Launch Of Professional Fighters League (PFL) Africa In Lagos

Sadibou Sy, 2022 PFL Welterweight World Champion (2nd Left), is participating in the launch of Professional Fighters League (PFL) Africa in Lagos, Nigeria, on Wednesday, July 10, 2024. PFL Africa league, which is kicking off action in 2025 and offering fighters the chance to win one million dollars, is introducing a regular season, playoffs, and championship featuring top African fighters, with all events, for the first time, being hosted in Africa. (Photo by Adekunle Ajayi)

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