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2025 PFL World Tournament 3: Fight Night Summary

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Orlando, fl. – The first round of the global PFL 2025 tournament began tonight with the Universal Studios Florida campaign, where four fighters both in medium and lightweight branches hit tickets in the June semi -finals.

At 185 pounds a man they call “Hercules”, Dalton Rosta (10-1), will face Canada Aaron Jeffery (16-5) In the rematch for almost two years in creation Josh Silveira (14-4) is to meet England Fabian Edwards (14-4) in the semi-final.

In lightweight semi -finals, former Bellator Master Brent first (16-4, 1 NC) will face England Alfie Davis (18-5-1) in a very expected duel, while Novel Zealand Jay-Jay Wilson (11-1) he acides against Russia Gadzhi Rabadanov (25-4-2).

The main event appeared in the heavyweight champion 2023 PFL IMPA Kasanggananay (18-6) In the face of former pretender Bellator Fabian Edwards. Both fighters had moments on their legs, each of which managed to sway the second, but it was a perfectly transient elbow from Edwards, who sent Kasanganaya to canvas. The British followed a lot of strikes, which prompted the judge to enter and stop the fight.

A lightweight champion of 2024 PFL Gadzhi Rabadanov appeared in the coefficients’ Marc Diakiese (18-8). After the tension of the meeting at the beginning of the week, Rabadanov Dagestan needed only 32 seconds to end the fight. The 31-year-old now goes to the semi-finals because he wants to repeat as a master.

Dalton Rosta from Pittsburgh has proved that he is a grave claimant for the 2025 global tournament, submitting a welterweight champion 2022 Sadibou i (17-9-2) with a choke in the second round. The outstanding American team won two in a row since the first defeat of the promising career.

Two long -standing outstanding Bellator have fought MADS BURNELL (20-7) He faced Jay-Jay Wilson. Former featherweight for most of his early career, Wilson showed his dominance in the stock exchanges, ultimately overwhelming a Danish veteran with a wave unanswered to ensure an impressive victory in his debut PFL.

Starting the main card, one of the most invigorating fighters who ever decorate intelligence, Clay Collard (25-15, 1 NC), went to the fingers from Alfie Davis from London Shootfighters. In the middle of the first round, Davis landed perfectly in the time he sent Collard to canvas. Trying from Utah, he tried to return to his leg, but the relentless avalanche of strikes from Davis forced Judge Blake Grice to enter and stop fighting.

The global PFL 2025 tournament lasts on Thursday, May 1, and massive and lightweight massive weight competes live on ESPN 2, ESPN+ and Dazn.

2025 PFL World Tournament 3: Main card of the first round:

Fabian Edwards (14-4) Defeated IMPA Kasanggananay (18-6) by TKO (strikes) at 2:14 round of the second

Gadzhi Rabadanov (25-4-2) defeated Marc Diakiese (18-8) by KO (strikes) in: 32 rounds of the first

Dalton Rosta (10-1) Defeated Sadibou i (17-9-2) by notification (d’Arce choke) at 3:29 round of the second

Jay-Jay Wilson (11-1) Defeated MADS BURNELL (20-7) by TKO (strikes) at 4:32 third round

Alfie Davis (18-5-1) defeated Clay Collard (25-15, 1 NC) by TKO (strikes) at 2:12 round of the first

2025 PFL World Tournament 3: Early first round card:

Josh Silveira (14-4) Defeated Mike Shipman (17-5) Through a unanimous decision (29-28 x3)

Brent first (16-4, 1 NC) Vinicius Cenci (10-3) by folding (naked choke) at 4:52 in the third round

Aaron Jeffery (16-5) Defeated Murad Ramazanov (12-2, 1 NC) through a divided decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)

The upcoming schedule of the World Tournament 2025 PFL:

2025 PFL World Tournament 4: First round – May 1 – Universal Studios Florida, stage 19

2025 PFL World Tournament 5: Semi -finals – June 12 – Nashville Municipal Auditorium, Nashville

2025 PFL World Tournament 6: Semi -finals – June 20 – Intrust Bank Arena, Wichita

2025 PFL World Tournament 7: Semi -finals – June 27 – Wintrust Arena, Chicago

2025 PFL World Tournament 8: Finals – August 1 Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, NJ

2025 PFL World Tournament 9: Finals – August 15 – Bojangles Coliseum, Charlotte, NC

2025 PFL World Tournament 10: Finals – August 21 – Demanding Rock Live at the Demanding Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood seminole, Hollywood, Florida

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UFC Paris Post Show: Reaction to Salahdine Parnasse’s quick win over Dan Hooker, and where he goes next

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UFC Paris Post Show: Reaction to Salahdine Parnasse’s quick win over Dan Hooker, and where he goes next

Dan Hooker welcomed Salahdine Parnasse to the UFC this weekend, and all he got for it was a trip to the hospital.

