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- Friday 08.04.2023 at 06:30 PM ET
- U.S. Broadcast: ESPN | Prelims: ESPN+
- Promotion: Professional Fighters League
- Tapology Accounts: Dan Hardy | PFLMMA
- Ownership:
- Venue: Boeing Center at Tech Port
- Location: San Antonio, Texas, United States
- Enclosure: Cage
- Ring Announcer: Andy Shepherd
- Post-Fight Interviews: Dan Hardy
- MMA Bouts: 10
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| Bout | Info | |
|---|---|---|
| Jesus Pinedo defeats Bubba Jenkins via KO/TKO, Punches | 4:40 Round 2 of 3, 9:40 Total Bout Page | |
| Josh Silveira defeats Ty Flores via KO/TKO, Knees | 4:46 Round 1 of 3 Bout Page | |
| Gabriel Alves Braga defeats Chris Wade via Decision, Split | 3 Rounds, 15:00 Total Bout Page | |
| Impa Kasanganay defeats Marthin Hamlet via KO/TKO, Punches | 2:24 Round 1 of 3 Bout Page | |
| Elvin Espinoza defeats Keoni Diggs via Decision, Unanimous | 3 Rounds, 15:00 Total Bout Page | |
| Thad Jean defeats Ali Omar via KO/TKO, Punches | 1:54 Round 1 of 3 Bout Page | |
| Lisa Mauldin defeats Desiree Yanez via Submission, Rear Naked Choke | 3:06 Round 1 of 3 Bout Page | |
| Anthony Ivy defeats Carson Hardman via Submission, Rear Naked Choke | 2:34 Round 1 of 3 Bout Page | |
| Chelsea Hackett defeats Ky Bennett via Submission, Rear Naked Choke | 4:42 Round 2 of 3, 9:42 Total Bout Page | |
| Billy Elekana defeats Chuck Campbell via Decision, Split | 3 Rounds, 15:00 Total Bout Page |
Responses
2023.06.19
11:57 PM ET
bout announced
Bubba Jenkins vs. Jesus Pinedo at 145 lbs (65.8 kg)
2023.06.19
11:58 PM ET
bout announced
Gabriel Alves Braga vs. Movlid Khaybulaev at 145 lbs (65.8 kg)
2023.06.19
11:58 PM ET
bout announced
Josh Silveira vs. Ty Flores at 205 lbs (93.0 kg)
2023.06.19
11:59 PM ET
bout announced
Marthin Hamlet vs. Impa Kasanganay at 205 lbs (93.0 kg)
06.21.2023 | 11:05 AM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 5 of 8 Winners, 3 Perfect, 380 Points | Tied for 603rd
Jenkins vs. Pinedo
Bubba Jenkins, DEC
Don't think Pinedo will get lucky again
Bubba Jenkins, DEC
Don't think Pinedo will get lucky again
"Keep on keeping on"
06.24.2023 | 12:39 PM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 1 of 4 Winners, 0 Perfect, 65 Points | Tied for 1053rd
Jenkins vs. Pinedo
Bubba Jenkins, DEC
Bubba Jenkins has established himself as an elite wrestler in the Featherweight division, with a track record of controlling his opponents on the ground. While his striking may be less developed, he has shown the ability to use his wrestling to grind out victories. His experience in promotions like Bellator, ACB, and Brave, where he held a title, has prepared him to face tough opponents and deliver under pressure. Jenkins has faced established veterans and good prospects, showcasing his resilience and ability to adapt to different styles. In his recent fights, he displayed solid kicks and well-timed takedown entries, accompanied by effective shoulder pressure and hard strikes. His ability to control the cage and accumulate damage on the ground has proven to be a winning formula for him. Despite taking some damage in previous bouts, Jenkins has shown elusive footwork and the ability to stay composed. Considering his well-rounded skills, experience, and strong wrestling foundation, it is likely that Bubba Jenkins will utilize his wrestling prowess to control the fight, leading to a unanimous decision victory in the third round.
