GLOBAL FIGHT LEAGUE

Shade · Sep 4, 2025

Redefining Combat Sports: The Future of Fighting Begins Here!

GFL is revolutionizing combat sports with a global, fight league that shares 50% of event revenue with athletes and prioritizes their health, wellness, and retirement. This groundbreaking league unites fans and athletes, creating MMA’s most passionate community.

(Disclaimer: Bit of a fantasy project of mine. The team concept is a little tricky but I assure you this will be fun.. I bloody hope so at least!)

Shade · Sep 4, 2025

Fighters TBA

Shade · Sep 4, 2025

GFL CHAMPIONS

Shade · Sep 7, 2025

GLOBAL FIGHT LEAGUE CONFIRMS TOURNAMENT EVENTS

Following the announcement of a new MMA promotion known as the Global Fight League. There has been a lot of questions or talks in regards to what we can expect from the Global Fight League. A press conference was held today in which GFL founder Darren Owen was joined by the official GFL commentary team of Mike Goldberg, Brendan Schaub and Robin Black. During this press conference Darren Owen revealed the game plan for the Global Fight League. Revealing that the official weight classes will be Heavyweight, Light Heavyweight, Middleweight, Welterweight, Lightweight, Featherweight, Bantamweight, Flyweight, Women's Bantamweight, Women's Flyweight and Women's Strawweight. Owen would then follow up by revealing that the plan will be for each weight class to hold it's own exclusive 32 person tournament with the winners of which being crowned the official GFL CHAMPIONS! Owens would close by promising several bracketology reveals to come which will unveil the fighters and matches for the opening rounds!

Shade · Sep 13, 2025

(Narrated by Snoop Dogg)
"From around the world, 32 warriors have answered the call. Who will be the first GFL World Champion!"

HEAVYWEIGHT BRACKETOLOGY
Hosted by: Robin Black, Mike Goldberg and Brendan Schaub

MG: "Ladies and Gentleman, Good evening and welcome to the first of many GFL Youtube specials. My name is Mike Goldberg and I am joined tonight by Robin Black and Brendan Schaub to present to you one of the biggest nights in MMA history"

RB: "That's right Mike. Tonight we will learn just who will be competing in the Global Fight League Heavyweight tournament and just who they will in fact be facing and I cannot wait."

BS: "This is a big field with fighters from across the world. Some familiar faces and some we won't know yet. But if there is one thing I know from my time competing and my time in a tournament. It's with Heavyweight, nothing is predictable with that size and power."

MG: "Absolutely. Now I must mention we aren't the only ones in the building tonight. As we have making the announcements of the fighters themselves our reporter Alex Wendling. While we also have an all star panel who will appear which is comprised of Kenny Florian, Dan Hardy, The Schmo, Helen Yee, Josh Thompson and my friend Big John McCarthy."
---------------------------- PICK ONE ----------------------------

[The feed cuts to a large round table where this impressive panel is all smiles and waves to the camera. From here we go to Alex Wendling as she prepares to make the first announcements.]

AW: "Thank you for the introduction Mike. So with this bracketology special, I will begin by introducing the first eight Heavyweights who are set to compete as part of the GFL Heavyweight title tournament. This will begin with a former UFC Heavyweight Champion. A fighter notorious for his knockout power and elite boxing with wins over the likes of Fabricio Werdum, Mark Hunt, Cain Velasquez and Mirko Cro Cop. The first fighter to be announced for the GFL is.. Junior "Cigano" Dos Santos!"

[Quickly we cut back to the desk where Mike Goldberg is clapping his hands and nodding his head approvingly.]

MG: "What a start to this tournament. Junior Dos Santos! A man who I'm proud to say I have called many of his fights"

RB: "Perhaps one of the most feared punchers alone in MMA let alone heavyweight. This is a man who has pulled off some of the biggest knockouts in Heavyweight history."

BS: "This is someone with fight ending power. I've had friends of mine fight JDS and trust me when I say when he hits it hits different. While he is a little older, this is a fighter capable of truly putting anyone in the field out."

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AW: "Now off of the back of Junior Dos Santos. We follow with the announcement of our second competitor as part of the GFL Heavyweight tournament. Similar to JDS this man is also a former UFC Heavyweight Champion. In a different stance to Junior who was known for his knockout power. This fighter is known for his vicious submission ability which he has used to put away competitors such as Brock Lesnar, Antonio Nogueira and Tim Sylvia. The second competitor in the GFL tournament will be Frank Mir!."

[The cameras then return us to the desk where our hosts are stationed.]

MG: "Two names in and two legendary figures in the Heavyweight division. We've gone from a vicious striker to one of the most feared grapplers in the sport Frank Mir."

RB: "This is what makes a fighter like Mir dangerous. We've seen it countless times his ability to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. If he grabs a limb the fight is over."

BS: "I've rolled with Frank and trained with him. When it comes to grappling he has the strength of a heavyweight but the quickness of a lightweight. If you underestimate that now he is older you will risk tapping or snapping."

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AW: "So far we have had Cigano and then we have had Mir. Two absolute legends and former champions. It is now my pleasure and honor to introduce the third competitor to the tournament. Another former champion who is a true veteran of the sport and has fought a veritable who's who of the Heavyweight division with names such as Fabricio Werdum, Frank Mir, Tim Sylvia, Roy Nelson and Ben Rothwell as his noted victories. Participant number three in the GFL heavyweight tournament is.. Andrei "The Pitbull" Arlovski!"

{From here we return back to the desk.}

MG: "The Pitbull has come to the GFL. I have had the privilege of calling a ton of this mans fights. It feels like this is a true renaissance man of MMA to still be competing at such a high level."

RB: "I couldn't have put it better myself. He is timeless. This is a experienced fighter who has constantly evolved."

BS: "I speak from first hand experience. Arlovski has that veteran savvy. He knows how to win and how to find a way. He might not be the flashiest but he can shut your lights out!"

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AW: "3 fighters in and 3 world champions at that in this impressive 32 man heavyweight tournament field. Now for our fourth entry we follow that trend with not just a former world champion but one of the sports most accomplished NCAA Champions. He holds victories over the likes of Fedor Emelianenko, Lyoto Machida, Rampage Jackson and Rashad Evans. He is.. Ryan "Darth" Bader!"

