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⚖️ #PFLCharlotte Official Weigh Ins

Bryan Battle: 185.6 lbsDalton Rosta: 185.8 lbs

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Be there this Friday, August 7th🎟️https://t.co/LsiQ59XlNj #PFLCharlotte | Friday, August 7th | 📺 Prelims 6:30PM on the ESPN App | Main Card 10PM EST on ESPN pic.twitter.com/Oo1I9vOULx — PFL (@PFLMMA) August 6, 2026 The Professional Fighters League's return to North Carolina is officially set following the PFL Charlotte weigh-ins.

The 13-fight card will feature an important middleweight scrap as the main event. Headliners Bryan Battle and Dalton Rosta both made weight for their headliner, as each contender looks to get back into the win column. All other fighters also made weight for the mixed martial arts event.

Battle (12-3, 1 NC) was most recently seen inside the PFL cage in a losing effort to Johnny Eblen. The former middleweight champion submitted "The Butcher" with a face crank in under a round. The defeat broke a five-fi…

Charles Oliveira has vowed that Allan Nascimento’s legacy will live on through Chute Boxe following the death of his longtime teammate.

Wednesday, Aug. 5, marked a solemn day for the Brazilian gym as members of the Chute Boxe family gathered to pay their final respects to Nascimento. Teammates and coaches formed a guard of honor and applauded as Nascimento’s casket was carried by members of the academy.

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Charles Oliveira says Chute Boxe will keep Allan Nascimento's legacy alive After Nascimento’s funeral, Oliveira shared an emotional message on his Instagram Stories while fighting back tears. The former lightweight champion and current BMF titleholder promised that Nascimento’s impact would continue to inspire the team.

“Allanzito, you were always an example of commitment, discipline and character to our team,” Oliveira said. “Be sure your legacy will never be forgotten. Now we have something even greater to fight for. Every time we step into the ca…

Michael Oliveira has no intention of following the growing trend of welterweights moving up to middleweight.

Fresh off an impressive Ultimate Fighting Championship debut in Serbia, the unbeaten Brazilian told Sherdog he plans to spend the remainder of his career competing at welterweight despite carrying significantly more weight outside camp.

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UFC newcomer credits veteran specialist Rogerio Camoes Oliveira, who improved to 10-0 and recorded his ninth knockout victory at UFC Belgrade, acknowledged that making the welterweight limit is demanding. However, he said the process is manageable with the help of nutrition and weight-cut specialist Rogerio Camoes.

“I think because I arrived late to the weigh-in, a lot of people assumed I had trouble making weight,” Oliveira told Sherdog. “The odds in my favor even dropped, but the truth is everything is planned. I make 77 kilograms (170 pounds) without much difficulty, mainly because I work with Rogerio Cam…