Braga vs. Khaybulaev
Movlid Khaybulaev, DEC
Gabriel Alves Braga has shown great potential with an undefeated record and an impressive skill set. He possesses a dynamic striking base in Muay Thai and has displayed excellent body work and knockout power. Braga's ability to deliver nasty leg kicks and utilize straight punches effectively has been a key factor in his victories. Additionally, his ground and pound skills are commendable, as he has demonstrated dominant top control, quick transitions, and effective control of his opponents' legs. Braga has also showcased his capabilities in dominating regional competitions, further solidifying his potential. However, Movlid Khaybulaev presents a formidable challenge. With an undefeated record and a championship title in the PFL, Khaybulaev has proven himself as a skilled grinder. He possesses a patient and strategic fighting style, utilizing his weight distribution effectively and showcasing impressive control from the top position. Khaybulaev's ability to secure the back of his opponents has been a key factor in his victories, as he consistently works his way to advantageous positions. Although he may not take significant risks in terms of ground and pound, his dominance in controlling his opponents' wrists and maintaining heavy shoulder pressure makes him a formidable force. Considering Khaybulaev's undefeated record and his ability to grind out victories against tough opponents, it is likely that he will neutralize Braga's striking and grappling, ultimately leading to a decision victory in the third round.
Silveira vs. Flores
Josh Silveira, SUB, R1
Josh Silveira enters this fight with an undefeated record of 8-0, showcasing his dominance with a combination of chokes and head-kick knockouts. He has been successful in multiple weight classes and has shown his versatility in both striking and grappling. Silveira's strong wrestling skills have allowed him to control larger opponents and secure impressive rear-naked choke submissions. In his PFL debut, Silveira displayed exceptional striking, landing a devastating head kick followed by a flurry of punches and a huge knee, resulting in a first-round knockout. His ability to minimize damage while on the fence and escape dangerous situations demonstrates his resilience and fight IQ. Silveira's opponent, Ty Flores, has had mixed results and has struggled when facing tougher competition. While Flores has shown strength and control in his fights, Silveira's well-rounded skill set, superior grappling, and effective striking will likely be too much for Flores to handle. Silveira's ability to stay in range, land significant strikes, and potentially capitalize on Flores' weaknesses on the ground will lead to an early victory. It is highly probable that Josh Silveira will secure a first-round submission win in this light heavyweight bout.
Hamlet vs. Kasanganay
Marthin Hamlet, DEC
Martin Hamlet possesses a strong wrestling background, as evidenced by his repeated takedowns and upper-body wrestling prowess. Although he has faced some challenges with his gas tank and vulnerability to chokes, his overall strength and solid striking fundamentals make him a formidable opponent. Despite a loss against T25 Silveira where he was outstruck, Hamlet showcased incredible toughness and an ability to withstand significant punishment. He displayed dominance in his rematch against T40 Hendricks, utilizing well-executed takedowns and maintaining top control with effective ground and pound. Hamlet's striking has also shown improvement, with a more creative and dynamic approach. Although he faded in the later stages of the fight against Hendricks, his toughness allowed him to survive heavy ground and pound and secure a decision victory. Considering his well-rounded skill set and the control he has demonstrated in previous fights, it is likely that Martin Hamlet will utilize his wrestling advantage, control the fight, and earn a decision win, most likely in the third round.
Bubba Jenkins, DEC
Bubba Jenkins has established himself as an elite wrestler in the Featherweight division, with a track record of controlling his opponents on the ground. While his striking may be less developed, he has shown the ability to use his wrestling to grind out victories. His experience in promotions like Bellator, ACB, and Brave, where he held a title, has prepared him to face tough opponents and deliver under pressure. Jenkins has faced established veterans and good prospects, showcasing his resilience and ability to adapt to different styles. In his recent fights, he displayed solid kicks and well-timed takedown entries, accompanied by effective shoulder pressure and hard strikes. His ability to control the cage and accumulate damage on the ground has proven to be a winning formula for him. Despite taking some damage in previous bouts, Jenkins has shown elusive footwork and the ability to stay composed. Considering his well-rounded skills, experience, and strong wrestling foundation, it is likely that Bubba Jenkins will utilize his wrestling prowess to control the fight, leading to a unanimous decision victory in the third round.
