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Who Is Sean Brady Fighting Next? Sean Brady Next Fight, Last Fight, Sean Brady MMA Record and More!

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Sean Brady competes in UFC’s welterweight division and is known for his exceptional grappling and well-rounded fighting style. He earned his black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training under Daniel Gracie at Renzo Gracie Philly gym. Before coming to the UFC, Brady amassed an undefeated record of 10-0 and also captured the Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFF) welterweight title.

Brady made his UFC debut back in October of 2019 and had no problems in taking out Court McGee. He then went on a 5 win streak in the UFC and only the current welterweight champion, Belal Muhammad, was able to take him down so far. His victories also includes wins against notable fighters such as Gilbert Burns, Kelvin Gastelum, Michael Chiesa, more, showcasing his suffocating ground game and improved striking. Brady is currently ranked as the 5th best fighter in the welterweight division and has remained a dangerous contender.

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Sean Brady’s Next Fight

Sean Brady will take on the Leon Edwards at UFC Fight Night 255, on March 22nd, at O2 Arena, London, England. The fight between the two will be the main event of the evening. Outside of the fight against Belal Muhammad, Edwards will be the toughest challenge for the American so far.

Both of these fighters have a lot to gain from winning the fight. If Brady defeats Edwards, he’ll climb further into the rankings and potentially challenge Muhammad for the Belt someday. This is a huge opportunity for him as he’s never gotten this close for a chance at the title in his UFC career. For Edwards, after coming off of a loss against the champ, he is looking to redeem himself and stay amongst the top contenders for a shot at the title. Since Edwards recently claimed that he wasn’t his usual self in the fight against Muhammad, he needs to show the world that there’s still juice left in him to pursue another title run.

Leon Edwards and Sean Brady face off for the first time 👀🔥

🎥 @UFC_CA #UFCLondon

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— Championship Rounds (@ChampRDS) March 18, 2025

Sean Brady’s Previous Fight

Brady won his last fight against Gilbert Burns at UFC Fight Night on September of 2024. Brady won the fight via unanimous decision and it wasn’t even close. He outclassed Burns in ever step of the way and landed 130 significant strikes to Burns’ 47, had 7 takedowns, and when it comes to total strikes, Brady landed 274 strikes to Burns’ 76.

Leon Edwards believes he can finish Sean Brady since Belal Muhammad finished Sean Brady 👀 pic.twitter.com/OdYslwY4iA
— MMA On Point (@OnPointMMA) March 17, 2025

Sean Brady’s MMA Record

Brady is a near perfect 17-1-0 so far in his MMA career, and is 7-1 in the UFC. He has only lost to Belal Muhammad in his entire MMA career and while many fighters tend to go on a losing streak after a big loss, Brady battled adversity and has won two more fights since.

Sean Brady reacts to his first faceoff with "skinny" Leon Edwards and warns something he's "never felt" is coming at #UFCLondon 👀

(via @MikeBohn) pic.twitter.com/4GA7flVqtK
— MMA Junkie (@MMAJunkie) March 18, 2025

Fight	By Knockout	By Submission	By Decision
Win	3	5	9
Loss	1	0	0

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