MG: "BADER! I think our colleague may have undersold Ryan Bader. This is a multiple weight champion from Bellator who is now looking to add another title to his collection."

RB: "This is a dangerous opponent to have in this field. A powerful and explosive wrestler with heavy hands. In any fighter the ability to dictate just where the fight goes is crucial."

BS: "I have fought at the same events as Bader. I know people who have trained and fought him. The word passed around is relentless. This is a scary opponent to have especially if he can get the fight to the ground."

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AW: "Off of the back of four former world champions. Our next entry the tournament is a true knockout artist boasting 13 knockout wins in his 15 wins including over two men already announced in the tournament Junior Dos Santos and Andrei Arlovski as well as Alistair Overeem. He is Jairzinho 'Bigi Boy' Rozenstruik."

MG: "The name says it all. Bigi Boy. Big power from this man who can end a fight literally in one shot."

RB: "This man is a pure danger striker. He is a dangerous blend of technique thanks to his kickboxing background and power. This means he is dangerous at range and up close."

BS: "Exactly man. This is the kind of dude who you can dominate for the entire fight only for him to shut you off in the closing seconds. This is a guy who can blow the field open."

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AW: "Our sixth entrant in the tournament will be a man who is known all across the world not just for his knockout power but his size. As our next entry is a multiple world's strongest man winner who has competed with fighters such as Tim Sylvia, Rolles Gracie Jr and Mamed Khalidov. Our next entry is Mariusz "Pudzian" Pudzianowski!"

MG: "Now this was unexpected! Pudzianowski from Poland! From the Strongman arena to the cage to the GFL!"

RB: "He is a unique entry in this tournament. Just raw horsepower and brute strength. This is a wild powerful dude and that makes him dangerous."

BS: "To echo Robin. Mariusz may not be the most skilled or proficient fighter but he's freakishly strong. This is the guy who if he grabs you it's like being grabbed by a bear. He is a freak athlete and freak athletes can win fights!"
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AW: Our seventh entrant in the GFL Heavyweight title tournament is a former 2008 Olympian in Freestyle wrestling. A veteran of MMA who has fought in Bellator and the PFL. He is unbeaten in ten fights with his most recent win being a TKO of Jared Rosholt. He is a former PFL tournament winner, he is Ali Isaev!

MG: "The former PFL tournament winner. Ali Isaev is our first unbeaten fighter to join the GFL Heavyweight title tournament."

RB: "This is a fighter no one wants to see in their bracket. He is a very stereotypical fighter from Dagestan as he brings relentless takedowns and smothering top control. The pace this man can keep for a heavyweight is unreal."

BS: "Wrestling on a level like this. It is far from flashy! However he can absolutely ruin your night and your game plan if you can't defend shot after shot!"

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AW: Now finally to round out the first eight names in our Heavyweight title tournament. We follow with a true veteran of the sport who has over 60 victories to his name. A true grappling standout and perhaps one of the most feared grappling aces in the game. A man with wins over the likes of Fabricio Werdum, Mark Hunt and Mirko Cro Cop. The eighth entry in the GFL tournament is "The Boa Constrictor" Aleksei Oleinik!

MG: "The Boa Constrictor! Perhaps there is not a more apt name in MMA than this. Someone who has performed rarely seen submissions when he has someone in his grasp"

RB: "This guy is an absolute wizard on the mat! A true submission magician with countless tricks up his sleeve!"

BS: "That's truly the scary thing with this guy. You can be in as dominant a position as possible and then boom he has put you asleep. He is truly someone who you can't count out of a fight!

MG: So Just a refresher for you all. The GFL Heavyweight Tournament line up is currently as followed...

HEAVYWEIGHT TOURNAMENT
1. Junior Dos Santos
2. Frank Mir
3. Andrei Arlovski
4. Ryan Bader
5. Jairzinho Rozenstruik
6. Mariusz Pudzianowski
7. Ali Isaev
8. Alexey Oleinik
24 fighters remaining to be announced
(Writers Note: Experimenting a little here. Never done anything like this. If you guys like it I'm happy to do it for every weight in the tournament. Part 2 is coming soon)

Shade · Sep 14, 2025

HEAVYWEIGHT BRACKETOLOGY

MG: We are back after a short break to announce the next eight participants of the GFL Heavyweight title tournament. So let's take it back to Alex Wendling for pick Nine.

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AW: Thanks Mike, So far in these announcements we have had competitors from America, Brazil, Russia, Dagestan, Belarus, Poland and Suriname. Now for our next entry to continue this international flavor we have a highly accomplished grappler from Spain and a former Ultimate Fighter winner.. Juan "El Guapo" Espino!

MG: El Guapo! Juan Espino returns to the cage!

RB: This is an incredibly funky and awkward fighter. He doesn't fight like your typical heavyweight and he is absolutely suffocating with his grappling.

BS: Plus as with most heavyweights Espino is packed with knockout power to boot. It may not be technical but it is damaging!

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AW: As we enter our tenth round and announcement. We at the GFL felt that there was perhaps someone even more equipped to welcome our next fighter. So please join me at this time in introducing a true legend of the sport Antonio Minotauro Nogueira!

{As Nogueira appears on a camera feed; Mike Goldberg, Brendan Schaub and Robin Black all clap their hands for the legend.}

MG: My old friend. Welcome to the GFL!

Nogueira: Thank you Mike. It's good to see you all. I'm here to announce the next entry to the GFL Heavyweight title tournament. A man I know extremely well from my own battles against him. He is a former UFC Heavyweight Champion. He's beaten the likes of Cain Velasquez and Fedor Emelianenko and he is in my own opinion the greatest submission artist in MMA history. He is Fabricio "Vai Cavalho" Werdum!

MG: Fabricio Werdum! What an announcement! This field is continuing to grow more stacked with every announcement!

RB: Werdum is a dangerous fight wherever it goes. A true submission specialist who has been a product of Chute Box to have stand up on par with his grappling.

BS: I don't care how good a grappler you maybe. Going to the ground with someone like Werdum is a bad decision. It will be a long night trying to survive with him.