Braga vs. Khaybulaev
Movlid Khaybulaev, DEC
Gabriel Alves Braga has shown great potential with an undefeated record and an impressive skill set. He possesses a dynamic striking base in Muay Thai and has displayed excellent body work and knockout power. Braga's ability to deliver nasty leg kicks and utilize straight punches effectively has been a key factor in his victories. Additionally, his ground and pound skills are commendable, as he has demonstrated dominant top control, quick transitions, and effective control of his opponents' legs. Braga has also showcased his capabilities in dominating regional competitions, further solidifying his potential. However, Movlid Khaybulaev presents a formidable challenge. With an undefeated record and a championship title in the PFL, Khaybulaev has proven himself as a skilled grinder. He possesses a patient and strategic fighting style, utilizing his weight distribution effectively and showcasing impressive control from the top position. Khaybulaev's ability to secure the back of his opponents has been a key factor in his victories, as he consistently works his way to advantageous positions. Although he may not take significant risks in terms of ground and pound, his dominance in controlling his opponents' wrists and maintaining heavy shoulder pressure makes him a formidable force. Considering Khaybulaev's undefeated record and his ability to grind out victories against tough opponents, it is likely that he will neutralize Braga's striking and grappling, ultimately leading to a decision victory in the third round.
Silveira vs. Flores
Josh Silveira, SUB, R1
Josh Silveira enters this fight with an undefeated record of 8-0, showcasing his dominance with a combination of chokes and head-kick knockouts. He has been successful in multiple weight classes and has shown his versatility in both striking and grappling. Silveira's strong wrestling skills have allowed him to control larger opponents and secure impressive rear-naked choke submissions. In his PFL debut, Silveira displayed exceptional striking, landing a devastating head kick followed by a flurry of punches and a huge knee, resulting in a first-round knockout. His ability to minimize damage while on the fence and escape dangerous situations demonstrates his resilience and fight IQ. Silveira's opponent, Ty Flores, has had mixed results and has struggled when facing tougher competition. While Flores has shown strength and control in his fights, Silveira's well-rounded skill set, superior grappling, and effective striking will likely be too much for Flores to handle. Silveira's ability to stay in range, land significant strikes, and potentially capitalize on Flores' weaknesses on the ground will lead to an early victory. It is highly probable that Josh Silveira will secure a first-round submission win in this light heavyweight bout.
Hamlet vs. Kasanganay
Marthin Hamlet, DEC
Martin Hamlet possesses a strong wrestling background, as evidenced by his repeated takedowns and upper-body wrestling prowess. Although he has faced some challenges with his gas tank and vulnerability to chokes, his overall strength and solid striking fundamentals make him a formidable opponent. Despite a loss against T25 Silveira where he was outstruck, Hamlet showcased incredible toughness and an ability to withstand significant punishment. He displayed dominance in his rematch against T40 Hendricks, utilizing well-executed takedowns and maintaining top control with effective ground and pound. Hamlet's striking has also shown improvement, with a more creative and dynamic approach. Although he faded in the later stages of the fight against Hendricks, his toughness allowed him to survive heavy ground and pound and secure a decision victory. Considering his well-rounded skill set and the control he has demonstrated in previous fights, it is likely that Martin Hamlet will utilize his wrestling advantage, control the fight, and earn a decision win, most likely in the third round.
