UFC Fight Night: Weigh-ins
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UFC returns to London, England, on Saturday with one of its own participating in the headlining fight of the card. In the main event of UFC Fight Night 147, Liverpool native Darren Till will make his return to the Octagon when he takes on veteran Jorge Masvidal in welterweight action. 

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Till will be looking to rebound after unsuccessfully challenging former welterweight champion Tyron Woodley for the title in the main event of UFC 228 in September 2018. At just 26 years of age, Till still has a lot of time to grow and rise back up the ranks in the 170-pound division, and that journey begins on Saturday in his home country. Masvidal will be making his return after over a year off from competition, and he, too, will be looking to bounce back with a victory. The 34-year-old Masvidal has lost in his last two outings inside the cage, most recently suffering a unanimous decision loss to Stephen Thompson at UFC 217. 

Below is all the information you need to catch the UFC Fight Night 147 event on Saturday. 

How to watch UFC Fight Night 147

Date: Saturday, March 16 | Start time: 4 p.m. ET
Location: O2 Arena -- London, England
Stream: ESPN+ 

Now, here's a look at the UFC Fight Night 147 main fight card and betting odds.  

UFC Fight Night 147 main card, odds

FavoriteUnderdogWeightclass

Darren Till -230

Jorge Masvidal +185

Welterweight

Leon Edwards -150

Gunnar Nelson +120

Welterweight

Dominick Reyes -240

Volkan Oezdemir +190

Light heavyweight

Nathaniel Wood -270

Jose Quinonez +220

Bantamweight

Claudio Silva -150Danny Roberts +130Welterweight
Jack Marshman -140John Phillips +120 Middleweight

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