The Professional Fighters League’s 2023 playoffs will wrap up in New York City over the span of six days.
2023 PFL 4 Play-by-Play, Results & Round Scoring
The 2023 Professional Fighters League Regular Season marches on with 2023 PFL 4 at 6:30 p.m. ET. The action airs live on ESPN+ and then continues on ESPN at 10 p.m. ET.
Sources: Phil De Fries, Szymon Bajor Booked to Collide in KSW 84 Main Event on July 15
July 15’s Konfrontacja Sztuk Walki card will see the return of heavyweight kingpin Philip De Fries in an intriguing matchup with Szymon Bajor.
PFL 4 Weigh-in Results: Main Event Official; Flores Misses Mark By 5.2 Pounds
All but one athlete slated to compete at PFL 4 made weight without issue on Wednesday.
Sabatello vs. Magomedov, Larkin vs. Koreshkov Added to Bellator-Rizin Show
The lineup for the Bellator MMA-Rizin Fighting Federation card continues to grow, as two bouts were announced for the Bellator portion of the show on Tuesday.
Nutritionist: Patricio Freire Will Reach Bantamweight Division with Featherweight Power
Nicknamed the “fighting scientist” by Patricio Freire, Francisco “Chikão”’ Freitas is the man behind the Bellator champion’s move to bantamweight.
Cedric Doumbe Withdraws from June 23 PFL Debut
Cedric Doumbe’s highly-anticipated Professional Fighters League debut will have to wait.
Despite Recent Skid, Marlon Moraes Not Eyeing Retirement: ‘I Know It’s Not the Time’
Marlon Moraes enters PFL 4 on a six-bout losing streak in which he has been finished by knockout or technical knockout in all of those defeats.
Ty Flores Not Surprised By Recent Rash of Failed Drug Tests in PFL
The lineup for the second leg of the Professional Fighters League regular season changed significantly when 10 fighters failed drug tests after the organization’s first three events of 2023.
Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos Wants Fights with Gunnar Nelson, Neil Magny After Latest Win
After beating Abubakar Nurmagomedov by split decision last Saturday at UFC on ESPN 46 in Las Vegas, Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos disappointed his fans by not calling out a future opponent in his Octagon interview.