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2023.06.29
11:30 AM ET
bout announced
Elvin Espinoza vs. Keoni Diggs at 155 lbs (70.3 kg)
2023.06.29
11:31 AM ET
bout announced
Thad Jean vs. Ali Omar at 170 lbs (77.1 kg)
2023.06.29
11:31 AM ET
bout announced
Desiree Yanez vs. Lisa Mauldin at 125 lbs (56.7 kg)
2023.06.29
11:31 AM ET
bout announced
Satoshi Ishii vs. Danilo Marques at 265 lbs (120.2 kg)
2023.06.29
11:32 AM ET
bout announced
Chelsea Hackett vs. Ky Bennett at 125 lbs (56.7 kg)
2023.06.29
11:32 AM ET
bout announced
Billy Elekana vs. Chuck Campbell at 205 lbs (93.0 kg)
07.04.2023 | 9:59 PM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 1 of 4 Winners, 0 Perfect, 65 Points | Tied for 1053rd
Espinoza vs. Diggs
Keoni Diggs, SUB, R2
Keoni Diggs, despite facing a couple of setbacks in his career, has shown tremendous potential with his impressive record and notable victories. He has a solid background as a prospect, showcasing a successful run in Bellator with several rear-naked choke finishes. Diggs has recently moved up to the lightweight division, and although he suffered a close split decision loss to a highly-ranked veteran, he has proven his versatility by neutralizing opponents on the ground and displaying good kicks and striking combinations. His strong takedown defense and ability to get back to his feet quickly have been evident in previous fights. On the other hand, Elvin Espinoza's unbeaten record seems impressive, but his path to victory has mostly been through grappling and ground control. While he has shown dominance in the early stages of his fights, his striking output and ability to withstand hard shots are questionable. Considering Diggs' experience and his adaptability to handle opponents' grappling, it's likely that he will find an opening to take Espinoza down and eventually secure a rear-naked choke submission victory in the second round, further solidifying his reputation as a rising star in the lightweight division.
Ishii vs. Marques
Satoshi Ishii, SUB, R2
In this heavyweight clash, Satoshi Ishii holds the advantage due to his extensive experience and skill set. Ishii, with his background in elite judo, including an Olympic gold medal, possesses formidable grappling skills that have been honed over years of competition in various promotions like Bellator, KSW, PFL, and Rizin. His deadly kimura and other arm attacks make him a significant threat on the ground, as evidenced by his most recent victory via a North-South choke against a strong regional opponent with a 40-second ground-and-pound knockout win over another opponent. On the other hand, Danilo Marques, while showing potential with his taekwondo and boxing background, has achieved most of his wins by submission. His performances in the UFC have been mixed, with notable victories and losses, including being finished by younger prospects, which highlights potential vulnerabilities in his game. Given Ishii's proven grappling prowess and recent success in professional kickboxing, it's likely that he has improved his striking and can use it strategically to set up his takedowns. While Marques has good takedown defense and a submission game, he might struggle against the relentless pressure and superior grappling technique of Ishii. Therefore, the prediction is that Satoshi Ishii will secure a submission victory, possibly in the second round, by taking Marques to the ground and capitalizing on his grappling expertise.
Keoni Diggs, SUB, R2
Keoni Diggs, despite facing a couple of setbacks in his career, has shown tremendous potential with his impressive record and notable victories. He has a solid background as a prospect, showcasing a successful run in Bellator with several rear-naked choke finishes. Diggs has recently moved up to the lightweight division, and although he suffered a close split decision loss to a highly-ranked veteran, he has proven his versatility by neutralizing opponents on the ground and displaying good kicks and striking combinations. His strong takedown defense and ability to get back to his feet quickly have been evident in previous fights. On the other hand, Elvin Espinoza's unbeaten record seems impressive, but his path to victory has mostly been through grappling and ground control. While he has shown dominance in the early stages of his fights, his striking output and ability to withstand hard shots are questionable. Considering Diggs' experience and his adaptability to handle opponents' grappling, it's likely that he will find an opening to take Espinoza down and eventually secure a rear-naked choke submission victory in the second round, further solidifying his reputation as a rising star in the lightweight division.
