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February 14, 2023
Professional Fighters League on Tuesday unveiled the full roster of
fighters for its inaugural PFL Europe Season.
The lineup spans four weight classes and includes 32 athletes from
14 countries. PFL Europe will include four events, with winners in
each division earning $100,000 and a spot on the main PFL
roster.
PFL Europe regular season cards are set for Vertu Motors Arena in
Newcastle, England, on March 25 and Vetri Music Hall in Berlin,
Germany, on July 8. PFL Europe 1 will feature light heavyweights
and women’s flyweights, while PFL Europe 2 includes lightweights
and bantamweights. The PFL Europe playoffs take place on Sept. 30
at the Zenith in Paris, France, and the campaign concludes with a
championship event at 3Arena in Dublin on Dec. 8.
“We are excited to kick off PFL Europe’s inaugural season with the
best European roster of fighters,” said PFL president of fighter
operations Ray Sefo. “PFL
Europe will see the best in MMA action in a true season format,
where fighters must win to advance.”
PFL Europe Roster
Light Heavyweight:
Simeon
Powell (UK)
Mohamed
Amine (Holland)
Kenneth
Bergh (Norway)
Jakob
Nedoh (Slovenia)
Anthony
Salamone (France)
Daniel
Ladero Gartner (Spain)
Damien
Losco Remy (France)
Women’s Flyweight:
Dakota
Ditcheva (UK)
Clara
Ricignuolo (France)
Griet
Eeckhout (Belgium)
Mafalda
Carmona (Portugal)
Cornelia
Holm (Sweden)
Marta
Waliczek (Poland)
Lizzy
Gevers (Holland)
Valentina
Scatizzi (Italy)
Bantamweight:
Ali
Taleb (Sweden)
Dominique
Wooding (UK)
Francesco
Nuzzi (Italy)
Frans
Mlambo (Ireland)
Farbod
Iran Nezhad (Germany)
Kenji
Bortoluzzi (Switzerland)
Khurshed
Kakhorov (Germany)
Moktar
Benkaci (France)
Lightweight:
Acoidan
Duque (Spain)
Aleksandrs
Chizovs (Latvia)
Connor
Hughes (UK)
Dylan
Tuke (Ireland)
Geysim
Derouiche (France)
John
Mitchell (Ireland)
Radu
Maxim (Italy)
Jakub
Kaszuba (Poland)