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AW: For our eleventh pick of the evening. We continue to go global as this time we head to Paris, France. For a highly skilled kickboxer and veteran of both the UFC and Bellator. With wins over Mirko Cro Cop, Alexander Volkov and Vitaly Minakov. Participant Eleven will be Cheick Kongo!

MG: Cheick Kongo in the GFL! Now this is a surprise. A true veteran of the game who has fought a who's who!

RB: This is a powerful and dangerous fighter. He is someone more than capable of playing spoiler in any fighter.

BS: A dangerous kickboxer who is a powerhouse in the clinch. Kongo may not be a flashy fighter but he is dangerous.

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AW: For our next pick of the evening. We again have a special guest in the building to introduce this next fighter. So please welcome a true pioneer of heavyweight MMA and amateur wrestling. Dan "The Beast" Severn!

{Dan Severn appears on camera as our hosts applaud him.}

MG: I couldn't put it better than my colleague Alex. A true pioneer of the sport and former UFC tournament winner Dan Severn. Welcome to the GFL!

DS: It is a pleasure to be here. It also also my honor to be asked to introduce the following man. You know in my decades in the sport competing all over the world. I'd like to think I'm a good judge of toughness. This fighter has survived wars in and out of the cage. A veteran of Bellator, the UFC and PFL. He is Blagoy Ivanov!

MG: Honestly I don't think we could have put it better. A fighter with an incredible story of resilience and toughness.

RB: A great call from the beast. This man is practically unbreakable. I mean he came back from a stab wound to the chest to compete at the highest level.

BS: Tough as nails and well versed in the art of Sambo. Blagoy is a nightmare match up for many a fighter in this tournament. He could be a dark horse to go far.

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AW: For our next pick of the night we have another guest geared up to make the announcement. So please put your hands together for another icon of the sport who has since hit the big screens... Bas Rutten!

{As Bas Rutten appears on the screen he is applauded by our hosts}

MG: Bas.. My old friend! welcome to the show!

RB: It's proving to be quite the reunion tonight!

BR: Thank you all! It is absolutely awesome to be apart of this! It very much reminds me of the old days of pride and the gran prix tournaments putting all these names and faces together for one prize. Speaking of Pride, I am here tonight to announce the thirteenth selection in the heavyweight tournament. This is a man who has competed in Pride, Strikeforce, Bellator and also Dream and holds wins over Andrei Arlovski, Fabricio Werdum and Alistair Overeem. Sergei "Paratrooper" Kharitonov!

MG: What a selection! One of the most dangerous and destructive fighters in MMA history!

RB: Having Bas introduce him as well at that. I'm getting Pride flashbacks!

BS: This guy is dangerous. He was scary back then and is still scary now. He maybe up there in age but he is still just as dangerous as ever!

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AW: It is now time for our fourteenth selection in the heavyweight title tournament. Continuing on our international stance as we have so far confirmed fighters from America, Brazil, Russia, Dagestan, Belarus, Poland, Suriname, Spain, France and Bulgaria. For our next selection we then go to Slovakia for Martin "Badys" Buday!

MG: What a pick up this is! A young, hungry heavyweight who is looking to make his name here.

RB: Buday is a grappling specialist through and through. He's won several grappling tournaments and has the potential to upset some of the field!!

BS: Buday is a nightmare fight for anyone! He's the kind of opponent who everyone in the know is aware of how tough he is. He just doesn't have the recognition of some of the others. This is a dangerous fighter for anyone to step in with!

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AW: It is now time for our fifteenth selection. Coming off the back of multiple world champions we've announced in this field so far. We then follow with a former UFC and Bellator Light Heavyweight champion. A cross over star onto the big screen, the fifteenth participant in the tournament is Quinton "Rampage" Jackson!

MG: It's Rampage! A fighter who brings knockout power and a hell of a lot of personality to boot.

RB: Plus let's be real. While he may not be in his prime. Rampage brings a lot of power even now in the Heavyweight division.

BS: Also I'm just gonna say it. It's Rampage Jackson! This tournament just got a whole lot bigger!

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AW: We are now at the halfway point for the GFL Heavyweight title tournament as we will confirm the 16th participant in the GFL Heavyweight title tournament. Our 16th participant is a former IFL Heavyweight Champion and an ultimate fighter winner. He holds wins over names such as Antonio Nogueira, Mirko Cro Cop and Bigfoot Silva. Participant 16th is Roy "Big Country" Nelson!

MG: Big Country! A true veteran of the game. He'll say it himself don't be fooled by the physique with this competitor.

RB: A lot of people forget because of Nelson's knockouts that he is also a skilled grappler. This is a very talented martial artist.

BS: I speak from first hand experience having fought Roy. He has an iron chin and a sledgehammer of a punch. He is going to be a tough out for anyone in this tournament.

MG: With us now at the halfway mark of the GFL Heavyweight title tournament. We will take a short break. But here is a refresher of just who has been announced so far!

HEAVYWEIGHT TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANTS
1. Junior Dos Santos
2. Frank Mir
3. Andrei Arlovski
4. Ryan Bader
5. Jairzinho Rozenstruik
6. Mariusz Pudzianowski
7. Ali Isaev
8. Alexey Oleinik
9. Juan Espino
10. Fabricio Werdum
11. Cheick Kongo
12. Blagoy Ivanov
13. Sergei Kharitonov
14. Martin Buday
15. Quinton Jackson
16. Roy Nelson

Shade · Sep 18, 2025

HEAVYWEIGHT BRACKETOLOGY

----------------------------- PICK SEVENTEEN -----------------------------
AW: For our next competitor who is a standout of the amateur wrestling world. An NCAA champion and one of the most decorated wrestlers to ever transition into MMA. We thought who better to introduce this man, than another legendary figure of wrestling who made a successful transition into MMA. So please welcome Randy "The Natural" Couture!

(Randy Couture shows up on a live feed while our hosts clap)

MG: The Natural! Welcome to the GFL Randy Couture! I'm half surprised we aren't seeing you turn back the clock once again!

RC: My fighting days are long gone Mike and with the kid I am about to introduce I'm glad. This is someone I've personally seen grow up on the mat and we've even seen him beat olympians such as Gable Steveson. This is a monster on the mats who has in 2 fights shown to be a monster in the cage also. A true competitor and world class grappler, ladies and gentleman... Ant Cassar!