Ishii vs. Marques
Satoshi Ishii, SUB, R2
In this heavyweight clash, Satoshi Ishii holds the advantage due to his extensive experience and skill set. Ishii, with his background in elite judo, including an Olympic gold medal, possesses formidable grappling skills that have been honed over years of competition in various promotions like Bellator, KSW, PFL, and Rizin. His deadly kimura and other arm attacks make him a significant threat on the ground, as evidenced by his most recent victory via a North-South choke against a strong regional opponent with a 40-second ground-and-pound knockout win over another opponent. On the other hand, Danilo Marques, while showing potential with his taekwondo and boxing background, has achieved most of his wins by submission. His performances in the UFC have been mixed, with notable victories and losses, including being finished by younger prospects, which highlights potential vulnerabilities in his game. Given Ishii's proven grappling prowess and recent success in professional kickboxing, it's likely that he has improved his striking and can use it strategically to set up his takedowns. While Marques has good takedown defense and a submission game, he might struggle against the relentless pressure and superior grappling technique of Ishii. Therefore, the prediction is that Satoshi Ishii will secure a submission victory, possibly in the second round, by taking Marques to the ground and capitalizing on his grappling expertise.
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07.10.2023 | 11:53 AM ET
Predictions: 2 of 6 Winners, 0 Perfect, 115 Points | Tied for 1018th
Is Danilo technically even allowed to be training yet? He got KOed stiff like a month ago.
07.10.2023 | 12:02 PM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 2 of 6 Winners, 0 Perfect, 115 Points | Tied for 1018th
Jenkins vs. Pinedo
Bubba Jenkins, DEC
Losing to Braga by decision aged well and Pinedo is also coming off a great win, but I feel like Bubba is hitting his stride and will be tough to beat.
Silveira vs. Flores
Josh Silveira, SUB, R3
Even if Flores cares and makes weight he could gas later.He's well-rounded and tough but the more skilled guys have beaten him so far in his career.
Hamlet vs. Kasanganay
Impa Kasanganay, TKO, R3
Hamlet is another guy that might gas out. He'll probably be way bigger but I think Impa can survive early and go the distance whereas Hamlet hasn't shown that ability.
Bubba Jenkins, DEC
Losing to Braga by decision aged well and Pinedo is also coming off a great win, but I feel like Bubba is hitting his stride and will be tough to beat.
Silveira vs. Flores
Josh Silveira, SUB, R3
Even if Flores cares and makes weight he could gas later.He's well-rounded and tough but the more skilled guys have beaten him so far in his career.
Hamlet vs. Kasanganay
Impa Kasanganay, TKO, R3
Hamlet is another guy that might gas out. He'll probably be way bigger but I think Impa can survive early and go the distance whereas Hamlet hasn't shown that ability.
07.10.2023 | 12:07 PM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 5 of 10 Winners, 1 Perfect, 320 Points | Tied for 779th
Jenkins vs. Pinedo
Bubba Jenkins, DEC
I think Bubba Jenkins clinches his spot in the finals.
Braga vs. Khaybulaev
Movlid Khaybulaev, DEC
Khaybulaev by wrestling dominance.
Bubba Jenkins, DEC
I think Bubba Jenkins clinches his spot in the finals.
Braga vs. Khaybulaev
Movlid Khaybulaev, DEC
Khaybulaev by wrestling dominance.
