Jake Paul Calls Out Dana White and UFC, Shoves Mike Perry at Weigh-In In the latest chapter of his ongoing feud with the UFC and its president Dana White, Jake Paul has once again made headlines. The YouTube star turned professional boxer known for his polarizing persona and outspoken nature, has called out Dana White and the entire UFC. Declaring war on the organization’s fighters. During the weigh-in face-off for his highly anticipated boxing match against former UFC fighter Mike Perry, tensions flared as Paul shoved Perry, sending shockwaves through the crowd and social media. The incident occurred last night, just hours before the two are set to square off in the ring. In an interview with Ariel Helwani, Paul recounted the altercation with Perry. “He flew like six feet,” Paul said, clearly relishing the moment. “But look, Dana White said that he's going to give Perry a UFC contract if he could knock me out. Well, guess what, Dana? You can rip up the ******* contract because I'm going to **** up Mike Perry. Anyone you send at me, any one of your MMA fighters is getting ****** up.” Paul didn’t stop there, going on to accuse the UFC of trying to undermine his career in combat sports. “They've been trying to assassinate me. They don't want me in this sport. They hate that I run this sport, but when you try to assassinate a guy like me, it only makes me bigger. I'm on a mission from God, a mission from God, a servant of God to save this sport. And that's exactly what I will keep doing. Keep on winning, keep on fighting.” These fiery comments are just the latest in a series of provocations from Paul towards the UFC. His contentious relationship with Dana White has been well-documented, with Paul frequently criticizing White’s treatment of fighters and challenging the UFC’s business practices. Paul’s assertion that he’s on a mission from God to “save this sport” is indicative of the grandiosity with which he views his role in boxing. Despite the controversy and criticism that surround him, Paul’s ability to draw attention and generate buzz is undeniable. His matches, often featuring former MMA fighters, have consistently attracted significant viewership and media coverage. As Paul and Perry prepare to step into the ring, the stakes have never been higher. For Paul, this fight is not just about victory; it’s about making a statement to the UFC and its president. For Perry, it’s a chance to secure a future in the UFC and prove that MMA fighters can succeed in the boxing world. Regardless of the outcome, one thing is certain: Jake Paul’s war with the UFC is far from over. Fight.TV is here for it!

Alex Pereira, renowned for his ferocity in the octagon, revealed his deeply compassionate side during a recent visit to The Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne, Australia. The UFC light heavyweight champion, fresh off a stunning second-round knockout victory over Jiri Prochazka at UFC 303, found himself in an emotionally charged situation when a young cancer patient asked him to shave his head. Pereira, affectionately known as “Poatan,” didn’t hesitate to fulfill the request. As a father himself, the moment struck a chord, bringing the champion to tears. This touching interaction was captured in a video shared on Pereira’s YouTube channel, offering fans a glimpse of the fighter's vulnerability and humanity outside the octagon. The champion’s year has been nothing short of remarkable. In 2024 alone, Pereira boasts a perfect 2-0 record, highlighted by a brutal first-round knockout of Jamahal Hill at UFC 300 in April. This victory followed his triumph at UFC 295 in November, where he secured his second divisional UFC title by stopping Prochazka. Despite his fierce reputation in the fighting world, moments like these reveal a different side of Pereira. His actions at The Royal Children’s Hospital demonstrate that beyond the persona of a ruthless competitor lies a man with a compassionate heart, deeply affected by the struggles of those he meets. This heartfelt encounter adds a new layer to Pereira's public image, showcasing his ability to connect with people on a personal level. It also underscores the impact athletes can have beyond their sports, using their platforms to bring joy and support to those in need. In the relentless world of MMA, Alex Pereira’s actions stand out, proving that true strength is not only measured by victories in the octagon but also by the compassion and empathy shown outside of it.

