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Africa crowns its first-ever champions on Dec. 20 in Cotonou as the PFL rolls into town for PFL Africa 4: 2025 Finals. Four titles, four $100,000 prizes, and a card built to introduce the next wave of African MMA names before the rest of the world catches up.
PFL lit up Kigali with PFL Africa 3: Rwanda, headlined by a jaw-dropping KO from Abdoullah Kane against Emmanuel Mukam. Other highlights included Ndebele vs. Hokonya, Esperança vs. Octave, and Adeshina vs. Joseph in a night full of finishes and semifinal drama.
PFL Africa 3: Rwanda brings the PFL to Kigali with can’t-miss bouts: Ocheme vs. Razac Sankara, Ndebele vs. Hokonya, Boris Esperança vs. Octave, Djantou Nana vs. Clarke, Bably vs. Houlton, Henniene vs. Godogo, Joseph vs. Adeshina, Omeda vs. Opio, Camara vs. Majorique, N’Tchalá vs. Dassi.
PFL brought fireworks to South Africa with PFL Africa Johannesburg. From Patrick Ocheme’s main event win to Abdul Razac Sankara’s head-kick KO, the night delivered tournament drama and highlight-reel finishes across featherweight and welterweight brackets.
PFL continues its African expansion as PFL Africa: Johannesburg returns August 9. Headliners include Camara vs. Ocheme and Mané vs. Esperanca in first-round showdowns.
Watch the best moments from PFL Africa 3: Rwanda—semifinal highlight chaos under the PFL banner. See breakout performances from Nkosi Ndebele, S. Soto-Esperança, and upset-maker Justin Clarke. Knockouts, slick trips, and momentum swings that reshaped the brackets—everything you need before the PFL Africa finals.
Experience the chaos and skill of the PFL’s African debut! The first round featured explosive finishes, including a flying knee, question mark kick KO, and dominant submissions. Watch all the best highlights from PFL Africa in one action-packed recap.
They are set to face each other in PFL Africa: Nigeria.
The bout is scheduled for a standard 3-round PFL fight.
The fight is organized by the Professional Fighters League (PFL).
The fight is scheduled to take place on June 13, 2026
