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PLL 2025 World Tournament Semifinals results: Romanow, Carlos Jr., Rosta and Edwards Advance to Finalsromanov, Carlos Jr., Rosta & Edwards Punch Tickets for the finals of the World Tournament 2025 PFL
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8 months agoon
CHICAGO – The World Tournament PFL 2025 semi -finals came to a dramatic ending on Friday evening at the Wintrust Arena in Chicago, crowning the last pretenders in heavyweight, featherlight weighty weight and medium weight.
With rates higher than ever, the fighters fought for the desired place in the PFL finals on August 1 in Atlantic City. The evening was full of explosive performances, stunning nervousness and emotional victories that prepared the stage for the unforgettable night of the championship.
The main event: Fabian Edwards dominates Silveira, goes to the finals of the average weight
In the header of the evening, England Fabian Edwards (15-4) He presented his elite skills hitting clinical results against the American team Josh Silveira (14-5).
After the initial first round, Edwards took control in the second, landing in the punishment of elbows and pure meters that began to wear Silveira. At the end of the third round, Edwards clearly established dominance, gaining unanimous decision win.
“The Assassin” showed a composed, tactical style, winning a shot in a crown of an average weight of 2025 against a friend from the ATT Silveira team, Dalton Rosta.
Collaborator factor: Sullivan Cauley stunns Phil Davis in a featherlight heavyweight thriller
Former Bellator master Phil Davis (25-8) It looked sharply, using his characteristic supplies to control Arizona Sullivan Couley (8-1). But at the end of the second round, Cauley overturned the script, landing a destructive kick of his head and another blow that Davis dropped.
Davis survived the attack, but the shoot changed. Cauley continued to press in the final cage, landing with authority and generally causes more damage. The judges admitted him Unanimous victory of the decision 1st place in featherlight heavyweight finals.
Sergio Pettis Edge former teammate of the Raufeon Stots in Showcase Walki team
Three years after the canceled fight due to injury, Sergio Pettis (24-7) AND Raufeon Stots (21-3) Finally, I met in SmartCage in a striking high -level chess match.
Pettis delighted the crowd of skillful combinations, especially his characteristic rotating backning. Despite the competitive stock exchanges, he managed to overtake Narrow winmarking a successful debut in PFL and reviving your rush in the Bantamweight division.
Dalton Rosta Avenges, his only loss, defeats Aaron Jeffery in the middle war
In one of the most anticipated rematch of the night, Dalton Rosta (11-1) Revenge Aaron Jeffery (16-6) for a lonely professional failure.
Both warriors had robust moments, but the cleaner blows of the rost and the pressure moved forward Decision divided victory (29-28, 29-28, 27-30). The victory not only exerts a result in the competition, but also protects the Rosta ticket to the average weight finals, where he will face Fabian Edwards.
Antonio Carlos Jr. Outworks Simeon Powell in a featherlight heavyweight semi -final
Opening the main card, 2021 PFL Featherlight Heavyweight Champion Antonio Carlos Jr. (18-6) A star emerging star Simeon Powell (11-2).
Carlos Jr. He imposed his will early, pressing Powell against the cage and neutralizing his crime. His control of the struggle and a relentless pace led to Unanimous winning decisionsending him back to the finals for a chance to regain his title – this time against Sullivan Couley.
2025 PFL finals: set to August 1 in Atlantic City
The global PFL 2025 tournament ends Friday, August 1With Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall At Atlantic City, Fresh Jersey.
Final duels include:
- Heavyweight final: Alexander Romanov vs. Oleg Popov
- Featherlight heavyweight final: Antonio Carlos Jr. vs. Sullivan Couley
- Medium weight final: Dalton Rosta vs. Fabian Edwards
To get more updates, the most crucial points and full results, or on a regular basis with official PFL platforms.