Raul Rosas Jr. is set to shine once again in the spotlight of Noche UFC. The promising bantamweight contender will step into the octagon at UFC 306, which takes place on September 14 at the Sphere in Las Vegas. This event, celebrating Mexican Independence Day, marks the second Noche UFC, and Rosas will face the determined Aoriqileng in a highly anticipated bout. The news was initially announced by Rosas’ management team, Iridium Sports, and later confirmed. Rosas, who has already made a name for himself with his dynamic performances, is no stranger to Noche UFC. He was a standout in the inaugural event, where he delivered a swift and decisive victory over Terrence Mitchell, finishing the fight in just 54 seconds. His momentum continued earlier this year with a second-round submission victory over Ricky Turcios at UFC Kentucky. Following that win, Rosas expressed his eagerness for tougher competition but emphasized his desire to be part of UFC 306. With a UFC record of 3-1 and performance bonuses in each of his victories, Rosas is on a trajectory to become one of the division's most exciting prospects. Aoriqileng, on the other hand, has had a rollercoaster ride since joining the UFC in 2021. After a shaky start with two losses, he found his rhythm, going 3-1 in his subsequent fights. His most recent bout ended in a no-contest against Daniel Marcos at UFC Vegas 86 due to multiple low blows. Despite this setback, Aoriqileng is eager to showcase his skills and resilience against Rosas. The stakes are high for both fighters, as UFC 306 promises to be a landmark event. While not officially confirmed, the card is rumored to feature a bantamweight title fight between Sean O’Malley and Merab Dvalishvili, along with a potential trilogy bout between women’s flyweight champion Alexa Grasso and Valentina Shevchenko. As the MMA community buzzes with anticipation, the clash between Rosas and Aoriqileng stands out as a must-watch. Both fighters have a lot to prove and even more to gain, ensuring an electrifying showdown that fans won’t want to miss. With the backdrop of Mexican Independence Day adding to the festivities, UFC 306 is set to deliver a night of unforgettable action and celebration.

Aljamain Sterling is set to clash with the undefeated Movsar Evloev in a featherweight title eliminator at UFC 307, scheduled for October 5. The highly anticipated fight, first reported by MMA Propaganda and later confirmed, promises to be a thrilling showdown. Sterling, who recently transitioned to the featherweight division, made a statement in his debut at UFC 300 by thoroughly dominating Calvin Kattar. This impressive victory catapulted him to the No. 8 featherweight rankings. Riding high on this success, Sterling immediately called for a fight with Evloev. Although the matchup took some time to materialize, the excitement was palpable when Sterling finally announced the fight on his Instagram. His opponent, Movsar Evloev, currently holds the No. 5 spot in the UFC featherweight rankings and boasts a flawless 18-0 record in MMA. Evloev's latest victory came via unanimous decision against Arnold Allen at UFC 297 in January, further solidifying his status as a top contender. The clash between Sterling and Evloev is poised to be a strategic and explosive battle, with the winner likely securing a shot at the featherweight title. UFC 307, although not officially confirmed, is expected to take place in Salt Lake City, adding to the anticipation of this monumental event. Sterling’s journey to featherweight has been marked by determination and a desire to prove himself in a new division. His upcoming fight with Evloev represents a significant step in that journey. Fans can expect a high-stakes, action-packed encounter as these two elite fighters vie for their place at the top of the featherweight division. As the MMA world eagerly awaits UFC 307, the bout between Sterling and Evloev is shaping up to be one of the most talked-about fights of the year. Both fighters are ready to put everything on the line, and the octagon is set for a showdown that promises to be unforgettable.

Mike Perry's Potential Return to UFC Hinges on Jake Paul Knockout In a stunning revelation on the Overdogs Podcast, Mike Perry's manager, Malki Kawa, has unveiled that the UFC is interested in bringing Perry back if he can secure a knockout victory over Jake Paul in their upcoming professional boxing match. The highly anticipated bout is set for tomorrow night, July 20th, and fans are buzzing with excitement. Kawa, a seasoned manager in the combat sports world, shared the news during his podcast appearance "If Mike Perry knocks Jake Paul out, the door to the UFC has been reopened. I already got that call that said we want him back, the whole nine yards, and this and that." This revelation has added an extra layer of intrigue to the fight, as Perry's future in the UFC now hangs in the balance. Perry, known for his aggressive fighting style and charismatic personality, left the UFC in 2021 to explore opportunities in the burgeoning world of BKFC. Since then, he has made a name for himself in the squared circle, taking on various high-profile opponents. However, a potential return to the UFC would mark a significant turn in his career, potentially allowing him to once again compete at the highest level of mixed martial arts. Kawa further elaborated on the situation, admitting, "I get that phone call, and I'm entertaining it in my head. I don't even know if I've even told him yet, because as of right now, I don't know if that makes sense. I don't know if it doesn't make sense. I look at the landscape of what it is for him long-term." This candid admission highlights the complexity of the decision, as Perry and his team weigh the benefits of a UFC return against his current trajectory in the boxing world. For Jake Paul, the stakes are equally high. The YouTube sensation turned professional boxer has been on a mission to prove himself against legitimate fighters. A loss to Perry, especially by knockout, could significantly impact his credibility and future prospects in the sport. Conversely, a victory over Perry would further cement Paul's status as a serious contender in the boxing world. As fight night approaches, fans and analysts are eagerly speculating about the outcome and its implications for both fighters. Perry's potential return to the UFC adds an extra layer of drama to the already high stakes bout. Will Perry deliver a knockout blow that paves the way for his UFC comeback, or will Jake Paul continue his winning streak and derail Perry's plans? One thing is certain: all eyes will be on the ring tomorrow night, as the combat sports world watches to see if Mike Perry can secure a victory that could reshape his career and open the door to a new chapter in the UFC. Fight.TV is here for it!