MG: Now this is a big surprise! Ant Cassar in the GFL Heavyweight title tournament.

RB: Normally in a field with the experience we have so far I'd say a 2-0 prospect is out his depth. But in this case we have a raw talent capable of grinding out anyone.

BS: This is a big pick up in my eyes with one hell of an endorsement to boot. We may have a dark horse in this tournament here.

----------------------------- PICK EIGHTEEN -----------------------------
AW: Our next participant in the tournament in a field of heavyweights is a true giant of the sport. A true veteran who has competed in the UFC, Strikeforce and Elite XC. He holds victories over Fedor Emelianenko, Alistair Overeem and Andrei Arlovski. He is Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva!

MG: Bigfoot Silva! A true mountain of a man and perhaps one of the most physically dominant men in the tournament.

RB: Silva is terrifying. He is dangerous on the feet and on the ground.

BS: This is a guy who has fought the best of the best. He brings a wealth of big fight experience and freakish strength to the cage.

----------------------------- PICK NINTEEN -----------------------------
AW: For our next entry to the GFL tournament. We have a former UFC veteran who has competed in promotions such as the SFL and KSW. A true knockout artist who has never seen the judges scorecard. Entrant nineteen to the heavyweight title tournament will be Todd Duffee.

MG: Duffee! I remember seeing him blow his way onto the scene with that 6 second KO. Back then many thought this man was the future of the sport!

RB: Duffee may not have lived up to the potential of what we thought he'd be but he is a dangerous opponent. This is a heavy hitting and physically strong individual.

BS: Duffee is a bull. He is aggressive perhaps sometimes even a little too aggressive. He is a dangerous opponent for anyone!

----------------------------- PICK TWENTY -----------------------------
AW: Our next entry into the GFL is an unbeaten heavyweight and several time NCAA tournament winner. A standout from Bellator with a 5-0 professional record. He is Jarod "Doughboy" Trice!

MG: off the back of Ant Cassar we now have another unbeaten wrestler in this tournament in Jarod Trice.

RB: Trice is a bad match up for a lot of people in this tournament. He may not be the most exciting to watch but he is a dangerous out.

BS: This is a sleeper pick for the tournament. Trice is a heavy wrestler with a unending gas tank.

----------------------------- PICK TWENTY ONE -----------------------------
AW: For the twenty first reveal in the GFL Heavyweight title tournament. We felt for our next introduction, there was no better person to introduce him than a living legend of the sport and one of the most feared strikers in MMA history. A veteran of Bellator, UFC and Pride. Please welcome Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic!

(To a rousing response Mirko Cro Cop appears on the feed)

MG: Mirko! what a pleasure to have you hear!

Cro Cop: Thank you Mike. It is an honor to be here. I am here tonight to introduce a man who in my opinion is one of the next generation of Eastern European strikers. He is tall, technical and powerful. He is someone I believe can do big things in this tournament. The twenty first entry to the tournament is Kirill Kornilov!

MG: What an endorsement. When Mirko Cro Cop praises your striking. You know he is one to watch on the feet!

RB: This is definitely just in this case. We have a veteran of Glory Kickboxing who in his crossover to MMA already has eleven knockouts to his resume.

BS: He hasn't fought slouches either. He has beaten UFC veterans in his tenure. This guy is legit!

----------------------------- PICK TWENTY TWO -----------------------------
AW: Our twenty second selection in the GFL Heavyweight tournament is a two sport athlete who first competed in the UFC before crossing over into Bellator and the UFC. He has victories over Gabriel Gonzaga, Roy Nelson, Derrick Lewis and Fedor Emelianenko. With 11 knockouts in his 13 victories. Matt "Meathead" Mitrione!

MG: Robin. As many good things as I have to say about Mitrione, I think both me and you know who can sum him up best.

RB: That is right Mike. Mitrione is a great athlete but our colleague Brendan Schaub is the one to introduce him.

BS: Mitrione is my boy! One of my close friends and fellow competitors on the Ultimate Fighter. With Mitrione you can always expect chaos. He is a brawler through and through with a lot of power.

----------------------------- PICK TWENTY THREE -----------------------------

AW: Our next entrant maybe one of the most unique athletes in the field. A former olympic medalist in Taekwondo who has transitioned into MMA with fearsome knockout power. So we thought he deserved a true introduction from someone who knows dominant striking better than anyone. Please allow me to introduce Alistair "The Demolition Man" Overeem!

(As Alistair Overeem appears on the stream. He is met with applause from our hosts.)

MG: My friend it is good to see you! Welcome to the GFL.

AO: I am thrilled to be here Mike. Especially when I've been asked to introduce the man I have. As there are few heavyweights past and present as fearsome, dangerous and powerful as "The Big Boy" Robelis Despaigne!

MG: Oh my goodness. Despaigne! This guy is dangerous!

RB: We saw it in his UFC debut. We've seen it in Karate Combat. This is a lethal striker.

BS: This maybe the scariest man in the field. Just an absolute monster!

----------------------------- PICK TWENTY FOUR -----------------------------

AW: It is now time for our twenty fourth pick of the night. He is a UFC veteran and a former two time unified MMA heavyweight champion. A black belt in Shito Ryu Karate with twelve knockout wins under his belt. Tanner "The Bulldozer" Boser!

MG: I like this pick. Boser is a solid fighter and someone capable of upsetting the field.

RB: He maybe a little undersized notably having some fights at 205. But he makes up for that with skill, heart and volume.

BS: In my opinion, the most well rounded heavyweight in the field so far. Maybe not a dark horse but someone who can shock some people!

