Ahead of their March 22 UFC London welterweight main event, Sean Brady is favored at -170, while former champion Leon Edwards is the underdog at +140.

This fight marks Edwards' return since losing his title to Belal Muhammad at UFC 304 last summer. Brady, meanwhile, steps in for Jack Della Maddalena, who was moved to a title shot.

Brady has a strong submission record, with all three of his UFC finishes coming via submission, including a kimura victory over Kelvin Gastelum. He is considered a strong contender in the welterweight division.

Edwards has been taken down three or more times in six UFC fights. And despite victories over Kamaru Usman and Colby Covington, Sean Brady saw plenty of holes in the Brit's game.

While speaking with Sportsnet's Aaron Bronsteter, Brady explained that he doesn't pay attention to the odds for the fight but is unsurprised that he's favored over the ex-titleholder.

I mean, I guess if I was to analyze it and take myself out of it, if you look at the styles…man's been fighting grab orders his whole life, but a lot of them have given him trouble. You know, he was losing the Kamaru fight until he landed the head kick. I personally thought the third Kamaru fight was a lot closer than what people make it seem to be like. You could argue that fight for Kamaru. And then Belal did what Belal did to him.

If you look at ages of a lot of the guys he's fighting, they're a lot older, kind of at the end of his career. So I can understand why the odds are the way they are. But like I said, I'm not into any of that," Sean Brady continued. "When I'm fighting, I'm ready for the best Leon Edwards, and you're going to get the best Sean Brady.