Conor McGregor Launches Greenback Records: A New Era in the Music Industry Conor McGregor the MMA superstar known for his audacious personality and business acumen has announced the launch of his own music record label, Greenback Records. McGregor took to Twitter today, proclaiming "Greenback Records is here! We are forming a stable of artists that will avail of the best deals in the music industry. Period! I don’t fuck about with business and this business will be no different! Welcome to Greenback Records!" The Conor McGregor Empire Expands McGregor's transition into the music industry might come as a surprise to some but for those who have followed his career closely, it's yet another bold step in an ever growing empire. From his lucrative ventures in the whiskey business with Proper No. Twelve to his fashion line August McGregor, the fighter has consistently demonstrated a keen sense for lucrative opportunities beyond the octagon. What Can Artists Expect from Greenback Records? True to his words, McGregor's entry into the music industry promises to be anything but conventional. Known for his relentless pursuit of excellence and his disdain for mediocrity, artists signing with Greenback Records can anticipate unprecedented support and opportunities. McGregor's promise of the "best deals in the music industry" hints at an artist centric approach, potentially redefining industry standards and practices. Revolutionizing the Music Business McGregor's tweet underscores his commitment to bringing the same intensity and passion he has for fighting into the music business. "I don’t fuck about with business and this business will be no different!" he declared, setting the tone for what the industry can expect from Greenback Records. This venture will likely blend McGregor's knack for showmanship with a serious business strategy, creating a unique platform for artists to thrive. Industry Reactions The announcement has already sparked a buzz among fans and industry insiders alike. Many are curious about the roster of artists McGregor plans to sign and the innovative deals he promises. Will Greenback Records focus on a specific genre, or will it embrace a diverse range of musical styles? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: the music industry is about to experience the Conor McGregor effect. Conclusion Conor McGregor's entry into the music industry with Greenback Records marks an exciting new chapter in his multifaceted career. Known for his larger than life persona and his ability to dominate any arena he steps into. McGregor's latest venture promises to bring a fresh, dynamic energy to the world of music. As Greenback Records begins to take shape, the industry and fans alike will be watching closely - anticipating the next big move from the Notorious one. Stay tuned to Fight.TV for more updates on Conor McGregor and Greenback Records.

UFC Hall of Famer Daniel Cormier and heavyweight champion Jon Jones have had a notoriously heated past, marked by fierce rivalry and dramatic bouts. Despite their tumultuous history, Cormier recently came to Jones' defence following misdemeanor charges related to an incident with a drug test sample collector. Years after their championship saga in the UFC, the intense tension between Cormier and Jones has significantly diminished. Although they wouldn't consider themselves friends, the two have found a way to coexist more peacefully. This newfound maturity is evident as Cormier, once unable to be in the same room with Jones, now publicly supports his former rival. Jones faces charges of assault and interference with communications stemming from an alleged incident on March 30. In a video on his YouTube channel, Cormier shared his perspective on the situation, emphasizing Jones' right to privacy in his own home. “I know that we all rush to judge Jones because of his past issues, but the reality is, if a man is at his house and he’s having some drinks in the confines of his own home, so what?” Cormier said. He suggested that any tension during the interaction with the drug testers might have been exacerbated by Jones' inebriation, a scenario that should not necessarily be seen as nefarious. “So, kind of always thought it was BS. I don’t think much is going to come of it, but because he is who he is, it’s always a story, regardless of what happens to this guy. And honestly, that’s kind of like living in the spotlight, but I think because of everything that he’s done in the past, the light shines a little brighter on him, even in situations where it shouldn’t. So, I don’t really think this is that big of a deal. Some of the things that happened in the past were much more serious,” Jones has denied the allegations and provided surveillance footage showing him high-fiving the sample collector, who claimed she felt "terrified" during the encounter. On Wednesday, Jones pleaded not guilty to the charges during a virtual hearing in a New Mexico court. Cormier's defense of Jones is striking, given their history. “If you are a Jones hater, and you are hoping something comes of this, I don’t think it will,” Cormier said. “I think this man was bombarded a little bit, and I think that a misdemeanor is only the court’s way of taking some action because something has to be done when you do something wrong.” Though he holds no legal authority in Jones' case, Cormier's public support is significant. “I’m not the judge, I’m not the jury, so it doesn’t really matter,” Cormier concluded. “I’m just a guy that doesn’t like a guy, that is actually standing up for that guy because I know it’s bullsh*t.”

