The Professional Fighters League continues to build its upcoming Dubai event, with a welterweight matchup between Khamzat Abaev and Leon Hill joining the lineup.
The Professional Fighters League has officially added a welterweight matchup between Khamzat Abaev and Leon Hill to its upcoming event in Dubai. The bout will take place on November 14 at the Coca-Cola Arena. The event is set to be headlined by a heavyweight title fight between champion Vadim Nemkov and Sergey Bilostenniy.
Abaev enters the contest with a 6-1 record after securing a first-round knockout over Luca Poclit at PFL Brussels in May. Meanwhile, Hill holds a 9-2 record and carries a four-fight winning streak, most recently defeating Aldo Pereira under the Cage Warriors banner in February.
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