07.11.2023 | 4:02 AM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 7 of 8 Winners, 2 Perfect, 480 Points | Tied for 209th
Ishii vs. Marques
Satoshi Ishii, TKO, R1
Weird matchup
Satoshi Ishii, TKO, R1
Weird matchup
"“I took no damage,” Hill said. “Most of the fall was me falling down"
07.11.2023 | 9:04 AM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 5 of 10 Winners, 3 Perfect, 390 Points | Tied for 559th
Elekana vs. Campbell
Billy Elekana, TKO, R2
Tee up spot for elekana. He had that terrible showing against Daniel Compton but he is much better than what he showed there. Campbell is really bad. For starters, he’s 40 years old so that’s already a knock, super low volume, chinny, and has a bad gas tank. Elekana should cruise
Billy Elekana, TKO, R2
Tee up spot for elekana. He had that terrible showing against Daniel Compton but he is much better than what he showed there. Campbell is really bad. For starters, he’s 40 years old so that’s already a knock, super low volume, chinny, and has a bad gas tank. Elekana should cruise
* Edited at 07.11.2023, 9:06 AM ET *
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07.11.2023 | 9:16 AM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 5 of 10 Winners, 3 Perfect, 390 Points | Tied for 559th
Jenkins vs. Pinedo
Bubba Jenkins, DEC
No fluke this time
Silveira vs. Flores
Josh Silveira, TKO, R1
Flores being in playoffs is a sick joke
Braga vs. Khaybulaev
Movlid Khaybulaev, DEC
Braga is ******* sick but he’s being done dirty here. movlid is so good everywhere; imo the best guy in their promotion
Hamlet vs. Kasanganay
Impa Kasanganay, TKO, R2
I was skeptical of impa at 205, but he has clearly bulked into the divison & looks good. He had fought mostly cans but he is dominating all of them. I worry about the wrestling from hamlet, but even if he has success esrly on, impa just needs to survive to round 3 before hamlet starts to give up. I think he can get him out of there before round 3 tho. Impa’s wrestling looks much improved and he is strong as hell
Espinoza vs. Diggs
Keoni Diggs, DEC
Really surprised Bellator let diggs go. He is decent. Espinoza looked really good against his best opponent yet, but idk I’m not sold on him just yet. Let’s see if he can get through diggs
Jean vs. Omar
Thad Jean, TKO, R1
Jean showed he’s legit after that ass whooping of alequin. He should make light work of this guy
Yanez vs. Mauldin
Desiree Yanez, DEC
Yanez is much better than her record shows. She should’ve won 2 of those Bellator losses & since then has moved to fight ready. She is actually pretty good
Ishii vs. Marques
Satoshi Ishii, DEC
For starters, how terrible is marques? Who tf gets slept by Marcelo nunes? Regardless, this is a terrible fight. Ishii is an og & a surprising resigning by the pfl. While I want to get excited to see him compete again, there’s no denying Ishii is incredibly boring. Now, he’s fighting a 6”6 nothing burger who is terrible. I wanna say Ishii will finish this, but it’s likely a very boring decision where Ishii lays in top of marques for 3 rounds
Hackett vs. Bennett
Ky Bennett, TKO, R2
Gimme bennett, she’s a similar age as Hackett but trains at a better gym, is more active, and can grapple. Hackett was very hyped up before her dwcs fight but man she got outclassed by Victoria leonardo of all people. Sure, that was years ago and she’s still very young, but without any fights in the interim, it’s hard to really be confident in her here. Bennett is a lot better than her record shows
Bubba Jenkins, DEC
No fluke this time
Silveira vs. Flores
Josh Silveira, TKO, R1
Flores being in playoffs is a sick joke
Braga vs. Khaybulaev
Movlid Khaybulaev, DEC
Braga is ******* sick but he’s being done dirty here. movlid is so good everywhere; imo the best guy in their promotion
Hamlet vs. Kasanganay
Impa Kasanganay, TKO, R2
I was skeptical of impa at 205, but he has clearly bulked into the divison & looks good. He had fought mostly cans but he is dominating all of them. I worry about the wrestling from hamlet, but even if he has success esrly on, impa just needs to survive to round 3 before hamlet starts to give up. I think he can get him out of there before round 3 tho. Impa’s wrestling looks much improved and he is strong as hell
Espinoza vs. Diggs
Keoni Diggs, DEC
Really surprised Bellator let diggs go. He is decent. Espinoza looked really good against his best opponent yet, but idk I’m not sold on him just yet. Let’s see if he can get through diggs
Jean vs. Omar
Thad Jean, TKO, R1
Jean showed he’s legit after that ass whooping of alequin. He should make light work of this guy
Yanez vs. Mauldin
Desiree Yanez, DEC
Yanez is much better than her record shows. She should’ve won 2 of those Bellator losses & since then has moved to fight ready. She is actually pretty good
Ishii vs. Marques
Satoshi Ishii, DEC
For starters, how terrible is marques? Who tf gets slept by Marcelo nunes? Regardless, this is a terrible fight. Ishii is an og & a surprising resigning by the pfl. While I want to get excited to see him compete again, there’s no denying Ishii is incredibly boring. Now, he’s fighting a 6”6 nothing burger who is terrible. I wanna say Ishii will finish this, but it’s likely a very boring decision where Ishii lays in top of marques for 3 rounds
Hackett vs. Bennett
Ky Bennett, TKO, R2
Gimme bennett, she’s a similar age as Hackett but trains at a better gym, is more active, and can grapple. Hackett was very hyped up before her dwcs fight but man she got outclassed by Victoria leonardo of all people. Sure, that was years ago and she’s still very young, but without any fights in the interim, it’s hard to really be confident in her here. Bennett is a lot better than her record shows
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2023.07.17
10:32 PM ET
bout status update
Braga vs. Khaybulaev Changed from Confirmed to Cancelled
07.17.2023 | 11:34 PM ET
Predictions: 3 of 10 Winners, 1 Perfect, 200 Points | Tied for 960th
damn so does that mean chris wade is going to be bumped into the playoffs?
