2025 PFL World Tournament 2 live and official results (9 p.m. ET)
2025 PFL World Tournament 2 takes place at Universal Studios Florida in Orlando, Fla., and broadcasts live on ESPN2 and ESPN+. The event features opening-round tournament bouts in the women's flyweight and men's bantamweight divisions.
With a late main event change at weigh-ins, Leandro Higo (23-6) takes on Marcirley Alves (12-4). In the co-main event, Liz Carmouche (22-8) faces Ilara Joanne (12-9).
2025 PFL World Tournament 2 results
MAIN CARD (ESPN2, ESPN+, 11 p.m. ET)
Leandro Higo vs. Marcirley Alves
Liz Carmouche vs. Ilara Joanne
Mando Gutierrez vs. Francesco Nuzzi
Kasum Kasumov vs. Justin Wetzell
PRELIMINARY CARD (ESPN+, 9 p.m. ET)
Juliana Velasquez vs. Ekaterina Shakalova
Jake Hadley vs. Matheus Mattos
Jena Bishop vs. Kana Watanabe
Elora Dana vs. Diana Avsaragova
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