MG: Now we are 24 names in. Let's take another look at the Heavyweight title tournament so far

GFL HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT
1. Junior "Cigano" Dos Santos
2. Frank Mir
3. Andrei "The Pitbull" Arlovski
4. Ryan "Darth" Bader
5. Jairzinho "Bigi Boy" Rozenstruik
6. Mariusz "Pudzian" Pudzianowski
7. Ali Isaev
8. "The Boa Constrictor" Alexey Oleinik
9. Juan "El Guapo" Espino
10. Fabricio "Vai Cavalho" Werdum
11. Cheick Kongo
12. Blagoy Ivanov
13. Sergei "Paratrooper" Kharitonov
14. Martin "Budys" Buday
15. Quinton "Rampage" Jackson
16. Roy "Big Country" Nelson
17. Ant "The Champ" Cassar
18. Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva
19. Todd Duffee
20. Jarod "Doughboy" Trice
21. Kiril Kornilov
22. Matt "Meathead" Mitrione
23. "The Big Boy" Robelis Despaigne
24. Tanner "Bulldozer" Boser

Shade · Sep 19, 2025

HEAVYWEIGHT BRACKETOLOGY

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AW: As we continue our announcements for the Heavyweight GFL tournament. We then return to Belarus for our next selection. A veteran of ONE FC who is unbeaten in his ten pro fighters. With all his wins by way of finish and a victory over Geronimo Dos Santos. The next entry to the GFL Heavyweight tournament is Roman Lukashevich.

MG: A veteran of one fc and UAE. This is quite the pick.

RB: This is a young and talented heavyweight fighter. Very skilled submission artist.

BS: I really like this pick. In a field of well known faces and veterans. We now have a prospect with a world of potential.

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AW: For our next fighter we decided that there would be no more fitting introduction than a fighter who knows exactly what it means to represent Russia on a national stage. Please welcome a former UFC tournament winner "The Russian Bear" Oleg Taktarov.

(As Oleg appears on the screen. He is greeted with a round of applause by our hosts.)

MG: Oleg! Welcome to the GFL.

OT: As someone who has competed in tournaments himself. I think this is great and definitely something I consider a honor to be apart of. The fighter I am here to introduce is someone who carries the same spirit that I had when I stepped in the cage. Tough, determined and unafraid. Please welcome Alexander "Tor" Podmarev.

MG: Man what an endorsement. When someone like Oleg Taktarov makes a point to call you tough. You know that means something.

RB: Podmarev is dangerous. A powerful striker who has put away 13 opponents by knockout.

BS: This is an excellent signing. Podmarev could very well be a sleeper pick in the tournament.

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AW: Our next pick of the tournament is a UFC veteran from Cape Verde. A UFC and PFL veteran who has 9 knockouts under his belt. This includes a victory over Junior Dos Santos. Entry number Twenty Seven to the tournament is "The Mad Titan" Yorgan De Castro!

MG: De Castro! What a pick for the tournament!

RB: A truly powerful striker. De Castro is the epitome of don't blink. If he connects it's over.

BS: This is a dangerous fight for anyone. De Castro is literally the definition of one punch power!

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AW: For our next selection we have a very special guest ready to make an introduction. As we have from the world of strongmen, an olympic athlete from Iran. Hossein Rezazadeh!

(The olympian appears on a live stream to applause from the hosts.)

MG: What a legend. Hossein welcome to the GFL

HR: There isn't anywhere I'd rather be. Tonight I am here to introduce to you the pride of Iran. A world champion wrestler. A warrior of iron will. He fights not for himself, but for the strength of a nation. Ladies and gentlemen… Amir Aliakbari

MG: Aliakbari! This one of the most accomplished greco roman wrestlers to ever step foot in MMA.

RB: There is something primal about Amir! A true conqueror who is looking to break you.

BS: Look, I fought big heavyweights in my career. But Aliakbari? Dude’s a different animal. He’s built like a tank, he’s got world-class wrestling, and he throws bombs like he’s trying to knock down a wall.

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AW: Our next entry to the GFL Heavyweight title tournament is a heavyweight who brings some serious size and power. A fighter hailing from Canada who has fought internationally. Please welcome Jagroop Bhullar!

MG: We've mentioned Dark Horses but I think we definitely have one here!

RB: Bhullar is a big strong athlete and has finished 9 of his 10 wins.

BS: A raw talent with all the potential in the world. Jag Bhullar very well has the potential to make his name here.

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AW: Our thirtieth entrant in the GFL Heavyweight tournament is a young, american heavyweight standout. A multiple time heavyweight champion from the independent MMA scene. Brett "Big Dog" Martin!

MG: The Big Dog! Brett Martin has come to the GFL!

RB: Everything we just said about Bhullar we can say about Martin. Another true dark horse in this tournament.

BS: A young heavyweight with a world of upside. This is Martin's time to prove he is one of the best!

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AW: For our next pick we have a true definition of a veteran and a scrapper. A fighter who always brings the action and never backs down from a challenge. A true striker who has fought some of the top heavyweights in the world. "The Vanilla Gorilla" Chase Sherman!

MG: Welcome to the GFL Chase Sherman! A true definition of an all action fighter who will surely bring the violence!

RB: Sherman is wild. He is unpredictable and he is dangerous. He has seventeen knockout wins under his record.

BS: This is a great addition to the tournament. Sherman is a warrior. He doesn't back down from anyone!

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AW: And finally to complete our Introductions of the thirty two men set to compete in this historic tournament. We have a true pioneer of MMA and for the base of wrestling. He is the Godfather of Ground and Pound.. Mark "the hammer" Coleman!

(Mark Coleman is the next fight to appear on the stream to applause)

MG: The Hammer! Welcome to the GFL.

MC: Thank you! The guy I am here to introduce tonight is cut from the same cloth I was when I was in his shoes. A wrestler first but one who is looking to put it all together. He's powerful, young and more than ready to prove himself. Ladies and gentleman.. Please welcome Tyrell Fortune!

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MG: That is huge. Mark Coleman welcoming Tyrell Fortune. This is a passing of the torch moment if I have ever seen it!

RB: Fortune is a fighter on the cusp of greatness. A powerful wrestler who is ever improving.

BS: Fortune has ten knockouts on his record including a win over my friend Matt Mitrione. Fortune is one to watch.

MG: Now with all thirty two heavyweights announced. Let's take a look at the full participant list before we announce our bracket.

