MMA
Professional Fighters League and Fox Sports Mexico Unite
Published
1 year agoon
Professional Fighters League (PFL), the fastest growing and most groundbreaking sports league, has today announced many years of cooperation with Fox Sports Mexico. As a pioneer in a mixed transmitting space of martial arts, Fox Sports Mexico will provide fans of fighting lives throughout Mexico in Spanish.
Thanks to this agreement, Fox Sports Mexico will broadcast all high -level franchises PFL, including the global PFL 2025 PFL tournament, a series of masters, PFL European, PFL Mena, PFL Africa and a comprehensive PFL fight library. In addition, Fox Sports Mexico will present programming, including shows before and after fighting, press conferences and weighing. Fox Sports Mexico and PFL will debut in a monumental partnership with the start of the PFL 2025 World Tournament on April 3 with Orlando in Florida.
This groundbreaking partnership emphasizes the global expansion of PFL and commitment to providing world -class mixed martial arts to a devoted international fan base, while presenting the most crucial talent of the organization.
“We are glad that we can announce our cooperation with Fox Sports Mexico,” said Peter Murray, CEO of PFL. “Like PFL, Fox Sports Mexico was pioneering in mixed martial arts space, and together we are involved in providing world -class MMA to fans in Mexico and Latin America. Thanks to our list of elite Latin American fighters, they are still developing that partnership means that partnership means only our expansion in one of the regions of Grunging in the sport. Potential launch of the Latin American League next year. “
Watch the first round of the PFL 2025 World Championships on Thursday, April 3 live at Fox Sports Mexico, where some of the best athletes of welterweight and featherweight will face each other to go to the semi -finals.
Fans can find the entire PFL campaign on Fox Sports multi -platform channels, including Fox Sports Premium and the Fox Sports MX application.
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Tommy McMillen takes aim at unbeaten UFC rival: He runs his mouth
Published
3 hours agoon
September 2, 2026
McMillen firmly believes he is the top prospect in the
Ultimate Fighting Championship featherweight division.
The undefeated 145-pounder will meet fellow unbeaten prospect
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Rahiki at
Noche UFC 4 on Sept. 12 in Glendale, Arizona, and McMillen
believes the matchup is exactly what he wants at this stage of his
career.
Tommy McMillen welcomes the Marwan Rahiki matchup at Noche
UFC
McMillen (11-0) has 10 finishes on his record, with his lone
decision win coming in his contract-winning effort on
Dana White's Contender Series. When asked about facing a
dangerous prospect in his third UFC outing rather than a
less-challenging matchup, McMillen said he welcomes the
challenge.
“Yeah, you know I like to fight,†McMillen said in a recent
interview. “I want to fight the toughest guys to prove that I’m on
a different level.â€
Rahiki (9-0) has earned finishes in all nine of his professional
victories and, like McMillen, is 2-0 in the UFC. The latter
believes his opponent’s confidence makes the matchup even more
appealing.
“This kid’s a prospect, he runs his mouth, he talks a lot and
that’s the exact fight that I want to take head-on and just show
everybody like I am who I say I am,†McMillen added. “This kid’s
another prospect, so I’m gonna go out there and put him down, cash
another $100,000 bonus and just show that, you know, this is my
time.â€
Ready to prove why he's the top prospect at
145lbs 🤩Tommy
McMillen is ready for #NocheUFC
👊 pic.twitter.com/IXXwu26t2D— UFC on Paramount+ (@UFConParamount)
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Glover Teixeira says Alex Pereira would KO Josh Hokit in Round 1
Published
4 hours agoon
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Teixeira wants to see the bad blood between Alex
Pereira and Josh Hokit
come to a head inside the Octagon.
Just hours after defeating Mauricio
“Shogun†Rua by unanimous decision in an eight-round boxing
match at Spaten Fight Night 3 in Sao Paulo, the former champ
offered his thoughts on Pereira’s future. Teixeira believes Hokit
is the ideal next opponent for “Poatan†in the
Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Glover Teixeira wants Alex Pereira to settle his rivalry with
Josh Hokit in the UFC
When asked about Pereira vs. Hokit, Teixeira laid out his
prediction for how the bout will play out.
“Personally, I would love to see him against Hokit,†Teixeira said
in an interview with journalist Laerte Viana. “I think this guy
speaks a lot of bullsh*t and I believe ‘Poatan' would knock him out
in the first round.â€
Teixeira also indicated that Pereira is training regularly and
simply waiting for his next assignment. The rivalry between the
Brazilian former two-division champ and the polarizing undefeated
American intensified ahead of
UFC Freedom 250, when Hokit made crude comments at the
pre-fight presser.
“The Incredible Hok†then called out Pereira in his post-fight
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