Riyadh, November 16, 2024 – The Professional Fighters League (PFL) has officially confirmed that the final round of the 2024 PFL MENA Championship will take place on Friday, November 29, at King Saud University in Riyadh. The highly anticipated event marks a pivotal moment for the league’s inaugural Middle East and North Africa (MENA) season, bringing together top talent to compete for championship titles across four weight classes.
In addition to the championship bouts, the event will see the return of Saudi Arabia’s celebrated mixed martial arts (MMA) champion, Hattan Al-Saif, to the cage. Fans can also look forward to five exciting showcase bouts featuring some of the most accomplished international fighters, further elevating the spectacle of this milestone event.
The 2024 PFL MENA Championship represents a groundbreaking step in the development of MMA in the region. By providing local athletes with the opportunity to compete at an elite level, the league is fostering the growth of the sport while empowering fighters to hone their skills and achieve international recognition.
What sets the PFL apart in the world of MMA is its innovative season-based format. Fighters progress through regular stages before earning their place in the finals, a structure that brings a level of transparency and excitement unique to the sport. This model has attracted a roster of elite athletes, many of whom are ranked among the top in global MMA standings, ensuring high-caliber competition at every stage.
The event’s location at King Saud University highlights Saudi Arabia’s commitment to hosting world-class sporting events and nurturing homegrown talent. The country’s growing investment in MMA aligns with its broader Vision 2030 goals, which aim to diversify the entertainment landscape and establish the Kingdom as a premier destination for international sports.
With the promise of thrilling matchups and the spotlight on regional and global talent, the 2024 PFL MENA Championship finale is set to be an unmissable event for MMA enthusiasts and a significant milestone in the sport’s history in the region.