Fabian Edwards on embracing defeat with UFC brother Leon ahead of $500K PFL bout

Edwards downs Kasanganay in PFL main event

Fabian Edwards earned one of the biggest wins of his career Friday night when he knocked out Impa Kasanganay in the 185-pound headline bout of the PFL's 2025 World Tournament event at Universal Studios Florida in Orlando, Florida.

Fabian Edwards defeats Impa Kasanganay in 2025 PFL World Tournament 3 main event

The main event featured 2023 PFL Light Heavyweight Champion Impa Kasanganay (18-6) facing former Bellator title challenger Fabian Edwards.

Fabian Edwards on embracing defeat with UFC brother Leon ahead of $500K PFL bout

Fabian Edwards has no better man cornering him for his PFL main event fight tonight. Edwards takes on American Impa Kasanganay in the first round of his PFL middleweight tournament, with the winner of the whole thing eventually walking away with a whopping $500,000. Edwards starts his PFL world tournament on Friday night after two defeats in his last threeSportsfile - Getty He has been forced to face adversity just like his brother Leon, who los…

PFL 2025 World Tournament: First Round 3 Preview and Predictions

Preview and predictions for PFL 2025 World Tournament: First Round 3, which takes place Friday, Apr. 18, live from Universal Studios Orlando in Orlando, Fla.

PFL World Tournament First Round Preview: Middleweights

2024 PFL 5: Salt Lake City at the Huntsman Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, Friday, June 21, 2024. (Cooper Neill / PFL) Tomorrow night the PFL World Tournament continues in Orlando, Florida with the promotion’s third event. Middleweights and lightweights take center stage tomorrow night in arguably the most stacked card of the tournament cards thus far. In the main event, former light heavyweight champion Impa Kasanganay (18-5) will be taking on …

Impa Kasanganay Sees Tougher Challenges At Middleweight

PFL middleweight Impa Kasanganay believes the 185 division is one of the best in the game and will bring him the better challenges in this year’s PFL World Tournament. “I started my career at 185, fought Johnny (Eblen) at 185 the most recent fight. I know for a fact people haven’t seen the best version of me yet,” Kasanganay told Cageside Press in an interview. “I’m going to show that and keep refining it and getting better. I’ll claim the title…