The PFL’s 2025 season is just around the corner. Tuesday, the promotion will announce the matchups for its eight tournament-style fields on a live bracket reveal show. We’ve known the divisions’ participants for a while, but Tuesday, we’ll finally learn the specific matchups.
Here’s how to watch the 2025 PFL World Tournament Bracket Reveal Show Fueled by VALR Energy, along with the tournament fields and more.
Streaming info
The 2025 PFL World Tournament Bracket Reveal Show Fueled by VALR Energy takes place Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET.
The show will stream on ESPN+ and the PFL’s YouTube channel and will be presided over by play-by-play host and former $1 million PFL winner Sean O’Connell, along with PFL analyst and former UFC title challenger Dan Hardy.
You can also watch it right here below.
Tournament locations, info
The opening rounds of the 2025 PFL tournament brackets take place on the backlot of Universal Studios Florida in Orlando. The four events are set for April 3, April 11, April 18 and May 1. Semifinal and final dates and locations are still to be announced, but the events will stream on ESPN platforms in the U.S. and internationally on DAZN.
This marks the first year that PFL is hosting tournaments (in eight divisions) after announcing earlier this year that it would be ditching its season format in which fighters earned points in two regular season fights to make the playoffs.
As opposed to a $1 million grand prize to PFL champions in years’ past, the winner of each division tournament will receive a $500,000 bonus.
Women’s flyweight field
- Diana Avsaragova (6-1)
- Jena Bishop (7-2)
- Liz Carmouche (22-8)
- Elora Dana (7-0)
- Ilara Joanne (12-9)
- Taila Santos (22-4)
- Juliana Velasquez (13-3)
- Kana Watanabe (13-3-1)
Bantamweight field
- Ciaran Clarke (10-0)
- Jake Hadley (11-4)
- Leandro Higo (23-6)
- Kasum Kasumov (16-1)
- Sarvarjon Khamidov (16-0)
- Magomed Magomedov (24-4)
- Zebenzui Ruiz (12-3)
- Ali Taleb (12-1)
Featherweight field
- Adam Borics (19-2)
- Gabriel Braga (15-2)
- Nathan Kelly (11-3)
- Jeremy Kennedy (19-5)
- Movlid Khaybulaev (21-0-1)
- Tae Kyun Kim (10-1)
- Yves Landu (21-9)
- Jesus Pinedo (23-6-1)
Lightweight field
- Mads Burnell (20-6)
- Clay Collard (25-14)
- Alfie Davis (17-5-1)
- Marc Diakiese (18-7)
- Brent Primus (15-4)
- Gadzhi Rabadanov (24-4-2)
- Alexander Shabliy (24-4)
- Jay-Jay Wilson (10-1)
Welterweight field
- Giannis Bachar (9-2)
- Mukhamed Berkhamov (17-2)
- Jason Jackson (18-5)
- Masayuki Kikuiri (10-2-1)
- Andrey Koreshkov (28-5)
- Logan Storley (16-3)
- Magomed Umalatov (17-1)
- Florim Zendeli (10-1)
Middleweight field
- Fabian Edwards (13-4)
- Aaron Jeffery (15-5)
- Impa Kasanganay (18-5)
- Murad Ramazanov (12-2)
- Dalton Rosta (9-1)
- Mike Shipman (17-4)
- Josh Silveira (13-4)
- Sadibou Sy (17-8-2)
Light heavyweight field
- Karl Albrektsson (14-6)
- Antonio Carlos Jr. (16-6)
- Sullivan Cauley (6-1)
- Phil Davis (24-7)
- Karl Moore (12-3)
- Marcelo Nunes (11-2)
- Simeon Powell (10-1)
- Rob Wilkinson (19-3)
Heavyweight field
- Abraham Bably (5-1)
- Sergey Bilostenniy (13-3)
- Tim Johnson (18-11)
- Valentin Moldavsky (13-4)
- Oleg Popov (19-2)
- Pouya Rahmani (4-0)
- Alexander Romanov (18-3)
- Linton Vassell (25-10)
