The 2023 PFL season is almost upon us, and the Professional Fighters League has officially confirmed its lineup for the first event of the new campaign.
The Professional Fighters League (PFL) has officially unveiled its fighter roster for PFL Europe, with a number of notable names included in the athlete list.
Manchester’s Abraham Bably didn’t need long to make an explosive first impression in the PFL SmartCage as he finished American prospect Hassan Graham to earn a PFL contract in Week 3 of the promotion’s Challenger Series.
PFL president Ray Sefo was called into action again as, for the second week in a row, the voting fans disagreed with the PFL panel's choice of who should be awarded a PFL contract.
The first night of the PFL's 2023 Challenger Series produced three decision verdicts and one submission finish, but those tasked with awarding a PFL contract winner to the best performer of the night were split in their assessment of who should get the opportunity in the PFL's 2023 welterweight season.
The inaugural PFL Europe season schedule has been rubber-stamped and officially confirmed, with a four-date calendar set for 2023.
YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul is finally dipping his toes into mixed martial arts after news emerged that the 25-year-old had signed a deal with the Professional Fighters League (PFL).
The third time was the charm for Brazil’s Larissa Pacheco, who fought tooth and nail with Kayla Harrison for the full five-round duration to earn a unanimous decision victory and capture the 2022 PFL women’s lightweight title in New York.
England’s Brendan Loughnane produced the performance of his career to finish Bubba Jenkins and capture the 2022 PFL featherweight world championship after a thrilling scrap in New York.
“The Canadian Gangster” Olivier Aubin-Mercier produced a stunning one-punch knockout to floor Scotland’s Stevie Ray and capture the 2022 PFL lightweight championship.