019t think Vucenic will go for traditional double-leg takedowns because Duncan will probably be ready for that.

The one thing Vucenic is going to have to be careful about is the striking output from Duncan as he does have fairly good strikes in his arsenal. His right cross is pretty effective, and Vucenic could walk into that.

We think Duncan has a high reliance on being the forward pressure fighter, as long as he is going for takedowns and pressing the action, he is likely to win, but the moment a better submission specialist or grappler faces him (in this case, Vucenic), we can\u2019t help but think that Vucenic will just find that submission and get that squeeze.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

UFC Fight Night: Nathaniel Wood vs. Morgan Charri\u00e8re<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Why Bet on Nathaniel Wood?<\/strong>

Wood has been an absolute staple of UK MMA events, and it\u2019s always a pleasure to watch him fight.The one main thing that sticks out whenever Wood fights is how actively he attacks the legs of his opponent, and that\u2019s going to be a major tool to deal with the outlandish pace that Charriere uses when he fights.

Once Wood settles in a bit more and starts hiding the leg kicks behind his strikes, he switches to a boxing style in which he can measure out combinations and setups after his opponent is less mobile.

Why Bet on Morgan Charri\u00e8re?<\/strong>

Charriere likes to crash into his opponents. He is so explosive and just so uncaring about what comes his way. He is a crowd-pleaser and will engage in all sorts of action, and his cardio will allow him to fight at such an insane pace for all three rounds. Because for as much as Woods\u2019 last opponent (Pineda) was dangerous with his strikes, Charriere is a lot quicker, a lot more active with his offense, and can adapt and think quickly on his feet.

His defensive movement and instincts will likely be effective as he is great at rolling with the punches and just being hard to track, moving defensively, and leaving his head off the center line. Wood is great at hunting the chin of opponents who tend to be hard to hit, and we believe that it\u2019s going to be a bit risky for Wood to engage aggressively, as Charriere is more than happy to go for a level change and try to control Wood on the ground.

Now, Charriere is reasonably hittable, as he does thrive within boxing range of his opponent. His style emanates \u201cas long as I can get hit, so can you,\u201d and we see that whenever he fights, he\u2019s defensively okay with raising that guard, but no matter what his opponent throws and lands, Charriere meets them in the middle with a variety of attacks, whether its body kicks or a straight right.

Nathaniel Wood vs. Morgan Charri\u00e8re Final Betting Analysis:<\/strong>

We believe that, as long as Wood remains light on his feet, sticking and moving out of the way of Charriere\u2019s attacks, he should be able to walk away with a win.

Wood needs to play the long and boring game because the moment things get exciting and he takes more risks in the pocket, the more chance Charriere has at going for that lightning-quick takedown and turning the momentum around. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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