Chael Sonnen: UFC Missed the Mark in Khabib Nurmagomedov Negotiations In the world of mixed martial arts, few figures are as respected and revered as Khabib Nurmagomedov. With an unblemished record of 29-0, "The Eagle" soared to heights many fighters only dream of. Yet, as Chael Sonnen recently pointed out, the UFC may have fumbled a critical opportunity to see Khabib achieve a perfect 30-0 record. Chael Sonnen, a former UFC contender and now a prominent MMA analyst, believes the UFC made a strategic misstep in its negotiations with Khabib. According to Sonnen, the organization was too focused on increasing Khabib's payday, thinking that money would be the ultimate lure to bring him back for one last fight. However, Sonnen argues that Khabib never cared about the money. Instead, the UFC should have considered raising his weight class for a contender or title fight, which could have been the true "ticket" Khabib desired. Sonnen suggests that Khabib's real interest lay in the challenge and honor of competing, not the financial gain. Had the UFC offered him a compelling contender or title bout at a higher weight class, it might have been enough to entice him back into the octagon. This, according to Sonnen, could have been the number Khabib wanted: not a monetary figure, but the opportunity to reach a perfect 30-0 record. However, there is a significant emotional and personal element to consider. Khabib promised his mother he would retire after the passing of his father, Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov. Abdulmanap was more than just Khabib's father; he was his coach, mentor, and the cornerstone of his career. The bond they shared was profound, and the loss was a heavy blow. Fighting without his father in his corner was unimaginable for Khabib, as Abdulmanap had been his guiding force since childhood. While Sonnen's insights are intriguing and suggest a different strategy the UFC might have employed, the reality remains that Khabib's decision was deeply rooted in family and personal promises. The promise he made to his mother held immense weight, and it's hard to envision any offer, no matter how enticing, changing that commitment. At Fight.TV, we hold immense respect for Khabib Nurmagomedov. His career was marked by discipline, honor, and an unwavering dedication to his craft and family. Whether or not Sonnen's theory holds water, the fact remains that Khabib walked away from the sport on his terms, honoring the memory of his father and wishes of his mother. Khabib's legacy is cemented not just by his undefeated record but by the integrity and respect with which he conducted himself. As fans and analysts, we can speculate on what might have been, but we must also honor the choices he made. Thank you, Khabib, for everything you have given to the sport. Your legacy will continue to inspire fighters and fans around the world. Fight.TV is here for it!