2023.07.19
11:52 AM ET
bout announced
Elvin Espinoza vs. Keoni Diggs at 155 lbs (70.3 kg)
2023.07.19
11:53 AM ET
bout announced
Anthony Ivy vs. Carson Hardman at 170 lbs (77.1 kg)
2023.07.19
11:54 AM ET
bout status update
Ishii vs. Marques Changed from Confirmed to Cancelled
2023.07.19
11:55 AM ET
bout announced
Gabriel Alves Braga vs. Chris Wade at 145 lbs (65.8 kg)
07.23.2023 | 9:01 AM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 5 of 10 Winners, 3 Perfect, 390 Points | Tied for 559th
Braga vs. Wade
Gabriel Alves Braga, DEC
Wade has been looking like **** recently. I think she is catching up to him. Gimmie Braga who I think is a stud
Ivy vs. Hardman
Carson Hardman, TKO, R2
What a nightmare this one is to pick. Ivy is just insanely bad. He is so chinny and has poor grappling. I’m picking hardman just cuz he’s young but wow a sub loss to the ghost of siler is a terrible look
Gabriel Alves Braga, DEC
Wade has been looking like **** recently. I think she is catching up to him. Gimmie Braga who I think is a stud
Ivy vs. Hardman
Carson Hardman, TKO, R2
What a nightmare this one is to pick. Ivy is just insanely bad. He is so chinny and has poor grappling. I’m picking hardman just cuz he’s young but wow a sub loss to the ghost of siler is a terrible look
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07.24.2023 | 8:59 AM ET
Predictions: 2 of 3 Winners, 1 Perfect, 150 Points | Tied for 1000th
todos dicen que bubba dominara con lucha a Pinedo , pero tengo dudas , Pinedo esta en un team donde predomina la lucha y el grappling de alto nivel y ademas de excelente defensa derribos, compañeros como Claudio puelles, Daniel marcos,Enrique barzola y campeones mundiales de luta livre , asi creo que esta pelea sera netamente de pie, a menos que Bubba demuestre ser khabib, veo grandes chances de que Pinedo acabe con bubba , ya que tiene manos pesadas y es mas joven .
07.24.2023 | 5:20 PM ET
Predictions: 2 of 6 Winners, 0 Perfect, 115 Points | Tied for 1018th
What happened to Movlid? I can't find anything about it online
07.24.2023 | 5:23 PM ET
Predictions: 2 of 3 Winners, 0 Perfect, 115 Points | Tied for 1018th
pulled out due to injury
2023.07.26
12:01 PM ET
event start time updated
From Friday, August 4 at 6:00pm ET to Friday, August 4 at 6:30pm ET
07.30.2023 | 9:43 PM ET
Predictions: 4 of 10 Winners, 2 Perfect, 290 Points | Tied for 854th
Jesus Pinedo the new face of PFL 😂
"They killed Jesus for speaking the truth..."
