How to Watch PFL World Tournament, Semifinal, Welterweights & Featherweights: Stream Professional Fighters League Live, TV Channel

Welterweights Jason Jackson and Thad Jean square off in the main event in Nashville on Thursday night. Watch free on Fubo.

Four semifinal fights, two each in the welterweight and featherweight divisions, headline the card on Thursday night at Nashville Municipal Auditorium as the Professional Fighters League 2025 tournament rolls on. In the main event, Jason Jackson (19-5) squares off with unbeaten Thad Jean (9-0) for a berth in the championship bout. Jackson won his first-round fight over Andrey Koreshkov with a rear naked choke 4:21 into the second round on April 3 on Orlando while Jean stopped Mukhamed Berkhamov with a left hook followed by ground strikes 4:25 into Round 1 on the same card.

How to Watch PFL World Tournament, Semifinal, Welterweights & Featherweights, in Professional Fighters League Today:

Date: Thursday, May 12, 2025

Time: 11 p.m. ET

TV: ESPN

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Featherweights face off in the co-main event as Jesus Pinedo (24-6-1) battles Gabriel Braga (16-2) for a spot in the finals. Pinedo, the 2023 PFL featherweight champ, finished off Ádám Borics via punches 3:43 into the first round in their first-round fight in Orlando on April 3 while Braga beat Frederik Dupras with a rear naked choke at 4:37 of Round 1. Braga took his first professional loss at the hands of Pinedo in the 2023 championship bout.

The other welterweight semifinal pits Logan Storley (17-3) against Masayuki Kikuiri (11-2-1). Storley claimed a unanimous decision over Joseph Luciano on April 3 while Kikuiri won his opening bout when Giannis Bachar retired at the end of the second round.

The first featherweight semifinal features Movlid Khaybulaev (22-0-1) and Tae Kyun Kim (11-1). Khaybulaev won his ninth straight bout via split decision over Jeremy Kennedy on April 3. Kim advanced to the semifinals with a first-round rear naked choke to finish Nathan Kelly at 4:53 of Round 1.

All the bouts are scheduled for three rounds of five minutes each.

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