Neil Magny headlines four new bouts added to UFC 330 in Philly

UFC's all-time Welterweight wins leader Neil Magny returns against submission specialist Ramiz Brahimaj at UFC 330 on Aug. 15 in Philadelphia, the promotion confirmed Wednesday.

Magny (31-14) saw a two-fight streak stopped when he was submitted in the opening round by Yaroslav Amosov in his most recent outing, MMA Mania reports. "The Haitian Sensation" holds 5-6 over his last 11 appearances but remains the division's most experienced active roster member. Brahimaj (13-6) dropped a decision to Puna Soriano at UFC Houston after stringing together three consecutive victories, all finishes.

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Geoff Neal and Jalin Turner return from knockout losses

Former ranked contender Geoff Neal meets Chidi Njokuani in a must-win bout for both Welterweights. Neal (16-8) absorbed back-to-back brutal knockouts for the first time in his career, stopped by Carlos Prates at UFC 319 and then by Uros Medic in Houston. Njokuani (25-12-1) has dropped two straight after opening his latest 170-pound run with three wins.

Ex-ranked Lightweight Jalin Turner faces Kaue Fernandes in another addition to the card. Turner (15-9) came out of a nine-month retirement to stop Edson Barboza in the first round at UFC 323. Fernandes (11-2) has won three straight after stumbling in his promotional debut, including a calf-kick demolition of Harry Hardwick.

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Hometown fighter Jeremiah Wells takes on surging prospect Myktybek Orolbai in the fourth confirmed bout. Orolbai (16-2-1) has gone unbeaten since moving to Welterweight, knocking out Jack Hermansson and dominating Chris Curtis. Wells (13-4) rebounded from a two-fight skid with a decision over Themba Gorimbo after more than a year away.

UFC 330 takes place at Xfinity Mobile Arena with Islam Makhachev defending his Welterweight title against Ian Machado Garry in the main event.

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• MMA Mania — Several fun fights added to UFC 330, including the all-time Welterweight wins leader