Nigeria Mixed Martial Arts Federation Endorses PFL Africa’s Entry into the Country

Nigeria Mixed Martial Arts Federation (NMMAF) extends its enthusiastic support for the Professional Fighters League (PFL) MMA Promotion’s recent announcement of its entry into Nigeria.

This exciting development was officially revealed at a press conference held in Lagos, which saw the participation of key NMMAF board members and representatives from the Lagos State Sports Commission.

PFL’s entrance into the Nigerian market represents a significant and promising moment for the growth and visibility of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) in Nigeria.

The presence of NMMAF representatives underscores a positive step towards future collaborations and opportunities within the sport.

NMMAF views this development as a major advancement for the sport in Nigeria, fostering a bright future for local athletes and the MMA community at large. The league’s entry into the country is anticipated to enhance the competitive landscape, provide new platforms for talent development, and elevate Nigeria’s athletes standing on the global MMA stage.

NMMAF is keen to explore potential avenues for collaboration with PFL in the future and remains committed to supporting the sport’s growth through various grassroots MMA Championships and partnerships.

Notable athletes who spoke at the launch include Nigerian-born Kunle Lawal, a pro-MMA fighter based in Scotland, Senegalese PFL World Champion Sadibou Sy, Nigeria’s Julie Ukah, the first female signed fighter with PFL Africa’ representing and based in Nigeria.