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Trey Waters (right) has signed with the PFL. | 📷: Zuffa/Getty

Ultimate Fighting Championship veteran Trey Waters has signed with Professional Fighters League and will debut in the SmartCage on Aug. 7, in Charlotte, North Carolina, for one of the company’s upcoming Summer Series events, sources tell Sherdog.com.

Homegrown talent Trukon Carson will take on Waters in a welterweight tilt.

Waters (9-2) will join the PFL after a 2-1 tenure in the UFC, where he also competed in Dana White’s Contender Series in 2022, losing to Gabriel Bonfim by submission.

Carson, 6-1, known as “The Carolina Gamedog,” has had five of his six professional wins come by way of first-round stoppage, has went the distance just once in his career, with his most recent win coming in Fury FC. Having fought last in March, Carson will get the biggest step up in competition in taking on Waters, while also getting an opportunity to breakthrough in the PFL’s welterweight division.<…

Cobey Fehr was overwhelmed with emotions after his successful Professional Fighters League debut.

Fehr (4-0) took on Daniel Bzdigian in a bantamweight tilt at PFL San Diego last weekend. Fehr took just two minutes to take Bzdigian down and earn a submission win with a vrabo choke in his PFL debut. 

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“The Don” subsequently explained why he was emotionally shouting inside the cage, celebrating his win. Fehr revealed that he hasn’t been to his home in Ohio in six years. The 31-year-old further revealed that he used to be an opioid addict, although he never informed his family about his addiction. Fehr was in withdrawal from his addiction when he came to Las Vegas from Ohio with $4. Having now become someone for his parents to be proud of means a lot to Fehr.Turning His Life Around “I haven’t been home in six years,” Fehr said in a post-fight interview (via Home of Fight). “I came to Vegas with $4 in my wallet. I’ve never told anyone in my family th…

Anshul Jubli could pick up his first official UFC win with Sean Strickland’s help. 

Strickland (31-7) recently trained with Jubli at the UFC Performance Institute. The UFC middleweight champion subsequently praised Jubli while also joking about the stereotype that scammers are Indian. Strickland promises to help Jubli in training when he returns to Las Vegas in two weeks.

“Bro said ‘someone is hacking into your bank account, I need your social and password to stop it.’ Real talk, this man is holding it down for India. When I’m back in two weeks I’m gonna help him and bring soap,” Strickland wrote on X. “He gonna be a real n—a when I’m done with him.” 

Bro said "someone is hacking into your bank account, I need your social and password to stop it"

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