UFC London is set to light up The O2 Arena in London, England, tonight (Saturday, March 21) with a stacked lineup with the potential to deliver high-octane action. The event marks the promotion’s 17th visit to “The Big Smoke” and its first return since a Fight Night card held in March last year.
The upcoming Fight Night card is headlined by a high-stakes featherweight showdown withpotential title implications, as No. 1 contender Movsar Evloev is set to face No. 3-ranked Lerone Murphy in the main event. Meanwhile, the co-main event features hometown 145-pounder Luke Riley scheduled to take on Michael Aswell.
Beyond the headliners, the card features a strong roster of British fighters, rounding out the lineup across the board.
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Fighter walkouts are a key part of any fight card, setting the tone inside the arena before the action unfolds. They also add another layer to the buildup as each matchup draws closer.
Here’s a look at the walkout songs severalUFC Londonfighters have used in their previous Octagon appearances.
Movsar Evloev enters the bout with a perfect 9-0 record in the UFC and returns to action following a layoff of over a year. He was last seen at UFC 310 in December 2024, where he secured a unanimous decision victory over former bantamweight champion Aljamain Sterling.
When it comes to walkout music, Evloev keeps it rooted in consistency. The 32-year-old Russian has long embraced a traditional track that pays homage to his heritage, making the walk to theOctagonto“Melodies of the Mountain”by Sulambek Mamilov.
Meanwhile, Lerone Murphy, who also boasts an unbeaten 9-0-1 record inside the Octagon, was last seen in action atUFC 319in August 2025, where he scored a highlight-reel spinning elbow knockout victory over debutant Aaron Pico.
Staying true to form, “The Miracle” sticks with his walkout choice, using the iconic“Ambitionz Az A Ridah”by legendary rapper 2Pac as he makes his way to the Octagon.
Source: LowKickMMA.com
