PFL representative discusses potential retaliation from Nurmagomedov
Score a Rematch: The Saga Continues
The dream of Paul Hughes facing off against Usman Nurmagomedov once more appears to be alive and kicking, although the details are yet to be finalized. According to PFL representative Jonathan Coachman, the official statement that the winner of Archie Colgan vs. Mansour Barnaui will be the title contender is not the whole story.
Coachman hinted at ongoing uncertainty within PFL during a recent interview, stating, "My social media is speaking volumes - that's all I can say. We've got questions, but no decisions have been made yet."
Earlier this year, Hughes suffered a close decision loss to Nurmagomedov. However, he rebounded in style with a first-round knockout of Bruno Miranda in May.
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- Hughes shared his correspondence with Nurmagomedov, accusing the champ of dodging a rematch
- A new title contender bout has been added to PFL's upcoming lightweight event
- Francis Ngannou is eager to return to UFC, but his current PFL contract is creating some complications
It seems that the PFL is listening to the clamor of fans and are mindful of rushing the process. While no official confirmation has been given yet, there's a hint that they might bypass making Hughes fight two more opponents for a rematch. Let's wait and see if the rematch fans have been craving will finally come to pass.
Bookmakers are keeping an eye on the potential rematch between Paul Hughes and Usman Nurmagomedov in the world of mixed-martial-arts, given the ongoing developments within the PFL. Amidst the uncertainty, even a bypass of further opponents for a rematch might be on the table, as the PFL appears to be considering fan demands carefully.