GFL HEAVYWEIGHT TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANTS
1. Junior "Cigano" Dos Santos
2. Frank Mir
3. Andrei "The Pitbull" Arlovski
4. Ryan "Darth" Bader
5. Jairzinho "Bigi Boy" Rozenstruik
6. Mariusz "Pudzian" Pudzianowski
7. Ali Isaev
8. "The Boa Constrictor" Alexey Oleinik
9. Juan "El Guapo" Espino
10. Fabricio "Vai Cavalho" Werdum
11. Cheick Kongo
12. Blagoy Ivanov
13. Sergei "Paratrooper" Kharitonov
14. Martin "Budys" Buday
15. Quinton "Rampage" Jackson
16. Roy "Big Country" Nelson
17. Ant "The Champ" Cassar
18. Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva
19. Todd Duffee
20. Jarod "Doughboy" Trice
21. Kiril Kornilov
22. Matt "Meathead" Mitrione
23. "The Big Boy" Robelis Despaigne
24. Tanner "Bulldozer" Boser
25. Roman Lukashevich
26. Alexander "Tor" Podmarev
27. "The Mad Titan" Yorgan De Castro
28. Amir Aliakbari
29. Jagroop Bhullar
30. Brett "Big Dog" Martin
31. "The Vanilla Gorilla" Chase Sherman
32. Tyrell Fortune

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HEAVYWEIGHT BRACKETOLOGY

THE BRACKETS!

MG: Ladies and Gentleman now that we have revealed the full line up of the GFL Heavyweight Championship tournament. I'm going to send us to our guest panel. This is a veritable who's who of MMA. A MMA variant of the round table so to speak. Starting with my old friend and former colleague Kenny Florian, Former Strikeforce champion Josh Thompson, the greatest referee of all time "Big" John McCarthy, former ufc title challenger "The Outlaw" Dan Hardy, MMA veteran Julie Kedzie and reporters The Schmo and Helen Yee. Welcome all to the GFL as we now announce the heavyweight title tournament field.

The Table: Kenny Florian, Josh Thompson, John McCarthy, Dan Hardy, The Schmo, Helen Yee and Julie Kedzie.

(The feed then takes us to this guest table panel. Where all the members are buzzing with anticipation from the announcements so far.)

KF: Thank you for having us Mike. It is our absolute pleasure to be apart of this historic evening. As tonight we get to breakdown the thirty two men selected to take part in the GFL Heavyweight title tournament.

TS: It's insane when you think about it. This is the MMA equivalent of March Madness. You have veterans, legends, rising stars and new comers all eager to etch their name in history!

DH: Especially with this being a heavyweight tournament. It is all the more unpredictable. As while on paper you can have all the credentials in the world. With men this big and strong it only takes on punch.

JT: Also endurance can and will play a part here. A tournament like this is going to be grueling and taxing. With a mixture of experience and age it will be interesting to see how they handle it!

JK: The level of strategy, patience, and preparation these men have to bring is phenomenal. It’s a chess match disguised as a brawl.

JM: This is a lot different from the days of old where it was no holds barred. These men are all skilled competitors with some very impressive backgrounds.

HY: That's not too mention the storylines. We have legends looking for one last one, veterans who have never achieved the big on looking to stake their claim, young fighters looking to make their name and fighters from all over the world vying for the same prize.

TS: This is certainly going to be quite the spectacle! These are huge personalities in and out of the cage. Some of these entrances, the way fighters carry themselves, it sets the tone before the bell even rings.

KF: So if we can all turn to the monitor. Let's see the first two match ups confirmed for the GFL Heavyweight title tournament!

GROUP A
Fabricio Werdum vs. Frank Mir
Blagoy Ivanov vs. Jagroop Bhullar

KF: Wow! we are starting off in a big way here! A jujitsu dream match between Fabricio Werdum and Frank Mir.

DH: The two premiere submission grapplers of all time. On the feet with their striking this is interesting but on the ground this is a delight!

JT: That's not nostalgia either talking in recent years Werdum tapped Fedor from his guard while While Mir snapped Nogueira's arm.

JM: Then in contrast to this clash of former champions we have Blagoy Ivanov vs. Jagroop Bhullar. Talk about contrasts. Ivanov is one of the toughest human beings alive. This is the man who literally survived a stab wound to the heart and came back to fight at the highest levels. He just walks through punishment.

HY: And Bhullar is the big wild card here. A young, massive heavyweight out of India, still very raw but with incredible upside. If he can keep Ivanov at range and use his size, he might shock people

TS: But Ivanov doesn’t get shocked easily. He’s fought everyone — Fedor, Derrick Lewis, Junior dos Santos. He thrives in these situations. That’s veteran savvy vs. youthful ambition right there.

JK: These are both draining fights and by that I mean taxing to the competitors. First we have two legends colliding and then we have the grueling style of Blagoy Ivanov as he takes on rising prospect Jagroop Bhullar.

KF: Plus don't forget the winners of these respective matches will collide. So we would potentially have another clash of champions in round two if former PFL champion Blagoy Ivanov advances to take on Mir or Werdum. So with that in mind let's see what Group B has to offer.

Group B
Kirill Kornilov vs. Chase Sherman
Sergei Kharitonov vs. Antonio Silva

KF: Wow! that first match is definitely quite the contrast. One of the finest kickboxers in MMA Kirill Kornilov takes on the hard nosed and gritty Chase Sherman. If Kornilov can't keep this technical he maybe in trouble.

DH: You've hit the nail on the head Kenny. This is all about minding your Ps and Qs. I made the same mistake myself once in a fight against Chris Lytle. I fell in love with the brawl and it bit me! Sherman is exactly that fighter capable of making you make mistakes.

JT: Then following that we have a true clash of veterans. A fight which honestly I'm surprised hasn't happened sooner. Antonio Silva vs. Sergei Kharitonov. Two guys who have seen it all and fought the very best. This will be violent.

JM: Exactly Josh. Two heavy hitters who love to exchange. The thing I'll be looking for is who can impose their will because neither man is known for letting up once they smell blood.

JK: This is in my opinion a fight for more than just advancing in the tournament it is all about legacy. These two have fought everyone there is to fight in heavyweight MMA between them except one another. This fight is truly a love letter to the times of old in MMA.

HY: This is a stunning group through and through with just nasty striking potential littered throughout. Group B truly encapsulates the past, present and future of heavyweight.

TS: I couldn't have put it better myself. This is why this tournament feels like March Madness. You’ve got a decorated newcomer, a proven brawler, and two absolute legends of the sport all in the same group. That’s popcorn television right there. Speaking of popcorn let's find out Group C.