07.30.2023 | 11:53 PM ET
Predictions: 2 of 3 Winners, 0 Perfect, 100 Points | Tied for 1035th
Watched tape on Billy.. he looks like ****
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07.31.2023 | 1:33 AM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 5 of 8 Winners, 1 Perfect, 330 Points | Tied for 752nd
Jean vs. Omar
Thad Jean, TKO, R1
not my boy jay ellis
Ivy vs. Hardman
Anthony Ivy, SUB, R3
late sub blind pick
Elekana vs. Campbell
Chuck Campbell, TKO, R2
wiily got no gas
Thad Jean, TKO, R1
not my boy jay ellis
Ivy vs. Hardman
Anthony Ivy, SUB, R3
late sub blind pick
Elekana vs. Campbell
Chuck Campbell, TKO, R2
wiily got no gas
"its common sense"
07.31.2023 | 12:12 PM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 2 of 6 Winners, 0 Perfect, 115 Points | Tied for 1018th
Braga vs. Wade
Chris Wade, SUB, R3
Tough one, Braga looks good but hasn't been seriously tested. I'm going with Wade finding grappling success.
Espinoza vs. Diggs
Keoni Diggs, DEC
Diggs is pretty good. After Bellator cut him for missing weight it's good to see him at LW.
Yanez vs. Mauldin
Desiree Yanez, DEC
Dirty Dezzz
Chris Wade, SUB, R3
Tough one, Braga looks good but hasn't been seriously tested. I'm going with Wade finding grappling success.
Espinoza vs. Diggs
Keoni Diggs, DEC
Diggs is pretty good. After Bellator cut him for missing weight it's good to see him at LW.
Yanez vs. Mauldin
Desiree Yanez, DEC
Dirty Dezzz
08.01.2023 | 12:33 PM ET
Predictions: 7 of 10 Winners, 2 Perfect, 430 Points | Tied for 380th
Would hate to see Ky Bennett lose 😍.
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08.01.2023 | 1:37 PM ET
Prediction Comments
Predictions: 7 of 10 Winners, 4 Perfect, 500 Points | Tied for 157th
Jenkins vs. Pinedo
Jesus Pinedo, TKO, R2
Pinedo gets another upset.
Silveira vs. Flores
Ty Flores, DEC
Flores is very hittable on the feet, but I think he can grind out Silveira on the mat (Flores has never been submitted) for a UD win.
Braga vs. Wade
Gabriel Alves Braga, DEC
Wade is Braga’s best test he’s faced so far in his career, but I feel like the TD defense could hold up and Braga is levels ahead of Wade on the feet.
Hamlet vs. Kasanganay
Marthin Hamlet, DEC
This fight will probably the most boring one on the card, but I could see a few good scrambles.
Jean vs. Omar
Thad Jean, DEC
This fight is a lot closer than it seems. Omar isn’t bad.
Ivy vs. Hardman
Anthony Ivy, SUB, R1
Hardman can’t wrestle for his life. Ivy should finish this quick.
Hackett vs. Bennett
Chelsea Hackett, DEC
Hackett uses her striking pedigree to control distance and win a decision.
Elekana vs. Campbell
Chuck Campbell, DEC
Campbell will use his reach advantage to get the UD win.
Jesus Pinedo, TKO, R2
Pinedo gets another upset.
Silveira vs. Flores
Ty Flores, DEC
Flores is very hittable on the feet, but I think he can grind out Silveira on the mat (Flores has never been submitted) for a UD win.
Braga vs. Wade
Gabriel Alves Braga, DEC
Wade is Braga’s best test he’s faced so far in his career, but I feel like the TD defense could hold up and Braga is levels ahead of Wade on the feet.
Hamlet vs. Kasanganay
Marthin Hamlet, DEC
This fight will probably the most boring one on the card, but I could see a few good scrambles.
Jean vs. Omar
Thad Jean, DEC
This fight is a lot closer than it seems. Omar isn’t bad.
Ivy vs. Hardman
Anthony Ivy, SUB, R1
Hardman can’t wrestle for his life. Ivy should finish this quick.
Hackett vs. Bennett
Chelsea Hackett, DEC
Hackett uses her striking pedigree to control distance and win a decision.
Elekana vs. Campbell
Chuck Campbell, DEC
Campbell will use his reach advantage to get the UD win.
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