Breaking: LFA featherweight champion to take on undefeated British fighter at UFC 286 in London

Gabriel Santos, the reigning featherweight champion of the LFA (Legacy Fighting Alliance) is scheduled to go head-to-head with unbeaten British fighter, Lerone Murphy at UFC 286, which is set to take place in London. This highly anticipated matchup is expected to be an explosive battle, as both fighters are renowned for their exceptional skills and abilities inside the octagon.

Santos, who has an impressive record of victories under his belt, is considered to be one of the best featherweight fighters in the world. Meanwhile, Murphy has been making waves on the British MMA scene with his undefeated streak, and is now looking to prove himself on the international stage.

After securing a ten-fight winning streak, Brazilian fighting sensation Gabriel Santos has now signed a contract with the UFC, the leading MMA promotion. Santos is looking forward to demonstrating his exceptional MMA skills on the grand stage of UFC 286, having made a name for himself through his impressive performances in other promotions.

Lerone Murphy, the undefeated mixed martial artist from Britain with an impressive record of 11-0-1, was originally slated to fight Nathaniel Woods at UFC 286. However, Woods was forced to withdraw from the fight due to a severe leg injury, leaving Murphy without an opponent.

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Leon Edwards speaks in on the exorbitant UFC 286 ticket pricing

The cost of tickets for the upcoming UFC 286 event has caused controversy among MMA fans, with many questioning the high prices. Even headliner Leon Edwards has weighed in on the issue, stating his belief that the tickets should have been more affordable.

During a recent appearance on The MMA Hour, Edwards acknowledged that he had received messages from fans expressing their concerns about ticket prices. He went on to suggest that the UFC should have made an effort to ensure that tickets were more reasonably priced, to ensure that more fans could attend the event.

The current UFC welterweight champion stated:

"For me, I don’t understand why they’re so high. I think ringside, before it went on sale, was like four thousand pounds or dollars. That’s a lot of money, you know? It would be worth it if the fighters got paid more, but it all just goes back to the UFC anyway."

He further added:

"People have been messaging me saying, ’Why is it so expensive?’ I’m like, ‘Mate, I’m not making the prices.' But, yeah, it’s not good for the fans that can’t afford it. But it will still be a good show either way."

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