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UFC 315: Muhammad vs. Maddalena Wave-in results

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Montreal -Fightbook MMA has weighing results UFC 315: Muhammad vs. Maddalena.

This is an event It takes place on Saturday, May 10, 2025 in the Bell Center. The main card will be Live at Pay-Per-View at 22:00 ET/19 PM entitled Prelims will be available on TVA Sports and Sportsnet at 20:00 et/17 pm entitled Early primensions will start at 18:00 ET/3 PM PT on UFC Fight Pass. The event will take place in conjunction with Montreal tourism.

Belal MuhammadThe fight against Chicago, Illinois, the USA, goes to his first title defense since Leon Edwards Dethroning last summer. Will take on Maddalena Jackwho fights Perth in Western Australia, and has not waste time to reverse the head since joining the UFC list in 2021 in the co-Main event, No. 1 Pound-Funt for the pound for pounds of the fighter Valentina ShevchenkoFighting with Bishkek, Kyrgyz, he regained the 125-pound title with an impressive victory with Alexa Grasso in September. She will face Manon FiorFighting with Nice, France, who plans to best take advantage of its first opportunity for the UFC championship.

UFC 315: Muhammad vs. Maddalena Wave-in results:

Main card (Pay-Per-View, 22:00 ET):

  • Belal Muhammad vs Jack della Maddalena – for the title of welterweight
  • Valentina Shevchenko vs Manon Fiorot – for the Master of Muchy (retirement fight)
  • Jose Aldo vs Aiamann Zahabi
  • Alexa Grasso vs Natalia Silva
  • Kyle Prepolec vs Benoit Saint Denis

Preliminary card No. 2 (ESPN, ESPN + 20.00):

  • Mike Malott vs Charlie Radtke
  • Jessica Andrade vs Jasmine Jasudavicius
  • Modestas Buchauskas vs Jon Cutelaba
  • Ivan Erslan vs Navajo String

Preliminary card No. 1 (ESPN, ESPN + 18:30 ET):

  • Marc-Andre Barriault vs Bruno Silva
  • Jeong Yeong Lee vs Daniel Santos
  • Bekzata Almakhan vs Brad Soldier

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Morning Report | Kayla Harrison opens up about injury layoff and possible retirement

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Morning Report | Kayla Harrison opens up about injury layoff and possible retirement

I know a lot of folks are looking ahead to UFC 333 next weekend, but up here in CANADA we're stoked for UFC Edmonton this Saturday, headlined by Joaquin Buckley vs. Mike Malott.

OK, “stoked†might be overselling it a tad, but this card is not for you hosers! It's Canada vs. The World, with a ton of pressure on Malott to prove he's the real deal after being handed a top-10 opponent in Buckley. Time to deliver.

Who wins Saturday'a main event?

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Morning Report | Kayla Harrison opens up about injury layoff and possible retirement

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Morning Report | Kayla Harrison opens up about injury layoff and possible retirement

I know a lot of folks are looking ahead to UFC 333 next weekend, but up here in CANADA we're stoked for UFC Edmonton this Saturday, headlined by Joaquin Buckley vs. Mike Malott.

OK, “stoked†might be overselling it a tad, but this card is not for you hosers! It's Canada vs. The World, with a ton of pressure on Malott to prove he's the real deal after being handed a top-10 opponent in Buckley. Time to deliver.

Who wins Saturday'a main event?

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UFC reportedly lets 16-0 Farid Basharat walk after seven wins

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UFC reportedly lets 16-0 Farid Basharat walk after seven wins
The
Ultimate Fighting Championship has reportedly declined to renew
another undefeated fighter's contract.

Farid
Basharat (16-0) has been removed from the UFC roster, according
to MMA Fighting. He earned a contract on
Dana White's Contender Series in 2022 and went 7-0 in the
promotion.

Farid Basharat exits UFC after 7-0 Octagon run as promotion
reportedly declines to renew contract

Basharat completed his contract with a victory over John Garza
in July and wasn’t offered a new deal. The Afghan-born British
fighter also defeated Da'Mon Blackshear, Jean
Matsumoto and Chris
Gutierrez. Six of his seven UFC victories came by decision.

Basharat joins Muhammad
Mokaev and Michael
Page among fighters whose UFC contracts were not renewed
despite winning streaks.

His brother, Javid
Basharat, also left the UFC in February and has since joined
the
Professional Fighters League. Javid won his final UFC
appearance, though he went 1-2 with one no contest in his last four
bouts with the promotion.

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