On Saturday, Parnasse made his long-awaited UFC debut and gave the French fans something to cheer about, running through Hooker with relative ease in the first round. How impressive was Parnasse's performance and where does he go next?

Join MMA Fighting's Mike Heck and Alexander K. Lee as they break down what comes next for Parnasse and Hooker, after UFC Paris. Additionally, Mike and AK dive into the rest of the action from the UFC's latest trip to the City of Light, discuss the UFC 332 main event announcement and what it means for Valentina Shevchenko, chat about Katie Taylor's retirement fight in Ireland, answer viewer questions, and more.

Watch the UFC Paris post-fight show above, or an audio-only version of the show can also be streamed below and on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever else you get your podcasts.

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Pros react after Salahdine Parnasse stops Dan Hooker at UFC Paris

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Pros react after Salahdine Parnasse stops Dan Hooker at UFC Paris

Today's UFC Paris event was headlined by a lightweight contest featuring Dan Hooker taking on Salahdine Parnasse.

Hooker (24-15 MMA) had entered the contest with hopes of snapping a two-fight losing skid. ‘The Hangman' had most previously competed this past February at UFC 325 in Sydney, where he suffered a second-round TKO loss to Benoit Saint Denis. That setback was preceded by a submission defeat to Arman Tsarukyan in November of last year. Prior to those losses, Dan Hooker had put together a three-fight winning streak, a stretch which included victories over Jalin Turner and Mateusz Gamrot.

Meanwhile, Salahdine Parnasse (24-2 MMA) was making his Octagon debut this evening in Paris. The former two-division KSW champion had entered the contest on a five-fight winning streak, with his most recent victory coming over Kenneth Cross at May's ‘Rousey vs. Carano' MVP MMA event.

Tonight's UFC Paris headliner proved to be a coming out party for Salahdine Parnasse. The former KSW champion made quick work of Dan Hooker, disposing of ‘The Hangman' in the very first round. The finishing sequence began with a kick to the liver and ended with a nasty left hand that sent Hooker crashing to the canvas. It was an impressive showing for the UFC newcomer and sets him up for a high profile fight next time up.

Official UFC Paris Results: Salahdine Parnasse def. Dan Hooker via KO (punches) at 2:35 of Round 1

Check out how the pros reacted to ‘Hooker vs. Parnasse' below:

Post-fight reactions to Parnasse defeating Hooker at UFC Paris:

Who would you like to see Salahdine Parnasse fight next following his knockout victory over Dan Hooker this afternoon in France? Share your thoughts in the comment section PENN Nation!

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UFC Paris Results: Salahdine Parnasse KO's Dan Hooker (Video)

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UFC Paris Results: Salahdine Parnasse KO's Dan Hooker (Video)

We have you covered for all of today's UFC Paris results, including the lightweight main event between Dan Hooker and Salahdine Parnasse.

Hooker (24-14 MMA) will enter the contest with hopes of snapping a two-fight losing skid. ‘The Hangman' most previously competed this past February at UFC 325 in Sydney, where he suffered a second-round TKO loss to Benoit Saint Denis. That setback was preceded by a submission loss to Arman Tsarukyan in November of last year. Prior to those defeats, Dan Hooker had put together a three-fight winning streak, a stretch which included victories over Jalin Turner and Mateusz Gamrot.

Meanwhile, Salahdine Parnasse (23-2 MMA) will be making his Octagon debut this evening in Paris. The former two-division KSW champion will enter the contest on a five-fight winning streak, with his most recent victory coming over Kenneth Cross at May's ‘Rousey vs. Carano' MVP MMA event.

Round one of the UFC Paris headliner begins and Dan Hooker is being very patient early. Salahdine Parnasse is using a lot of feints and movement. Both men connect with kicks from range. Hooker continues to dish out the low kicks, but Parnasse is checking most of them. Salahdine is backing ‘The Hangman' up against the cage. A heavy body kick from Parnasse hurts Hooker! That looked like a liver shot. Hooker is doubled over and covering up! Salahdine Parnasse swarms him with shots. A big left hand drops the UFC veteran and this one is all over! WOW! What a debut!

Official UFC Paris Results: Salahdine Parnasse def. Dan Hooker via KO (punches) at 2:35 of Round 1

Who would you like to see Parnasse fight next following his knockout victory over Hooker this afternoon in France? Share your thoughts in the comment section PENN Nation!

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