Sean Brady's Dominant Submission Win Over Leon Edwards Reshapes UFC Welterweight Title Race

Brady's fourth-round guillotine victory at UFC London marked Edwards' first career stoppage loss and positioned the Philadelphia fighter as a leading title contender.

Sean Brady defeated former welterweight champion Leon Edwards via guillotine choke in the fourth round at UFC London, becoming the first fighter to stop Edwards in his career.
Brady broke the UFC record for most control time in a single round, dominating Edwards for 4 minutes and 57 seconds in the second round.
The fight highlighted Brady's technical dominance, as he out-struck and controlled Edwards in every round before securing the submission.
Despite taking the fight on short notice after the birth of his daughter, Brady showcased composure and resilience, further cementing his status as a top welterweight contender.
Brady has expressed willingness to serve as a backup fighter for the UFC 315 title bout between Belal Muhammad and Jack Della Maddalena, signaling his readiness for a future title shot.