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PFL Season 2, Week 2 Results

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PFL Season 2, Week 2 will begin tonight, May 23, from the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, New York. Professional Fighter League action will begin live on ESPN2 at 7:00pm ET (4:00pm PT) with the main card taking place on ESPN+ at 9:00pm ET (6:00pm PT). All bouts contested today will take place in either the lightweight division or featherweight division.

Tournament Format & Fights

As part of the tournament format, 3 points will be awarded to the winner of any fight with the loser receiving 0 points. Additional points are awarded to the winner for stoppages in either the first (3 points), second (2 points), or third (1 point) round. The max number of points one can receive would be 6 points total, this being a first-round finish for the winner. At the conclusion of the regular season, PFL playoffs will begin with eight fighters in their respected weight divisions being seeded based off their point totals. The winner in each respected weight class at the end of 2019 will receive a million dollar paycheck.

In tonight’s main event, 2018 featherweight champion Lance Palmer will face off against promotional debutant Alex Gilpin. Palmer claimed the million dollar prize last season with a dominant decision win over Steven Siler. His opponent tonight, Gilpin, currently rides a seven-fight win streak having stopped six of those opponents. The co-main event will be contested at 155 pounds between Long Island’s own Chris Wade and dominant CES lightweight champion Nate Andrews.

Three fights from tonight’s card were removed yesterday. Alexandre Bezerra was pulled from his fight with Jeremy Kennedy after missing weight by 10 pounds. Alexandre Almeida was pulled from his fight with Luis Rafael after missing weight by 2 pounds. Kennedy and Rafael are now slated to fight each other on the preliminary card. Ronys Torres failed medicals and was removed from the event along with his opponent Ramsey Nijem. As a result, Nijem has received a “walkover victory” earning three points in his lightweight bracket.

PFL Season 2, Week 2 Results

Follow along with MMASucka as we provide you with
live results from PFL Season 2, Week 2.

*Black indicates soon-to-come fight*
*Red indicates active fight*
*Blue indicates completed fight*

MAIN CARD  •  ESPN+  •  9:00pm ET / 6:00pm PT

Lance Palmer def. Alex Gilpin via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Palmer – 3 points, Gilpin – 0 points

Chris Wade def. Nate Andrews via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
Wade – 3 points, Andrews – 0 points

Andre Harrison def. Peter Petties via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Harrison – 3 points, Petties – 0 points

Akhmet Aliev def. Carlao Silva via KO (punches, 2:24, Round 1)
Aliev – 6 points, Silva – 0 points

Islam Mamedov def. Ylies Djiroun via Split Decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
Mamedov – 3 points, Djiroun – 0 points

PRELIMINARY CARD  •  ESPN2  •  7:00pm ET / 4:00pm PT

Rashid Magomedov def. Loik Radzhabov via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Magomedov – 3 points, Radzhabov – 0 points

Natan Schulte def. Yincang Bao via Submission (rear-naked choke, 3:03, Round 1)
Schulte – 6 points, Bao – 0 points

Luis Rafael def. Jeremy Kennedy via KO (head-kick and punches, 0:23, Round 1)
Rafael – 6 points, Kennedy – 0 points

Movlid Khaibulaev def. Damon Jackson via KO (flying knee, 0:10, Round 1)
Khaibulaev – 6 points, Jackson – 0 points

Gadzhi Rabadanov def. Steven Siler via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 29-28, 30-27)
Rabadanov – 3 points, Siler – 0 points

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Lance Palmer and Alex Gilpin face-off ahead of their featherweight main event fight on Thursday, May 23rd from the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, New York (photo credits to ProFightLeague on Facebook)

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Wesley Riddle is a 29-year-old writer residing in Raleigh, North Carolina from Harrisonburg, Virginia. He has been part of the MMASucka team since the fourth quarter of 2016. Additionally, he serves as a writer with partner site Last Word on Motorsports.

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