Bryan Battle has officially put pen on paper about a PFL contract after he has been released from the UFC and collecting a recent victory in August in the Dirty Boxing Championship Ring. Battle is now at the Professional Fighters League and will drive his trade in the smart Cage in the future, according to an announcement of the promotion on their official X account earlier today.
: @Bryanbattle10 has signed with the Professional Fighters League! ✍️
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– PFL (@Pflmma) September 5, 2025
Battle received his hiking paper from the UFC after missing the weight in successive fights and he did this in two separate weight categories, no less. ‘The Butcher’ initially missed the goal for his welter weight against Randy Brown last December, but would overcome against Brown by a decision at UFC 310.
The battle was then booked for a middleweight matchup on UFC 319 against Nursulton Ruziboev a few weeks ago. But again, Bryan Battle would miss the contracted weight marker with different pounds, which scrapped the bolt booking of 16 August to 185 pounds. Strangely enough, however, Battle would hit the 185 pound marking later in August, albeit in another organization, because he was then released by the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Bryan Battle would hit the weight he needed to fight DBX 3 Dirt boxing championship Collision on August 29.
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