2025 PFL World Tournament Chicago: Semi -finals Main Card results:
Fabian Edwards (15-4) def. Josh Silveira (14-5) Through a unanimous decision (29-28 x3)
Sullivan Couley (8-1) def. Phil Davis (25-8) Through a unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)
Sergio Pettis (24-7) def. Raufeon Stots (21-3) through a unanimous decision (29-28 x3)
Dalton Rosta (11-1) def. Aaron Jeffery (16-6) through a divided decision (29-28, 27-30, 29-28)
Antonio Carlos Jr. (18-6) def. Simeon Powell (11-2) through a unanimous decision (29-28 x3)
2025 PFL World Tournament Chicago: Semi -finals Early card results:
Valentin Moldawsky (14-4) vs. Aleksander Romanow (19-3.1 NC)-Brak of the competition (accidental strike in the groin) at 4:26 round of the first-preview of the global tournament of the PFL, in order to determine the promotion in the tournament, in the absence of a competition, three judges are asked to choose a warrior who, as they think, had the most complete work for the whole fight- The judges chose Romanov to move to the finals
Ronnie Gibbs (2-0) def. Biaggio Ali Walsh (2-1) Through technical notification (arm) at 2:45 round of the second
Oleg Popov (21-2) def. Rodrigo Nascimento (12-4) Through a unanimous decision (30-27 x3)
Rafael Xavier (14-8) def. Karl Albretsson (14-8) via TKO (strikes) in: 27 round of the first
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UFC Vegas 114 Odds: Kevin Vallejos vs Josh Emmett Las Vegas Fight Night HeadlinesUFC Vegas 114 Odds: Kevin Vallejos vs Josh Emmett Las Vegas Fight Night Headlines
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1 day agoon
March 5, 2026
(Photo: Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC)In a classic veteran vs. prospect matchup, 11th-seeded Josh Emmett will headline UFC Vegas 114 against 13th-seeded Kevin Vallejos.
The exhilarating featherweight clash pitting the power of Emmett against the rising power of Vallejos will take place on March 14, 2026 at Meta Apex in Las Vegas.
BetOnline.ag he opened odds for the 14 fights on the card, which you’ll find below.
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UFC Vegas odds can be seen here: https://www.betonline.ag/sportsbook/martial-arts/mma/ufc-vegas-114
UFC Las Vegas 114
Josh Emmett +365
Kevin Vallejos -465
Amanda Lemos +205
Gillian Robertson -240
Ion Cutelaba +170
Oumar Sy-200
Harry Hardwick +150
Marwan Rahiki -175
Chris Curtis +205
Myktybek Orołbai -240
Steven Asplund +170
Vitor Petrino -200
Bruno Silva +175
Charles Johnson -205
Eryk Anders +115
Brad Tavares -135
Montserrat Rendon +350
Bia Mosque -450
SuYoung You +210
Elijah Smith -250
Sam Hughes +140
Piera Rodriguez -160
Luan Lacerda +200
Hecher Sosa -235
Bolaji Oki +295
Manoel Sousa -370
Others Fili +180
Jose Delgado -210
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LFA 231: Elijah Johns vs. Taner Trembley headlines featherweight match in MinnesotaLFA 231: Elijah Johns vs. Taner Trembley in first featherweight match in Minnesota
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2 days agoon
March 5, 2026
LAS VEGAS, Nevada – Legacy Fighting Alliance (LFA) returns to Minnesota for another key night of mixed martial arts action.
LFA president Ed Soares confirmed that the promotion will return to the “Land of 10,000 Lakes” Friday, April 17with stacked fight cards scheduled to take place at the Mystic Lake Casino Hotel.
upcoming event, LFA 231: Trembley vs. Johnspresented by Monster Energy, the main attraction of which will be a fierce featherweight fight between former LFA champion Elijah Johns (10-3) and undefeated prospect from Minnesota Taner Trembley (6-0).
Doors to the event will open at 16:30 local timewith a preliminary card starting at 16:45followed by the main card at 20:00 Fans in the United States can watch the action live on VICE TV at 21:00 ET / 18:00 PT.
Tickets for the event are currently available on Ticketmaster.
“Minnesota has become one of our strongest markets and that’s the type of fighting the fans here appreciate,” Soares said. “You have Elijah Johns, a former champion who knows what it takes to win at the highest level in LFA, against Taner Trembley, an undefeated local fighter looking to make a statement in front of his home crowd.”
Former champion Elijah Johns wants to regain his momentum
Former LFA featherweight champion Elijah Johns (10-3) returns to the LFA cage with valuable championship experience and a battle-tested resume.
Throughout his LFA career, Johns has faced elite competition and proven his ability to perform in the radiant lights of a main event. Now trying to get back into title contention, the veteran featherweight looks to derail one of Minnesota’s most promising rising stars.
Undefeated prospect Taner Trembley faces a career-defining test
Opposite Johns will be a hometown favorite Taner Trembley (6-0)who enters the fight with a perfect professional record and growing momentum.