Daniel Cormier Defends Jon Jones Amid Recent Controversy In a surprising twist, former UFC heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier has come to the defense of his long-time rival Jon Jones amidst Jones’ recent legal troubles. Jones, who is facing misdemeanor charges for petty assault and interference with communications, has found an unexpected ally in Cormier, who expressed his thoughts on the matter in a recent video on his YouTube channel. Cormier, who has had a notoriously contentious relationship with Jones, stated, "My boy Jon Jones, Guys, he got served two misdemeanors for the incident with the drug-testing lady. If I'm being completely honest, though, the whole time I kind of thought that whole deal was BS. I feel like he was approached very early, right? Or, if I recall correctly, it was either really early in the morning or late in the evening where he could have been at home, having some drinks. We all rush to judge Jones because of his past issues, but the reality is, if a man is at his house and he's having some drinks in the confines of his own home, so what? It's his right to do that. I'm not the judge, I'm not the jury, so it doesn't really matter. I'm just a guy that doesn't like a guy, that is actually standing up for that guy because I know that's bullsh*t." Cormier’s comments highlight the complexity of the situation and underscore the often-overlooked nuances in high-profile legal matters involving athletes. Despite their storied rivalry, Cormier’s defense of Jones suggests a recognition of the broader context and a willingness to look beyond personal animosities to speak out against what he perceives as an unjust situation. The Incident in Question The incident that led to Jones’ misdemeanor charges reportedly occurred during a visit by a drug-testing official. According to reports, Jones allegedly became confrontational, resulting in charges of petty assault and interference with communications. The exact details of the incident remain murky, but Cormier’s defense suggests that the timing and context may have played a significant role. Cormier’s point about the timing of the visit—early in the morning or late in the evening—raises questions about the appropriateness of the drug-testing protocol in this instance. If Jones was indeed at home and consuming alcohol within the confines of his own residence, the circumstances may not be as clear-cut as they first appeared. A Rivalry Transformed The relationship between Cormier and Jones has been marked by intense competition and public feuds, making Cormier’s recent defense all the more unexpected. Their rivalry is one of the most storied in UFC history, with both fighters achieving remarkable success in the octagon. Yet, Cormier’s willingness to stand up for Jones in this instance reveals a level of respect and understanding that transcends their past conflicts. Cormier’s statement also sheds light on the broader issue of public perception and the rush to judgment that often accompanies high-profile athletes with troubled histories. Jones, who has had his share of controversies over the years, is no stranger to public scrutiny. However, Cormier’s comments serve as a reminder that even those with troubled pasts deserve fair treatment and consideration of the full context of their actions. Looking Ahead As Jones’ legal proceedings continue, it remains to be seen how the situation will unfold. Cormier’s defense may not change the outcome, but it adds a significant voice to the conversation surrounding Jones’ charges. For fans and observers, Cormier’s stance provides a different perspective on the incident and highlights the importance of considering all factors before passing judgment. In the world of combat sports, rivalries are often fierce and unforgiving. Yet, Cormier’s unexpected defense of Jon Jones is a powerful reminder that even the most bitter rivals can find common ground in the pursuit of fairness and justice. Fight.TV is here for it!

Johnny Carter III: Eyeing Professional Glory Despite Controversial Loss In the world of combat sports, few journeys are as thrilling and arduous as the transition from amateur to professional status. For Johnny Carter III, this journey is marked not only by his impressive skill set but also by a recent controversy that has set the community abuzz. As the #2 light heavyweight in the United States and #1 in the Southeast, Carter is a force to be reckoned with. Despite a recent split decision loss that many argue should have gone his way, he remains undeterred and focused on his goal: going pro. Carter's last bout ended in a split decision, with two judges scoring it 29-28 against him and one judge scoring it 30-27 in his favor. For those who watched the fight, it was clear that Carter won every exchange. His opponent relied heavily on clinching and pressing Carter against the fence, a strategy that seemed ineffective against Carter's superior striking and takedown defense. The controversial decision left many questioning the judgment of the two dissenting judges, but Carter himself is not dwelling on it. "It was a bad call, but I can't let that hold me back," Carter said in a recent interview. "I've got bigger fish to fry, and this is just a part of the journey." With a record that speaks volumes about his abilities and a determination that cannot be swayed by a single setback, Carter is preparing for the next phase of his career. He plans to take on two or three more amateur bouts before making the leap to the professional circuit. This strategy not only allows him to refine his skills further but also to silence any remaining doubters about his readiness for the pro level. Carter's focus in his upcoming fights will be to showcase his well-rounded game and address any weaknesses that his last opponent may have exposed. "Every fight is a learning experience," Carter explained. "I’m using this time to sharpen my techniques, improve my conditioning, and make sure I'm mentally and physically prepared for the professional stage." His coaches and training partners are confident in his abilities and see the controversial loss as a minor setback rather than a defining moment. "Johnny's talent is undeniable," said his head coach. "He has the heart, the skill, and the determination to be a champion. This loss is just a chapter in his story, not the end of it." As he prepares for his upcoming amateur bouts, the combat sports community will undoubtedly be watching closely. Johnny Carter III's journey to the top is far from over, and if his past performances are any indication, his future in professional fighting is bright. In a sport where controversy and setbacks are part of the landscape, Carter's resilience and focus are what set him apart. His ability to bounce back from a questionable decision and continue pushing forward is a testament to his character and his dedication to the sport. As he inches closer to his professional debut, fans and critics alike will be eager to see how Johnny Carter III's story unfolds. Stay tuned to Fight.TV for updates on Carter’s upcoming fights and his journey to becoming a professional fighter. His path may be challenging, but one thing is certain: Johnny Carter III is a name you’ll be hearing a lot more of in the future.

