Sean Brady-Vicente Luque to Serve as UFC Atlantic City Main Event on March 30

The Ultimate Fighting Championship now has a main event for every fight card to April besides its Saudi Arabia show.

Via the promotion on Friday, UFC Atlantic City, also likely called UFC on ESPN 53, now has its main attraction. Welterweights will take center stage at the Boardwalk Hall, as Sean Brady (15-1) takes on Vicente Luque (22-9-1). The two will collide on March 30 in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Brady successfully rebounded from his first defeat—a knockout loss to Belal Muhammad where he appeared to completely run out of gas—by tapping Kelvin Gastelum in the third round of their December match. Brady began his professional career by racking up 15 straight wins, including five in the Octagon. The Philadelphia native claimed notable victories over Jake Matthews and Michael Chiesa to put himself in top-10 contention.

Always-entertaining Luque also broke out of a skid by topping Rafael dos Anjos on the scorecards last year. Before then, he fell short to Muhammad by decision and succumbed to strikes from Geoff Neal, for his first career losing streak. Prior to those two losses, “The Silent Assassin” had won 10 of his last 11 outings, with the lone blemish coming against Stephen Thompson. Luque is two stoppage victories shy of Matt Brown’s welterweight record (15), and his eight post-fight bonuses are two behind divisional leader Chris Lytle (10).

The UFC on ESPN show on March 30 will play out in front of fans in Atlantic City, New Jersey, for the first time April 2018. Its likely co-featured matchup comes in a flyweight title eliminator between Erin Blanchfield and Manon Fiorot. Other key pairings on the fight card include Chris Weidman vs. Bruno Silva at welterweight, Dominick Reyes vs. Carlos Ulberg in the light heavyweight division and Virna Jandiroba against Lupita Godinez in a strawweight clash.