Group C
Ali Isaev vs. Juan Espino
Jairzinho Rozenstruik vs. Cheick Kongo

KF: Ooh now we have a right mixture of styles in group C. Isaev vs. Espino. That's two incredible grapplers. Isaev with that Olympic wrestling pedigree, Espino with his funky, awkward, smothering jiu-jitsu. That’s going to be a real chess match on the mat.

DH: Yeah, and it’s rare in heavyweights to get two guys whose grappling is so high level. Isaev likes to grind people down, while Espino thrives on making fights ugly and sticky. Neither guy is flashy, but this one could be decided by who controls the clinch and scrambles.

JT: on the flip side, we’ve got Rozenstruik vs. Kongo. That is pure fireworks. Rozenstruik’s got that one-shot knockout power. We’ve all seen him end fights in seconds. But Kongo, man, he’s still dangerous at 48. He’s got the kickboxing background, the size, the experience. Don’t count him out.

JM: The danger here for Kongo is he can’t stand in front of Jairzinho too long. Rozenstruik doesn’t need an opening, he creates them with that explosive speed. But Kongo is a veteran’s veteran. He knows how to tie guys up, slow them down, make them frustrated. That’s where his experience could tilt the scales.

JK: What I like about this group is you get both ends of the spectrum. A technical grappling matchup and then a striker’s delight. It’s like a buffet for fight fans, no matter what style you love.

HY: And the stakes couldn’t be higher. Isaev is undefeated, Espino wants to prove he belongs, and then you’ve got Rozenstruik looking to rebuild momentum against a legend like Kongo. Every one of these guys has a different story, but they all intersect in Group C.

TS: That’s the magic of this tournament. Grappler vs. grappler, striker vs. striker. It doesn’t matter. They all lead to one goal: becoming the first GFL Heavyweight Champion. So with that let's check out Group D.

Group D
Mariusz Pudzianowski vs. Amir Aliakbari
Brett Martin vs. Todd Duffee

KF: Look at that! Pudzianowski vs. Aliakbari is straight-up power versus power. You’ve got the world’s strongest man against a Greco-Roman wrestling monster. That’s as physical as it gets.

DH: Yeah, this is a wild one. Pudzianowski is built like a tank, and while his MMA game is unorthodox, he can absorb punishment and throw bombs. But Aliakbari is younger, he’s explosive, and he can slam you through the mat. Whoever imposes their style first probably wins quick.

JT: And then the other side of this group. Brett Martin vs. Todd Duffee. Martin’s a dark horse. He’s young, gritty, and has that Midwest toughness. Duffee, meanwhile, is a guy who’s been on the big stage before. He’s got knockout power, but durability has always been the question.

JM: The key there is experience. Duffee has seen high-level competition, but Martin is hungry. He’s not going to care about Duffee’s résumé, he’s coming to make a name. This could be one of those fights where the veteran either reclaims the spotlight or the newcomer breaks through.

JK: What I like about Group D is how physical both matchups are. These are not finesse fights. These are guys who want to impose raw strength, pressure, and willpower. The fans are going to love this one.

HY: And it’s worth noting: if Pudzianowski and Aliakbari deliver the kind of clash we expect, the winner could come out as one of the most intimidating names in the entire tournament. Group D feels like the land of giants.

TS: Two fights, four big personalities, and a whole lot of muscle. You couldn’t draw up a more brutal group if you tried. Group D is going to be chaos. With that we then move onto Group E.

Group E
Robelis Despaigne vs. Matt Mitrione
Tyrell Fortune vs. Yorgan De Castro

DH: Whoa, look at this one! Robelis Despaigne, the Olympic taekwondo medalist turned MMA knockout artist against “Meathead” Matt Mitrione. That’s fireworks.

KF: Despaigne is such a wild card here. He’s relatively new to the sport, but his athleticism, size, and that long-range striking make him a nightmare. Mitrione, on the other hand, has seen it all Bellator, UFC, even a win over Fedor. He’s unpredictable, but when he’s on, he’s very dangerous.

JT: And then you’ve got Tyrell Fortune vs. Yorgan De Castro. That’s a grinder versus a brawler. Fortune is a high-level wrestler with improving stand-up, while De Castro is a guy who just throws bombs. He’s knocked out people with one punch before, and he’s compact, explosive, and tough.

JM: What I like about this group is the clash of styles. You’ve got elite athletes like Despaigne and Fortune trying to impose discipline and structure, and then veterans and heavy hitters like Mitrione and De Castro who thrive in chaos. Whoever keeps their composure probably advances.

JK: The size and explosiveness in these matchups really stand out. It’s not just raw power there’s a lot of athletic pedigree here, from wrestling to Olympic medals. Group E feels like it could give us the biggest “highlight-reel” finish of the opening round.

HY: Absolutely, and imagine if Despaigne wins impressively here. He’s already a rising star with that Olympic background. A big win could catapult him into being one of the faces of this tournament.

TS: Or Mitrione steals the show he’s always been a character. Either way, Group E is tailor-made for drama.

Group F
Ryan Bader vs. Roy Nelson
Martin Buday vs. Tanner Boser

KF: Now this is interesting. Ryan Bader, a two-division champion in Bellator, former UFC contender, taking on “Big Country” Roy Nelson. One of the most durable and fan-favorite heavyweights ever.

JT: Yeah, Bader’s wrestling and top control are his bread and butter. If he gets on top of Roy, that’s going to be heavy pressure. But Roy has that equalizer the big right hand. He’s been in there with everybody, and he’s one of the toughest guys to ever do it.

DH: What makes this fight fun is the contrast. Bader is all about discipline, cardio, grinding you out. Roy’s like: “Stand in front of me, let’s swing, and let’s see who drops first.” And sometimes, that approach works!

JM: Don’t count out Nelson’s experience, either. He’s been in wars, he knows how to survive bad positions, and he’s comfortable being the underdog. Bader cannot underestimate him.

HY: And then we’ve got Martin Buday vs. Tanner Boser. That’s a really sneaky good fight. Buday’s got momentum on his side, a big heavyweight with good composure. Boser is quick for a heavyweight, he’s light on his feet, and his striking can frustrate slower, more plodding opponents.

