Top 10-ranked contenders in the Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight division will throw down when Tom Aspinall meets Marcin Tybura in the UFC Fight Night 224 headliner. Meanwhile, former Cage Warriors Fighting Championship titleholder Molly McCann faces “The Ultimate Fighter” Season 28 semifinalist Julija Stoliarenko in the three-round women’s flyweight co-main event at 125 pounds.
Date, Time, Location for UFC Fight Night 224
UFC Fight Night “Aspinall vs. Tybura” goes down on Saturday, July 22 at the O2 Arena in London. The main card kicks off at 3 p.m. ET/12 p.m. PT. The prelims start at 12 p.m. ET/9 a.m. PT.
UFC Fight Night ‘Aspinall vs. Tybura’ Tickets
Those in the London area on July 22 can purchase tickets through AXS.com to see UFC Fight Night 224 in person. The site offers seating options in a variety of price ranges, starting around $116.
How to View UFC Fight Night 224 Online
Anyone wishing to live stream UFC Fight Night 224 online will need to purchase an ESPN+ membership. The ESPN-owned streaming service has exclusive rights to UFC live streams, making ESPN+ the only way to view UFC Fight Night “Aspinall vs. Tybura” online in the United States. The main card can be viewed on ESPN+ at 3 p.m. ET/12 p.m. PT, while the prelims can be seen on ESPN+ at 12 p.m. ET/9 a.m. PT. Meanwhile, BT Sport is the lone broadcaster showing UFC Fight Night 224 live in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Coverage begins at 8 p.m. BST. Finally, Foxtel TV customers in Australia can stream UFC Fight Night “Aspinall vs. Tybura” online by using the Foxtel Go app and may also sign up for Kayo to watch ESPN online.
UFC Fight Night 224 Card, Odds
BetUs.com lists Aspinall as a robust -460 favorite in the main event, with Tybura as the +335 underdog. In the co-headliner, McCann is favored at -200, with Stoliarenko coming back at +165.
Aspinall, 30, has won eight of his past nine bouts. However, the Team Kaobon representative has not competed since a serious knee injury resulted in a 15-second technical knockout loss to Curtis Blaydes at UFC Fight Night 208 nearly a year ago. Aspinall, who has never gone the distance in his 15-fight career, sports five sub-minute finishes on his resume. Tybura, meanwhile, enters the cage on the strength of back-to-back victories. The 37-year-old former M-1 Global champion last appeared at UFC Fight Night 218, where he outpointed Blagoy Ivanov to a unanimous decision on Feb. 4. Tybura owns an 11-6 record across his 17 outings inside the Octagon.
UFC Fight Night “Aspinall vs. Tybura” also features a middleweight clash matching Andre Muniz (-220) with Paul Craig (+180), a lightweight affair pitting Fares Ziam (-160) against Jai Herbert (+130) and a pair of featherweight tilts, as Nathaniel Wood (-210) takes on Andre Fili (+170) and Lerone Murphy (-140) collides with Joshua Culibao (+110). Bantamweights anchor the undercard, where undefeated Dana White’s Contender Series graduate Daniel Marcos (-150) battles “The Ultimate Fighter” Season 18 runner-up Davey Grant (+120) at 135 pounds.
The rest of the UFC Fight Night 224 lineup: Danny Roberts (-120) vs. Jonny Parsons (-110) at welterweight, Joel Alvarez (-200) vs. Marc Diakiese (+165) at lightweight, Jamal Pogues (-160) vs. Mick Parkin (+130) at heavyweight, Makhmud Muradov (-350) vs. Bryan Barberena (+250) at middleweight, Ketlen Vieira (-150) vs. Pannie Kianzad (+120) at women’s bantamweight, Chris Duncan (-150) vs. Yanal Ashmoz (+120) at lightweight, Bruna Brasil (-150) vs. Shauna Bannon (+120) at women’s strawweight and Jalel Filho (-115) vs. Daniel Barez (-115) at flyweight.
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