Robert Whittaker and Darren Till headline a packed UFC Fight Night 174 card, the last to take place on UFC Fight Island.

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Former middleweight champion Whittaker will be determined to rebuild his stock after a punishing defeat by Israel Adesanya last year.

Englishman Till sit fifth in the middleweight rankings and will hope to claw his way closer to a title fight if he can halt Whittaker in this one.

Elsewhere on the card, Maurico Rua and Antonio Rogerio Noguiera face off in a light heavyweight clash, while Alexander Gustafsson is back in action against Fabricio Werdum.

BT Sport have full rights for the event live on their platforms this Saturday evening, while ESPN+ will be showing all the action live in the US.

Check out the full UFC Fight Night 174 fight card below for the event taking place at 11pm (UK time) on Saturday 25th July 2020.

In the UK? Watch UFC Fight Night on BT Sport

In the US? Watch UFC Fight Night on ESPN+

UFC Fight Night 174 card

Main card

  • Robert Whittaker v Darren Till – Middleweight
  • Maurício Rua v Antônio Rogério Nogueira – Light Heavyweight
  • Fabrício Werdum v Alexander Gustafsson – Heavyweight
  • Carla Esparza v Marina Rodriguez – Women's Strawweight
  • Paul Craig v Gadzhimurad Antigulov – Light Heavyweight
  • Alex Oliveira v Peter Sobotta – Welterweight
  • Khamzat Chimaev v Rhys McKee – Welterweight

Preliminary Card

  • Francisco Trinaldo v Jai Herbert – Lightweight
  • Nicolas Dalby v Jesse Ronson – Welterweight
  • Tom Aspinall v Jake Collier – Heavyweight
  • Movsar Evloev v Mike Grundy – Featherweight
  • Tanner Boser v Raphael Pessoa – Heavyweight
  • Bethe Correia v Pannie Kianzad – Women's Bantamweight
  • Ramazan Emeev v Niklas Stolze – Welterweight
  • Nathaniel Wood v John Castañeda – Bantamweight
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Michael PottsSport Editor

Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.

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