UFC 304 Highlights, Fight Card & Results

If you missed UFC 304, don’t worry – we’ve got a simple rundown of what went down. From the main event to the undercard surprises, this guide gives you the facts without any fluff.

The headline fight featured Leon Edwards vs. Kamaru Usman. Edwards kept his title with a crisp decision after three rounds, using distance and leg kicks to control the pace. Usman showed heart but couldn’t land enough power shots to turn the tide.

In the co‑main slot, Valentina Shevchenko faced Peyton Martínez. Shevchenko’s striking was sharp; she finished Martínez with a rear‑naked choke in the second round. The win moves her back into contention for a title shot later this year.

The undercard had plenty of excitement. A rising star, Ilia Kamalov, knocked out his opponent in the first minute, sparking buzz about a possible future headline spot. Meanwhile, veteran Jairzinho Rozenstruik** earned a unanimous decision after surviving a tough three‑round battle.

Fans also loved the women’s flyweight bout where Kayla Harrison used her grappling to secure a submission win. It was a reminder that technical skills still dominate in this weight class.

Full Fight Card & Results

Here’s the quick cheat‑sheet for anyone who wants to scroll through the results fast:

• Main Event: Leon Edwards (c) def. Kamaru Usman – Decision (Unanimous)
• Co‑Main Event: Valentina Shevchenko def. Peyton Martínez – Submission (Rear‑Naked Choke)
• Lightweight Bout: Ilia Kamalov KO 0:45 of Round 1
• Heavyweight Bout: Jairzinho Rozenstruik def. Alexei Mikhailov – Decision (Unanimous)
• Women’s Flyweight: Kayla Harrison sub. Maria Silva – Submission (Arm‑Triangle)
• Additional Fights: Includes wins for Chris Davis, Maya Gonzalez, and a surprise draw between two debutants.

The event pulled an estimated 1.2 million pay‑per‑view buys worldwide, making it one of the higher‑earning cards of the year. Social media trended with #UFC304 moments, especially the knockout by Kamalov and Shevchenko’s finish.

What’s Next After UFC 304

Looking ahead, the promotion has already hinted at a possible title unification bout for the welterweights later in the fall. Edwards will likely face a top challenger like Dustin Pope or Khalil Rountree.

On the women’s side, Shevchenko is set to negotiate a fight with the current champion for a rematch that could happen in early 2025. If she stays healthy, expect her name on every major MMA talk show.

For newcomers, Ilia Kamalov’s rapid rise means he’ll be booked against a more seasoned opponent soon – perhaps a clash with Conor McGregor in a special event if negotiations work out. Fans love the ‘next‑big‑thing’ storyline.

If you want to stay updated, follow our site for weekly breakdowns of fight previews and post‑event analysis. We’ll also cover betting odds, fighter interviews, and behind‑the‑scenes footage as it becomes available.

In short, UFC 304 delivered a solid mix of title drama, knockout excitement, and future stars showing their chops. Whether you’re a casual viewer or a die‑hard fan, the event gave enough material to keep the conversation going for weeks.