Thu. May 22nd, 2025

PFL 3 Weigh-In Results: Fighters On Point for Tournaments

All fighters scheduled to compete in the PFL 3 middleweight and lightweight tournaments successfully made weight today, ensuring the event is set to proceed as planned this Friday night.

The event takes place at Universal Studios Florida in Orlando and features the opening rounds of these two key divisions. In contrast to some previous PFL events this season that encountered weigh-in issues, the PFL 3 weigh-in process ran smoothly, with every competitor meeting their required weight limit.

Headlining the card is a middleweight clash between 2023 PFL light heavyweight champion Impa Kasanganay and former Bellator title challenger Fabian Edwards. Both fighters weighed in at an identical 185.6 pounds.

In the co-main event, 2024 PFL lightweight competitor Gadzhi Rabadanov successfully hit the 156-pound limit for his bout. He will face former UFC standout Marc Diakiese, who registered a weight of 155.2 pounds.

Other notable matchups on the card include the return of former PFL champion Sadibou Sy, who will compete against Dalton Rosta in the middleweight tournament. Additionally, former Bellator lightweight champion Brent Primus is scheduled to fight Vinicius Cenci as part of the lightweight bracket.

Official Weigh-In Results:

Impa Kasanganay (185.6) vs. Fabian Edwards (185.6)

Gadzhi Rabadanov (156.0) vs. Marc Diakiese (155.2)

Sadibou Sy (185.8) vs. Dalton Rosta (185.4)

Mads Burnell (155.8) vs. Jay Jay Wilson (156.0)

Clay Collard (155.4) vs. Alfie Davis (155.8)

Josh Silveira (185.6) vs. Mike Shipman (186.0)

Brent Primus (155.6) vs. Vinicius Cenci (155.8)

Aaron Jeffery (185.4) vs. Murad Ramazanov (185.2)

Robert Watley (154.6) vs. Tony Caruso (155.6)

Alternate Fighter Weigh-In:

Khalid Murtazaliev (MW alt): 185.0

By Jack Thornley

Jack Thornley is a passionate MMA journalist based in Bristol. With over a decade covering everything from local amateur bouts to international UFC events, Jack brings an insider's perspective to his articles. His candid interviews with fighters reveal the human stories behind the combat.

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