UFC London 2026 LIVE: Murphy vs Evloev start time, undercard, fight updates and results as Kurtis Campbell competes – UK Times

US featherweight Danny Silva is the first fighter out as the main card begins.

Now here comes Liverpool’s Kurtis Campbell, an unassuming guy in those thick-framed glasses… but a dangerous athlete!

He soaks in the love from the London crowd.

Can he succeed where his fellow Scouser Shem Rock failed earlier tonight?

The main card is upon us! Here’s how it looks, in chronological order:

Kurtis Campbell vs Danny Silva (featherweight)

Roman Dolidze vs Christian Leroy Duncan (middleweight)

Iwo Baraniewski vs Austen Lane (light-heavyweight)

Michael “Venom” Page vs Sam Patterson (welterweight)

Luke Riley vs Michael Aswell Jr (featherweight)

Movsar Evloev vs Lerone Murphy (featherweight)

Wood, victorious with a points win over Keita, limps into the media room and says his foot might be broken.

“Can you believe that?” asks the Portuguese-born Londoner. “As if it was a normal day…”

Mason Jones def. Axel Sola via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)

A deserved win by Jones and so much heart shown from both men. Wow. Jones is fired-up in his post-fight interview in the cage (he apologises for swearing!)

The crowd erupts down the final straight as Jones BLASTS Sola with knee after knee after knee against the fence! Some to the body, some to the head.

What a final round from the Welshman, who has surely grabbed the decision win…

Wow, Sola is cut BADLY on his right cheek. That’s a wide gash, and most of his corner’s work between rounds is on treating it.

OH! And Jones rocks him early in this final round with a head kick, before landing TWO spinning back elbows!

How is Sola still in this? He even takes down the Welshman, wow.

But Jones does well to pop back to his feet, and he’ll back himself to maintain supremacy in the striking…

It’s been a bit of a firefight so far, with both men badly bloodied and the bout going everywhere, including in some tense grappling exchanges.

It’s likely one round apiece as the final frame approaches…

Keita has really grown into this fight and and is swinging for the fences as he searches for a statement final-round finish.

Wood is still chipping away with the jabs but as far as damage is concerned, the occasional Keita haymaker could swing this in his favour on the scorecards.

This has been a really close fight and as the buzzer goes, both men celebrate. We go to a decision…

Nathaniel Wood def. Losene Keita via split decision (29-28, 29-28, 28-29)

The Londoner stays undefeated in London and extends his win streak to four against a very tricky opponent!