Usman aims for fight with Sean Brady in welterweight

Kamaru Usman, the former UFC welterweight champion, is looking to fight Sean Brady following his recent losses. Usman lost to Leon Edwards and Khamzat Chimaev, which has set him back in the title race. He believes a match against Brady, who just defeated Edwards, could be a key opportunity for his comeback. Usman’s reign as champion ended at UFC 278 when he lost to Edwards. Since then, he has suffered two more defeats, making it crucial for him to secure a win to stay relevant in the welterweight division. In a recent podcast, Usman expressed interest in fighting Brady, highlighting that he appreciates Brady's fighting style. Brady is gaining recognition after submitting Edwards in the main event of UFC Fight Night 255. He has called out top fighters, including Usman, as he looks to establish himself among the best in the division. Although Usman has turned down fights with other opponents recently, he finds the idea of fighting Brady intriguing and is eager to maintain his streak against fighters trained by Din Thomas. As Usman prepares to end his losing streak, he sees Brady as his primary target. He also considers other fighters like Shavkat Rakhmonov and Joaquin Buckley as potential opponents. Usman knows he needs to perform well to secure another chance at the title, while Brady aims to solidify his position as a contender.