Brad Pickett expects fireworks when Leon Edwards and Sean Brady are against each other at UFC London.
'Rocky' is excited to make an explanation when he walks outside for a crowded crowd in the O2arena.
After he has lost his championship belt the last time -out, the striker knows that he needs a big victory to push himself on to a rematch with Belal Muhammad.
But first he has a big task for him, as Brady Edwards has warned about what is to come.
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Brad Pickett thinks Leon Edwards Sean Brady will finish early
Brad Pickett can't wait for UFC London. He not only has two hunters in the account, in the form of Nathaniel Wood and Lone'er Kavanagh, but he is also very intrigued by the main event between Leon Edwards and Sean Brady.
While many write off the Brit because of his last performance, 'One Punch' explained that there were mitigating circumstances and his countryman bounces back with a large KO.
In an exclusive interview with Bloody Elbow via Grosvenor, Pickett explained: “Overcoming any loss, regardless of where you are in your career, you always want to get back on track. Losing back-to-back will be difficult, especially because he is a former champion.
“He has just lost his belt, so his next fight will be very important for where he goes into his life.
“He fights against a very cool, emerging man in the weight class. He should go into this fight as a favorite, but he is a heavy young hungry lion.
“I feel that he was struggling against Belal Muhammad with the time difference. Although he fought in the UK, he fought at our time while he fought at 4 o'clock – I have been there before and did that, I know how difficult that was – it was bad.
“It has influenced his performance a bit, he was very faint, so I feel that he has a bit of a point to prove in this. He is such a talented hunter in all areas; I see him win a victory with a few strikes, or if not, a fairly dominant decision victory.”
Leon Edwards gives his greatest frustration about the defeat of Belal Muhammad for UFC London Return
Ultimately, the main goal of Edwards is to get his chance on revenge on his rival.
With their first fight ending in a no-match, which the British-Jamiacan won until a casual eye Por brought a stop to the procedure, and their second the way of the American Palestinian, they have unmistakably unfinished things.
The former champion still leaves the result of the last game with sleepless nights.
Now Edwards has revealed which annoys him most about Mohammed who claims the belt.
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