JK: I like that fight a lot it’s the “next generation” of heavyweights. Both Buday and Boser are looking to prove they belong at this level. Whoever wins could really break through as the dark horse of Group F.

TS: Plus, let’s not forget, if Buday or Boser pulls it off, their next fight could be against the winner of Bader/Nelson. That’s a huge opportunity to make a name for yourself off a legend or a proven champion.

Group G
Junior Dos Santos vs. Alexey Oleinik
Andrei Arlovski vs. Quinton Jackson

KF: Oh wow, this is classic. Junior Dos Santos, former UFC Heavyweight Champion, taking on “The Boa Constrictor” Alexey Oleinik, the man with more submission finishes than almost anyone in MMA history.

DH: Yeah, that’s the striker vs. grappler matchup at its purest. Dos Santos has world-class boxing and some of the best hands in heavyweight history. Oleinik? If he grabs your neck, it could be over in seconds.

JT: And don’t forget, Oleinik is incredibly durable. He’s taken punishment before and still found ways to pull off those Ezekiel chokes. The question is whether he can get inside on JDS without eating that big right hand.

JM: That’s the beauty of heavyweight MMA. It could be one clean punch, or one slip into a choke, and the fight ends just like that.

HY: Then on the other side of the bracket, Andrei Arlovski vs. Quinton “Rampage” Jackson. I mean, come on, that’s a dream fight. Two legends, both former champions, both with highlight reels a mile long.

JK: Arlovski’s had such a long career resurgence, still fighting at a high level with smart strategy and footwork. Rampage is pure power, swagger, and charisma. When those two step into the cage, the energy in the arena is going to be electric.

TS: Rampage is always dangerous, and Arlovski has been known to get into firefights. If he fights smart, he can use his speed and range. But if he stands and bangs with Rampage? That could end badly.

KF: Either way, Group G is fireworks waiting to happen. Dos Santos vs. Oleinik, Arlovski vs. Rampage. That’s MMA history colliding with the present.

Group H
Alexander Podmarev vs. Roman Lukashevich
Ant Cassar vs. Jarod Trice

KF: This is an interesting group. Podmarev and Lukashevich, two Eastern European big men both still carving out their names, but with a ton of raw potential. This is one of those fights where a new star could be born.

DH: Exactly. They might not have the long resumes of a Werdum or a Dos Santos, but they’ve got that “unknown variable” factor. At heavyweight, one upset can change the whole tournament picture.

JT: I think what stands out most here though is Cassar vs. Trice. You’re talking about two elite-level wrestlers stepping into a fight where neither is going to want to give an inch. That’s a grindy, physical matchup on paper.

JM: And it’s a bit of a coin toss stylistically. Both have world-class wrestling pedigrees, both are still developing their striking. Whoever can impose their will first, whether it’s top control or cage pressure, that’s who’s walking out with the win.

JK: But there’s also the storyline side of this these are the kind of fights that showcase the future. Cassar and Trice could both become real players in this division, and this is the kind of matchup that will show us who’s ready to level up faster.

HY: I love that contrast, two veterans of the amateur wrestling scene, now colliding in MMA. It’s a proving ground fight for sure.

TS: And if you ask me, Cassar has that X-factor. Olympic-level pedigree, massive upside. But Trice? He’s explosive, athletic, and hungry. I wouldn’t count him out for a second.

KF: Group H may not have the same name recognition as Group G, but it’s the bracket where future stars could be forged. Don’t be surprised if the eventual dark horse of this whole tournament comes out of here.

TS: So with that in mind let's take a look at the full cards for the first two events in GFL history which will feature the opening rounds of the heavyweight title tournament. The prelims will be featuring a variety of heavyweight prospects and veterans looking to make their mark.

GFL 1
Prelims
Miha Frlic (5-0-1) vs. Anthony Guarascio (3-1)
Maurice Greene (12-9) vs. Augusto Sakai (17-6-1)
Jake Collier (14-11) vs. Hatef Moeil (16-4)
Anthony Hamilton (22-12) vs. Tony Johnson (18-9-2)
Josh Parisian (15-8) vs. Joe Faglier (4-0)
Parker Porter (14-9) vs. Pavel Dailidko (10-2)
Timothy Johnson (18-12) vs. Dequan Townsend (27-13)
Satoshi Ishii (25-13-) vs. Henrique Da Silva (20-10)
Main Card
Mariusz Pudzianowski (17-10) vs. Amir Aliakbari (15-4)
Kirill Kornilov (19-2-1) vs. Chase Sherman (16-12)
Alexander Podmarev (23-5) vs. Roman Lukashevich (10-0)
Yorgan De Castro (12-7) vs. Tyrell Fortune (17-3)
Martin Buday (16-2) vs. Tanner Boser (22-10-2)
Cheick Kongo (31-12-2) vs. Jairzinho Rozenstruik (15-6)
Junior Dos Santos (16-10) vs. Alexey Oleinik (61-18-1)
Frank Mir (19-13) vs. Fabricio Werdum (24-9-1)

GFL 2
Prelims
Marsel Sychev (4-1) vs. Eduardo Perez (4-1)
Shamil Abdurakhimov (20-8) vs. Will Fleury (15-3)
Shah Kamali (4-1) vs. Gable Steveson (1-0)
Juan Adams (10-5) vs. Javad Mahjoub (3-0)
Matunga Djikasa (8-5) vs. Vladimir Daineko (17-5)
Denzel Freeman (6-1) vs. Don'Tayle Mayes (11-9)
Marcos Rogério de Lima (22-9-1) vs. Stuart Austin (19-8)
Szymon Kołecki (12-2) vs. Greg Hardy (7-5)
Main Card
Ant Cassar (2-0) vs. Jarod Trice (5-0)
Ali Isaev (9-0-1) vs. Juan Espino (10-2)
Robelis Despaigne (5-2) vs. Matt Mitrione (13-9)
Brett Martin (11-1) vs. Todd Duffee (9-4)
Sergei Kharitonov (36-9) vs. Antonio Silva (19-15)
Blagoy Ivanov (19-7) vs. Jagroop Bhullar (10-1)
Ryan Bader (31-8) vs. Roy Nelson (23-19)
Andrei Arlovski (34-24) vs. Rampage Jackson (37-14)

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