The first PFL pay-per-view event is set for this Friday and the cost to order the event has been revealed. Fans wanting to see the six championship matches and more will have to fork over just under $50 through ESPN+.
Fight fans wanting to tune in and catch the final 2023 PFL event will need to ante up the money.
Through ESPN+, the debut of PFL on pay-per-view will cost $49.99. You must be a subscriber of the streaming service to purchase the event.
This marks the first PFL event to be on PPV. The card takes place from The Anthem in Washington, D.C. on Friday night.
A total of six championship matches are scheduled, with each winner picking up $1 million. Kayla Harrison is also set for action on the main card along with the promotional debut of Derek Brunson.
PFL PPV Main Card Lineup
In the main event, reigning lightweight champion Olivier Aubin-Mercier seeks a second consecutive title when he takes on Clay Collard. Both are former UFC fighters.
Heavyweights Renan Ferreira and Denis Goltsov are scheduled for the co-main with Larissa Pacheco looking for a second title in a new weight class when she meets Marina Mokhnatkina at featherweight.
The final two championship matches will see Sadibou Sy and Magomedo Magomedkerimov meet at welterweight with Impa Kasanganay and Josh Silveira squaring off at light heavyweight.
Sy and Magomedkerimov are both former division winners.
Kayla Harrison’s return sees her battle veteran Aspen Ladd, while Derek Brunson’s PFL debut come against former champion Ray Cooper III.
PFL Prelims Include Title Fight, Biaggio Ali Walsh
One title fight is lined up for the ESPN+ prelims, as Jesus Pinedo and Gabriel Braga meet at featherweight.
Biaggio Ali Walsh, the grandson of legendary boxing champion Muhammad Ali, meets Joel Galarza Lopez in a featured bout.
Bubba Jenkins vs. Chris Wade, Phil Caracappa vs. Khai Wu and Jesse Stirn vs. Josh Blyden complete the prelims.
The action starts at 5 p.m. ET with prelims.
