Three Fights To Follow At Cage Warriors 200 | UFC Fight Pass

The London-based promotion has always had close ties with Ireland, and on Saturday night, a loaded fight card will see some of Ireland's top up-and-coming talent take center stage, live on UFC Fight Pass.

Ahead of fight night, let's take a look at three key matchups you can't afford to miss from the Emerald Isle this weekend.

But, despite his victory, there was still unfinished business to attend to, and a tense faceoff with Bagley ensued as the pair set up their title clash this weekend at Cage Warriors 200.

Bagley has a 7-1 record, and heads into his title fight with Simon on a five-fight win streak. His last outing saw him go the distance in a unanimous decision victory over Keweny Lopes, but each of his prior five victories under the Cage Warriors banner all came via the same method – rear-naked choke submission.

Now, with both men fit and ready to face off for championship gold, expectations are high for a thrilling contest.

Dario Bellandi vs Paddy McCorry – for Cage Warriors middleweight title

Arguably the grittiest champion on the Cage Warriors roster, Italy's Dario "Neanderthal" Bellandi has built a well-deserved reputation as one of the toughest competitors to ever wear a Cage Warriors championship belt.

After claiming a hat-trick of finishes inside the Cage Warriors cage, Bellandi moved up in competition and began his run of long, drawn-out wars as he became known as one of the toughest tests in the promotion's 185-pound division.

He won the title from England's Mick Stanton after a five-round war, then defended it in similar fashion with a unanimous decision victory over Robin Roos. His second title defense pushed him to the limit as he edged a split-decision verdict over Naglis Kaniskauskas.

He'll take on McCorry, who returns to action after fighting on Dana White's Contender Series last September. The 28-year-old outworked South Korean prospect In Soo Hwang at the UFC APEX to earn a unanimous decision victory, but it wasn't quite enough to earn him a UFC contract.

Now McCorry is back in the "famous yellow gloves" of Cage Warriors, and will look to topple reigning middleweight champ Bellandi. It's a fight that could turn into a knockdown, drag-out affair that requires the championship rounds to finally determine a winner.

Leon Hill vs Aldo Pereira – welterweight bout

Also set for action is a pivotal bout for the Cage Warriors welterweight division as Dublin's Leon Hill looks to claim a big win on home soil when he takes on Brazil's Aldo Pereira.

Hill will be making the walk for his eighth fight under the Cage Warriors banner, and he'll step into the cage at the RDS on Saturday night riding a three-fight win streak, with all three victories coming inside the distance. 

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He'll take on Pereira, who has fought for Cage Warriors, LFA, and Shooto Brasil during his 24-fight career. The 27-year-old Rio native picked up a win inside the Cage Warriors cage back in June 2025 with a unanimous decision win over Italian prospect Francesco Mazzeo in Manchester, but lost out to undefeated American Anthony Orozco at Cage Warriors 194.

That was the last time Cage Warriors visited Dublin. Now they're back for Cage Warriors 200 and, after picking up a win under the Shooto Brasil banner last October, Pereira is back, looking to add another victory to his ledger.