Known for his aggressive fighting style and versatile skill set, Trembley continues to build a reputation as one of the most invigorating prospects in the region. Competing in front of his home crowd at the Mystic Lake Casino hotel, he will try to remain undefeated while achieving the biggest victory of his career.
With a former champion looking for redemption and an undefeated local talent chasing a breakthrough victory, LFA 231 promises an action-packed evening of elite MMA competition in Minnesota.
(Additional fights may be announced)
Main Card
Broadcast on VICE TV and LFA FIGHT NETWORK™ – 9:00 PM ET / 6:00 PM PT
Main Event – Featherweight Fight (145 lbs)
Elijah Johns (10-3) vs. Taner Trembley (6-0)
Co-main event – flyweight fight (125 pounds)
Ernesto Ibarra (10-1) vs. Devon Lozej (8-3)
Lightweight fight (155 pounds)
Steve Collins (6-0) vs. Cole Faust (4-1)
Lightweight fight (155 pounds)
Daniel Holt (4-0) vs. Korey Taylor (6-1)
Lightweight fight (155 pounds)
Quintin Richards (5-0) vs. Canon Swanson (5-1-1)
Lightweight fight (155 pounds)
Dzhamal Mavliudov (6-1) vs. Kelton Sneve (5-1)
Featherweight fight (145 pounds)
Beau Samaniego (8-3) vs. Abbas Abasov (5-1)
Catchweight fight (150 pounds)
Miljan Djukanovic (3-0) vs. Noah Gasho (3-0)
Flyweight fight (125 pounds)
Erick Medrano (0-0) vs. Gunnar Nelson (0-0)
Featherweight fight (145 pounds)
Kayara Hartfield (2-1) vs. Jess Hays (0-1)
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Fight card AKA 53: Championship rivalry headlines March 7 in Lake CharlesAKA 53: Rivalry, redemption and championship dreams collide in Lake Charles
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3 days agoon
March 4, 2026
Lake Charles in Louisiana — AKA 53 Countdown – Hebert vs. Smith 2 it’s not just another fight night. It’s a story of competition, redemption and dreams of championship. Two warriors. Two gymnasiums. Two cities. One gold stripe.
On Saturday, March 7, 2026, the cage doors close at the iconic Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino, and when it does, all that matters is heart, skill and who wants it more.
In the main event, AKA Lightweight Championship takes center stage at AKA 53 as the reigning champion Elliot Hebert defends his gold against a hungry rival Hunter Smith in gameplay fueled by pride, competition and ambition for mastery. Hebert looks to cement his position at the top of the division with another dominant performance, while Smith steps into the spotlight determined to seize his moment and claim the belt for himself. When the cage doors close at the Golden Nugget in Lake Charles, it won’t just be about rankings or records – it will be about heart, grit and which lightweight is willing to push further when it matters most.
For a champion, it’s the legacy that counts. For the challenger, it’s about redemption. When the lights shine brightest, there are no excuses. No shortcuts. Just five rounds to define a career. The main event of AKA 53 will be a fierce title fight that perfectly reflects the main theme of the event – redemption vs. reign. The champion enters with a vengeance, continuing his streak of dominance and defending his own field. Opposite him is a challenger who has recovered from defeat, sharpened his tools and returned to competition.
Expect fireworks from the opening bell.
AKA 53 Full Fight Card
Saturday, March 7, 2026
Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino – Lake Charles, Los Angeles
MAIN EVENT
- AKA Lightweight Championship: Elliot Hebert vs. Hunter Smith
MAIN CARD
- Flyweight fight: Austin Soileau vs. Tyler Forsythe
- Featherweight fight: Nevan Driehuis vs. Adrian Smith
SUB CARD
- Amateur Heavyweight Championship: Ayden Bell vs. Marcos Serrano
- Catchweight 190-pound fight: Justin Carpenter vs. Keegan Williams
- Welterweight fight: Byron Walker vs. Landon Erickson
- Middleweight fight: Trey Duhon vs. Julio Melendez
PRELIMATES
- Featherweight fight: Jake Traver vs. Alex Sibrian
- KB middleweight fight: Caiden McDowell vs Mathew Barnard
- KB Featherweight Fight: Jayce Carpenter vs. Darren Stevenson
- Featherweight fight: Caydin Bass vs. Luis Larrazabal

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