Conor McGregor, the charismatic and controversial MMA icon, has set his sights on an intriguing new venture: becoming a "player-manager" for Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC) once his UFC contract concludes. The Irish fighter, known for his electrifying performances and larger-than-life persona, recently shared his interest in transitioning to this dual role, blending his fighting prowess with managerial acumen. During a candid interview, McGregor expressed his admiration for BKFC's raw, unfiltered approach to combat sports. “Bare-knuckle fighting is as pure as it gets,” McGregor stated. “It strips everything back to the basics and lets a fighter’s true skills shine through.” This fascination with the purity of bare-knuckle boxing aligns seamlessly with McGregor’s fighting philosophy. McGregor's plan to become a player-manager is driven by his desire to continue competing while also nurturing and promoting new talent. “I’ve always believed in the next generation of fighters,” he explained. “Being a player-manager gives me the chance to share my experience, guide upcoming fighters, and still get into the ring myself. It’s the best of both worlds.” The allure of BKFC’s brutal yet captivating nature isn’t the only factor drawing McGregor. He sees a significant opportunity to foster the sport's growth and bring his unique brand of showmanship and strategy to the organization. His involvement could potentially elevate BKFC's profile, attracting more fans and fighters to the burgeoning promotion. Conor McGregor's vision for his post-UFC career is as ambitious as it is innovative. By stepping into a player-manager role, he aims to redefine his legacy, leaving an indelible mark on the combat sports landscape. As the MMA community eagerly awaits his next move, one thing is certain: McGregor’s journey is far from over, and his influence on the sport will continue to resonate for years to come.

The PFL is set to determine its 2024 finalists across three thrilling events this August. Alongside the main card bouts, the PFL has announced several alternate fights that could see contenders stepping into the coveted $1 million finals. PFL 7 — Aug. 2 in Nashville: The first event kicks off in Nashville with an action-packed card headlined by heavyweight and flyweight semifinal clashes. Tyrell Fortune faces Sergei Bilostenniy as a heavyweight alternate, offering both fighters a crucial opportunity to step into the finals if needed. Main Card: Denis Goltsov vs. Tim Johnson — HW semifinal Dakota Ditcheva vs. Jena Bishop — FlyW semifinal Oleg Popov vs. Linton Vassell — HW semifinal Liz Carmouche vs. Taila Santos — FlyW semifinal Preliminary Card: Tyrell Fortune vs. Sergei Bilostenniy — HW alternate Alexei Pergande vs. Daniel Boehle Cody Law vs. Zachary Hicks Sergio Cossio vs. Dedrek Sanders Jaleel Willis vs. Anthony Ivy PFL 8 — Aug. 16 in Hollywood: Two weeks later, PFL 8 takes place in Hollywood, Florida, featuring former champion Antonio Carlos Junior against Karl Albrektsson in a light heavyweight alternate bout. Elvin Espinoza will clash with Mads Burnell in a lightweight alternate fight, adding more intensity to the card. Main Card: Impa Kasanganay vs. Josh Silveira — LHW semifinal Rob Wilkinson vs. Dovletdzhan Yagshimuradov — LHW semifinal Gadzhi Rabadanov vs. Michael Dufort — LW semifinal Brent Primus vs. Clay Collard — LW semifinal Biaggio Ali Walsh vs. Korey Taylor Preliminary Card: Antonio Carlos Jr. vs. Karl Albrektsson — LHW alternate Danny Sabatello vs. Lazaro Dayron Elvin Espinoza vs. Mads Burnell — LW alternate Jordan Oliver vs. Braydon Akeo Michelle Montague vs. Marilia Morais PFL 9 — Aug. 23 in Washington: The final event in Washington, DC, features high-stakes semifinals, with Neiman Gracie taking on Luca Poclit in a welterweight alternate bout. Tyler Diamond will face Enrique Barzola for a chance to be a featherweight alternate, adding further intrigue to the night. Main Card: Brendan Loughnane vs. Kai Kamaka — FW semifinal Magomed Umalatov vs. Don Madge — WW semifinal Gabriel Braga vs. Timur Khizriev — FW semifinal Shamil Musaev vs. Murad Ramazanov — WW semifinal Preliminary Card: Ray Cooper III vs. Mukhamed Berkhamov Neiman Gracie vs. Luca Poclit — WW alternate Tyler Diamond vs. Enrique Barzola — FW alternate Brahyan Zurcher vs. James Gallagher Jesse Stirn vs. Jose Perez These August events promise to deliver high-octane action as fighters vie for a spot in the $1 million finals. The inclusion of alternate bouts ensures that every fighter has a shot at glory, keeping the competition fierce and unpredictable. What are your thoughts on the new PFL matchups? Share your predictions and excitement for the upcoming fights in the comments below!