"Get Ready for an Intense Night: Watch UFC Fight Night London 2022 on TV with Fight Card and Viewing Guide"

The O2 Arena is set to host a spectacular UFC Fight Night event featuring some of the finest British MMA fighters. Among the top draws will be Tom Aspinall, fighting out of Salford, who is sure to have the crowds going wild as he takes on Curtis Blaydes in the main event. Ranked at No.6 in the heavyweight division, Aspinall is the slight underdog against Blaydes, who is ranked fourth. But with both fighters expected to deliver a pulsating performance, the outcome of the fight is anyone’s guess.

The upcoming event can be viewed via a BT Sport Monthly Pass link. In his professional career, Blaydes has only been beaten by Derrick Lewis and Francis Ngannou on two occasions, whereas Aspinall has been undefeated since 2016. After his triumph over Alexander Volkov earlier in the year, Aspinall is pumped up and eager to delight fans once again on home soil. The card has several other interesting matchups, with Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann also in line to take to the Octagon.

Find complete details of UFC 272, including TV channels, UK timings, live streams, and the fight card, all on RadioTimes.com. Submit your details to confirm you've read the terms and conditions and consented to the privacy policy. Coverage for UFC Fight Night London starts at 6 pm on 23 July, with the main event scheduled to kick off around 8 pm UK time.

The main card is a lineup of stellar matches, including Curtis Blaydes v Tom Aspinall in the heavyweight category, Jack Hermansson v Chris Curtis in middleweight, Paddy Pimblett v Jordan Leavitt in lightweight, Nikita Krylov v Alexander Gustafsson in light heavyweight, Molly McCann v Hannah Goldy in women’s flyweight, and Paul Craig v Volkan Oezdemir in light heavyweight. The prelims card includes Marc Diakiese v Damir Hadzovic in lightweight, Nathaniel Wood v Charles Rosa in featherweight, Makwan Amirkhani v Jonathan Pearce in featherweight, Muhammed Mokaev v Charles Johnson in flyweight, Jai Herbert v Kyle Nelson in lightweight, Mandy Bohm v Victoria Leonardo in women's flyweight, and Claudio Silva v Nicolas Dalby in welterweight.

Viewers can catch UFC Fight Night London live on BT Sport 1 starting at 6 pm. There are numerous ways to subscribe to BT Sport, including adding BT TV and Sport to your BT Broadband package for as little as £15 per month. By opting for the 'Big Sport' package for £40 a month, you can access all BT Sport channels, as well as 11 Sky Sports channels via a NOW pass.

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