(SUKAN) PROFESSIONAL FIGHTERS LEAGUE TO HOST FIRST 2023 PLAYOFF EVENT AT SAN ANTONIO’S BOEING CENTER AT TECH POINT ON FRIDAY AUGUST 4

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NEW YORK (JUNE 1, 2023) – The Professional Fighters League (PFL), the fastest growing and most innovative sports league in the world, today announced it will host the first 2023 PFL Playoff event in San Antonio on Friday August 4 at Boeing Center at Tech Port. The event will feature the top Featherweight and Light Heavyweight fighters in the world, all looking to advance to the 2023 PFL World Championship and the opportunity to earn a $1 million championship purse.

Tickets for the 2023 PFL Playoffs from Boeing Center at Tech Port will be available Thursday, June 8th at 9pm CT via Etix. Tickets range from $40 – 350.

“The PFL is excited to bring our brand of MMA to Boeing Center at Tech Point and our fans in the great state of Texas,” said PFL CEO Peter Murray. “The PFL’s unique season format provides fighters with a merit-based path to a World Championship and $1 million prize. On August 4th, PFL fans in San Antonio and around the world will see the best Featherweight and Light Heavyweight action in combat sports.”

During the 2023 PFL Playoffs, four fighters across six competing weight-classes will look to punch their tickets to the biggest night in MMA, the 2023 PFL World Championship, where they will earn a chance at a 2023 PFL championship and $1 million prize.

PFL is the #1 fastest growing company in MMA and the #2 MMA company on a worldwide basis. PFL is the only league in MMA with the sports-season format, where individual fighters compete in a regular season, playoffs, and championship each year, making PFL a “win and advance” meritocracy like all other major sports. PFL fighter roster hails from over 20 countries and 25% of PFL fighters are independently ranked in the top 25 of their weight-class. The company leads in technology and innovation, with its proprietary PFL SmartCage powering real-time betting and next-gen viewing experience. PFL airs live in the U.S. on ESPN and ESPN+ and is broadcast and streamed to 140 countries with 25 leading international media partners.


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