Parts that come together for Jake Hadley

Jake Hadley separated from the ultimate fighting championship and is now found on PFL 2025 World Tournament, which can only be seen as an important step of the Professional Fighter League. The 28-year-old Hadley organizes an 11: 4 record with victories in the UFC, the competitive series by Dana White and Bellator MMA.

Many rewards could wait for Hadley, so long the necessary parts will get together. The decision of the PFL to introduce a Bantamweight division for the first time offered the Englishman a gold chance and offered the action with a potential piece that was set up. Hadley is targeting the 500,000 dollar main prize and tournament championship when he prepared for Matheus Mattos in a quarter -final in the bantam weight on the PFL 2025 World Tournament First Runde 2 in the Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida. It marks its first appearance since leaving the UFC.

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“When I left the UFC, I had many options,” Hadley told Sherdog.com. “I had promotions with contracts to me, but I had a kind of relationship with the plant because I fought with Bellator in the past. I had teammates who fought with plants, and I saw the Pfl because I was a fighter before I was a fighter. (The one on) the UFC squad.”

Hadley believes that together with other top European talents, he can contribute to expanding the Pfl brand.

“It is good that there are other advertising campaigns in which boys earn decent money and bring decent money to promotion,” he said. “You don’t want a monopoly in this sport. People who could get stuck in the UFC will not earn the money or get the opportunity to hope for all your career. So it is good to have a different street. There are people like Paul Hughes who have not even gone to the UFC. Plain too.”

Although he steps back into the spotlight after he has lost three of his last four fights, Hadley understands the weight of the opportunity with which he was depicted.

“The $ 500,000 would be changing life,” he said. “I could buy a house. It could start a lot with this money. The belt would of course make me number 1 in the world. That was my goal in my entire career -and the top type of the world -and winning the tournament to win the tournament would get me into the conversation where I would like to give the best. Belt would be something I could look back on in 30 years. (Winner).