UFC welterweight Sean Brady is confident that Colby Covington will emerge victorious against Leon Edwards in the main event of UFC 296 and claim the welterweight title. Additionally, he is also showing his support for his fellow countryman to achieve this feat.
American Solidarity in MMA UFC welterweight Sean Brady expresses his support for fellow American fighter Colby Covington in the upcoming UFC 296 main event. Brady emphasizes the importance of Americans supporting their own athletes, a sentiment he feels is stronger in other countries.
Brady’s Ascent in the Welterweight Division At 31 years old, Brady is climbing the 170-pound ladder, aiming for a world championship bout. He recently recovered from his first loss with a third-round submission victory over Kelvin Gastelum at UFC Austin.
Covington’s Return to the Octagon Despite being out of action for nearly two years, Brady believes Covington’s skills remain sharp. Covington’s last fight was a unanimous decision win over Jorge Masvidal at UFC 272 in March 2022.
Brady’s Take on Covington’s Abilities Brady acknowledges Covington’s talent, setting aside the latter’s controversial persona. He knows people who vouch for Covington’s character and abilities in the gym, hoping for his success at UFC 296.